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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013
THE WEAKLEY COUNTY PRESS
Education
News Editor: Brad Gaskins
MEET THE COUNTY’S NEW TEACHERS — Skilled and enthusiastic teachers joining Weakley County Schools for the 2013-14 school year attended “Effective Teacher Training.” In no particular order, the new teachers are Scott Ashley, DeAnn Wolski and Danielle Scott Harris, Sharon School; Jessica Rich, Melody Hopper and April Corbin, Gleason School; Ashley Bryson, Tim Stratton, Blake Stigall and Hannah Steadman, Westview High School; Brit-
LEGACY LUNCHEON — University of Tennessee at Martin alumni and their children who are enrolled at the university for the fall semester were invited to the annual Legacy Luncheon held Aug. 22 as students arrived for the start of fall semester Aug.
tany Bennett, Chelsea Jones and Jenilee Pate, Dresden High School; Brandy Spendlove, Hannah Cates, April Sutterfield and Sherry Puckett, Greenfield School; Amelia Guerin, Lindsey Northcott and Brittany Fortner, Martin Elementary School; Lisa Swaim and Brittany Forrester, Dresden Middle School; Karen Fowler, Weakley County Pre-K Consultant. The Press will run short bios and individual photos of each of the new teachers in next week’s edition.
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LEGACY LUNCHEON — University of Tennessee at Martin alumni and their children who are enrolled at the university for the fall semester were invited to the annual Legacy Luncheon held Aug. 22 as students arrived for the start of fall semester Monday. Among those attending the event at the university’s Student Recreation Center were Lauren Baker (center) of Martin and her parents Mike and Mary.
26. Among those attending the event at the university’s Student Recreation Center were Georgia Brown (second from left), of Martin, and her mother, Laura; and Nick WIVES’ RECEPTION — A reception Hart (second from right) of Martin, and his was held for the wives of new faculty and staff Sunday at the Dunagan Alumparents, Dana (center) and David (right). ni Center. Those attending the reception included (front, from left) Heidi Busch,
Dr. Sylvia Moran, Dr. Karen DiBella and Jennifer Alexander; (back) Dr. Margaret Lewis, Dr. Sarah Haig, Sandy Kelley, Sam Goyret, Kiara Champion and Michelle Dickens.
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LEGACY LUNCHEON — University of Tennessee at Martin alumni and their children who are enrolled at the university for the fall semester were invited to the annual Legacy Luncheon held Aug. 22 as students arrived for the start of fall semester Aug.
26. Among those attending the event at the university’s Student Recreation Center were Wesley Grimes (third, from left), of Martin, and his parents, Bud and Virginia; and Nicholas Fortner, and his parents, Angela and Scott.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 33 million workers qualify to have their student loans forgiven because they work in schools, hospitals or city halls, but too few take advantage of the options because the programs are overly complicated and often confusing, the government’s consumer advocate said Wednesday. Roughly a quarter of the U.S. workforce could take advantage of federal rules that give favorable loan repayment options to those in public service fields, including the military, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The agency recommended Congress review
the loan forgiveness programs and encouraged employers to make sure their workers know they are available. “Teachers, soldiers, firefighters, policeman — public sector careers invariably involve some effort, some inconvenience or some sacrifice. People give up higher incomes to serve their city, their state or their country,” said Richard Cordray, director of the CFPB. “We believe that people who contribute part of their talents, part of the benefits of their education, to society as a whole should not be mired in debt because they stir themselves to the calling of public service.”
Student loan debt has topped $1 billion, the consumer advocate estimates, and has been a drag on the economy as recent graduates are forced to choose between paying down their loans and buying a house or a car. That sends millions of dollars to lenders instead of keeping that cash in the local communities. For many graduates, there are multiple programs in place to ease the financial burden of taking lower-paying jobs to help their communities. But the system is fraught with complications and competing options and a firm number of how many graduates could benefit is hard to come by.
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