El Dorado Middle School Principal Mike Browne reported to Board of Education members on Project Lead the Way.
Zany characters like the Cheshire Cat, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the Mad Hatter and March Hare will all be a part of “Alice in Wonderland, Jr.,” an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic tale.
The University of Kansas Honors Program recognized a number of Butler County and surrounding students last week during the Kansas Honors Program at the Civic Center.
The El Dorado Youth Commission presented their annual report to the El Dorado City Commission May 18.
Dough nuts, fruit and milk were among items on the menu for El Dorado High School’s senior breakfast Thursday morning.
With the architects chosen, more work is beginning to get underway with the proposed football stadium.
The architects, David Stewart and Vince Haines, with PKHLS, presented a proposed project outline at the Football Stadium Steering Committee meeting Tuesday.
Butler Community College students closed another chapter in their lives Saturday during Butler's 81st Commencement Ceremonies.
"Graduates, you are at the very heart of what this is about," said Leann Ellis, vice president of academic affairs.
The Butler Community College Board of Trustees met Tuesday evening to discuss approval of the Composite Engineering Technology Program.
“It’s about meeting the need for area employers,” Butler president, Jackie Vietti said, in response to the program’s many benefits.
Butler Community College’s proposed Welcome Center could be in a tight position, possibly pushing back the original plans to have it open for fall 2009. With unexpected crunches cinching up the school’s budget, the center could be looking at a completion date in 2011.
After 31 years of sharing knowledge with youth, Brenda Addison, a fifth grade teacher at Lincoln Elementary decided it was time to retire.
She has been teaching with the district for 27 years. Before coming to El Dorado, she taught in Hamilton for four years.
On Thursday, the El Dorado Tree Board planted a tree at Lincoln Elementary in celebration of Arbor Day.
Poetry, like giving, often comes from the heart.
Friday evening, members of the El Dorado High School Kansas Association of Youth (KAY) were doing both.
Prom was a dream come true for El Dorado High School students Saturday night at the Civic Center.
After 28 years, Debbie Melcher is “hanging up her P.E. whistle.”
Melcher, who is an elementary physical education teacher, will be retiring at the end of this school year.
Butler Community College students will be hoofing it to the tony tunes of 60 years of Broadway hits this weekend. The dance department’s final show of the year, entitled “Steppin’ Out,” will feature numbers from “West Side Story,” “Rent,” “Fosse,” “Hair,” “Tarzan” and “Grease.”
