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2010 Census Information
Every 10 years, the government reports the number of people who live in the United States
by conducting a count called the census. This count is required by the U.S. Constitution.
Why is the U.S. census count necessary?
Census data are used to determine the number of representatives your state receives in the U.S.
Congress, as well as your county’s representation in the state legislature. Government agencies
use the data to make funding decisions for more than $300 billion each year, including:
- Title 1 allocations
- College grant and loan programs
- Public transportation
- Road and community improvements
- Public health services and hospitals
- Neighborhood improvements
- Senior services
How is the 2010 Census taken? - Census questionnaires are given to everyone living in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
- The information is collected in two ways: by a questionnaire that is sent to every home, and through confidentiality-bound census workers who travel door-to-door.
Planning a Trip - Attendance
Going to school is your child’s “job,” and attendance is key! However, sometimes families need to travel during the school year. If trips cannot be scheduled during school holidays, parents should obtain an independent study contract for their child(ren).
What is an Independent Study Contract?
An independent study contract allows students to earn academic credit, meet attendance requirements, and keep current in the classroom. Also, the District does not lose funding. A student in ANY grade level may use an independent study contract.
MaxPreps Citizen Athlete
Entry must be submitted by 3/12/2010. Application available on line: www.MaxPreps.com/ÇitizenAthlete
First Amendment Cartoon Contest
is proud to announce
First Amendment Cartoon Contest
Celebrate Bill of Rights Day with the First Amendment Cartoon Contest with your own cartoon.
If you are creative and like to draw, this is your chance to to participate in Law Day, by illustrating principles of freedom and perhaps win a prize!
Deadline for submissions is March 30, 2010.















