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The Community Connection
Volume 14, Number 2
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February 28, 2011
Community Mourns Loss of Kyle King
October 4, 1984 - February 5, 2011
On Saturday, February 5, 2011, Kyle King, a 2003 Crandall
High School graduate, was killed in a head-on collision on FM
740 in Forney. A truck, driven by a Greenville resident, Bradley
Wade, crossed the center line into Kyle’s lane and caused the fatal
accident which killed both drivers.
Kyle was a football player at Crandall High School and went on
to play for NW Oklahoma State University. He graduated there in
2008. Upon graduation from college, he took a coaching position
at Ferris High School and taught 8th grade American history. He
was the linebacker coach for the varsity team and also coached
junior high basketball and track. He was respected by his peers and
students who held a memorial in his honor on Monday evening,
February 7. He was engaged to be married soon.
Kyle King
Son - Teacher - Friend
Kyle is survived by his parents Johnny and Diane King and by
his sister, Jana. Diane is a retired administrator for Crandall ISD and
Johnny taught and coached at various area schools before retiring
from Seagoville High School, Dallas ISD.
Services were held Thursday night, February 10, at Central
Baptist Church, with over a thousand people in attendance. Central
Baptist Associate Pastor, Jimi Heislop conducted the service.
There is a scholarship set up in Kyle’s honor and donations can
still be made to the Ferris ISD Scholarship Fund in his name. Even
though Kyle King was only 26 years old at the time of his death,
he accomplished so much and left a indelible impression on his
friends, loved ones, students, and peers who came to know him.
These fond memories of Kyle will be everlasting.
Crandall PTO Hosts Community Meeting on
How the State Finance Crisis Will Impact Crandall Classrooms
Crandall PTO hosted a community meeting in the L.F. Raynes Administration
Building on February 17, 2011. Parents, teachers, and local community members
were invited to attend the meeting in an effort to enlighten the public on how the state
finance crisis will impact Crandall classrooms. Media reports of the state budget
crisis have raised an awareness of the state’s financial woes.
Dr. Larry Watson, Superintendent of Schools, presented the “basics of school
finance” and illustrated the impact of the State’s inequitable funding system on
Crandall Schools. The meeting focused on how the two sides of the district budget
are managed, on why adequate funding is not available to Texas districts, and on
how Crandall’s budget compares to other districts. The primary factor causing the
state financial crisis is due to the State Legislature’s action in 2006 of compressing
the tax rate to $1.33 the first year of the 2007 biennium and to $1.00 the second
year giving districts the option to raise the tax rate only four cents. The State
Legislature’s compression of the tax rate eliminated approximately 1/3 of the tax
revenue previously collected and froze total revenues for school districts on a per
pupil basis (target revenue). Dr. Watson described the unfairness of this “target
revenue” system by making the following points:
1. “As our local district’s property tax increases the State of Texas provides less
state funding for CISD students.” This means that Crandall ISD’s funding for the
Maintenance and Operations budget has remained the same on a per pupil basis for
the past several years even though more local tax revenues have been generated.
In essence, the increase in Crandall’s property values has lessened the State’s share
of the cost of educating a Crandall student not the District’s cost.
2. Crandall ISD’s target revenue is $559 less than the state average. This means
if Crandall ISD’s target revenue was at the state average target revenue, Crandall
would collect an additional $1.8 million in additional funds.
Dr. Watson also pointed out that a significant funding gap not only exists between
Crandall ISD and other school districts but the gap widens as Crandall ISD’s student
enrollment increases. A comparison that illustrates this funding inequity is outlined
using the target revenues of Crandall and Lovejoy.
Lovejoy
Target Revenue
$7,653
Crandall
Target Revenue
$5,027
Funding
Gaps
$2,626
Per-Student
Funding Level
State & Local
$22,959,000
15,081,000
$7,878,000
Revenue for
3000 Students
With 30 (1%)
$229,590
$150,810
$78,780
New Students
Dr. Watson poses a rhetorical question, “Doesn’t a student in Crandall ISD deserve a state finance system that is equitable to Lovejoy’s? Shouldn’t the state’s
funding system be equitable for all such that “what’s good enough for one child is
good enough for every child?”
As a result of the State’s legislative action to compress the tax rate in 2006, the
State is now experiencing a $14 billion shortfall in revenue for public schools. Some
funds have been generated through other revenue sources; however, state leaders
estimate the State's deficit for public schools to be approximately $10 billion. To
address this financial crisis, school districts operating off the same target revenue
that was established during the 2005-2006 school year have been asked to prepare a
budget with a 5% to 10% reduction in revenue. The task of reducing school budgets
becomes more complicated when one considers that approximately 80% of a school
district’s budget is comprised of personnel. Consequently, a 5% to 10% budget cut
would likely involve layoffs and fewer programs and activities for students.
Dr. Watson acknowledged that while financial challenges lie ahead for Crandall
ISD, the Crandall ISD Board of Trustees have made no definitive decisions at this
point. In the weeks ahead, all possible cost saving solutions will be explored and
considered. CISD parents, teachers, and community members are encouraged to
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February 28, 2011
Page Ricky Lopez signs letter of intent
with Mountain View
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On February 11, Ricky Lopez signed a scholarship offer to play baseball at
Mountain View College. Ricky is a senior this year at Crandall, and he has started
for the Pirate Baseball Team since his freshmen year. He has played first base and
pitcher for the Pirates, and has also been the DH on occasion. Ricky is a good baseball player and an even better student. Some of his overall baseball stats are:
Offensive Stats
BA - .394, Runs – 41, Doubles – 16, RBI’s – 52, HR’s – 5
Pitching Stats
IP – 127.2, K’s – 143, BB’s – 57, ERA – 1.789
Ricky has also received several baseball honors during his years at Crandall.
Some of the honors included All-District and miscellaneous Pirate awards. More
are likely to come this season. Previous honors included:
Freshmen Year – 1st Team All-District (Pitcher)
Sophomore Year – 1st Team All-District (Pitcher)
Junior Year – 1st Team All-District (Pitcher), Team MVP
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Kaufman County News
VNASupport Program Offered
The Visiting Nurse Association of Kaufman
County is offering a five-session support program for
adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
“Sharing the Journey: Coping with Grief” will
meet Tuesdays, March 8 through April 5, at the First
United Methodist Church on 208 S. Houston Street
in Kaufman. The time is 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The program will help individuals gain an understanding of the grief process, learn healthy coping
skills, and broaden awareness of resources and support systems that are available in the community.
There is no cost to attend the program. Attendees
of all faiths are welcome. Additional information
can be obtained by calling Clayton McCord, Hospice Chaplain and Bereavement Coordinator for the
Visiting Nurse Association of Kaufman County, at
(972) 962-7500 or 1-800-345-0576.
The Visiting Nurse Association of Kaufman
County is a nonprofit home care organization that
provides home health and hospice care in Kaufman
and the surrounding communities.
Photo: Clayton McCord, Hospice Chaplain and
Bereavement Coordinator for the VNA of Kaufman
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Statistics indicate that food borne illness continues to be a health issue in the United States. Each
year, 1 in 4 Americans will become sick, 1 in 1,000
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If under the Texas Department of State Health
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Texas AgriLife Extension Service, Kaufman
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February 28, 2011
Page John's Journeys
by John Brooks, Pastor, Central Baptist Church
Several years ago we purchased some squirrel feeders for the back yard. From the
kitchen window we are able to watch the squirrels come up from the woods, eat from the
feeders, and chase each other round the back yard. They are so comical. The feeders are
wooden stands with one-gallon glass jars that hold the food. The squirrels will actually
crawl into the jar as they pack their chubby little cheeks with food. There are times you
can watch them sitting in the glass jar like it's a little house. It is like a safe haven for
them, no matter how inclimate the weather.
From time to time, I let the food run out. I don't do that on purpose. I just get busy and
forget about it and the next thing I know the squirrels are looking in the kitchen window as
if to say, "Hey, what's up with you? Can't you see we are out of food? We're hungry. How
about a little consideration here?" They stand outside the window and chatter and run up
and down the patio cover until I realize what is going on and go refill their feeders.
I don't know if it was the wind or the squirrels that dislodged the first of my glass jars
off its perch, but I found the jar broken in 1,000 pieces under the wooden stand. I kept
trying to find some way to get another glass jar. I tried a plastic container, but the wind
sure enough blew that off the stand. The place where I bought the feeders didn't want to
sell me a jar, as he only had a limited supply. He could sell me the whole combination, but
all I needed was a jar. I finally located a glass jar and it was just $6.00. The only problem
was it was full of pickles. Now I like pickles, but for two people to eat a gallon of pickles?
Well, that was a bit much. However, I could see the squirrels forming a vigilante group
outside my kitchen window. So, I bought the pickles and we started eating. It wasn't too
bad at the first but toward the end, I was beginning to feel like a pickle. We had pickles
with everything. We had pickles with our eggs in the morning. We had pickles with our
sandwich at noon. I think we even had pickle casserole a time or two. I have never eaten so
many pickles in my life. It was getting to where I saw pickles when I closed my eyes.
We finally finished that whole gallon jar of pickles. I was so glad to be done with
that episode of my life. I washed the jar, soaked off the label, and charged down to fill
the feeder while those brazen squirrels barked at me all the way. What a relief. Done! I
didn't care if I ever saw another pickle. I strolled back to the patio to watch the squirrels
feast once again in the feeder.
You can understand my horror the next morning when I looked out to see one of the glass
jars missing from the feeder. I quickly dressed and hurried down, praying the whole way
that the jar was not once again broken. But there it was sitting on the ground. This time it
was broken in a million pieces. Well, that has been almost a year now and we have gone
through five gallons of pickles. I still have not figured out what keeps happening to those
jars. I think the squirrels are doing it on purpose. They must know I hate pickles by now.
But like the Apostle Paul, this much I know. "I know what it is to be in need, and I know
what it is to have plenty (of pickles) I have learned the secret of being content in any and
every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do
everything through Christ who gives me strength." Philippians 4:11-12 The parentheses
are mine. By the way, if you are ever in the neighborhood, stop by and we can share a
pickle or two. I've got plenty.
Congratulations to Chuck & Linda Cade on their 50th anniversary
Our parents attended a Valentine’s banquet together in the 8th grade.
As sophomores in high school they were boyfriend and girlfriend for
awhile. Then as seniors they started dating and 50 years later they are
still in love. It is our privilege to celebrate Chuck and Linda Cade’s 50th
anniversary.
In 1974 they moved to Crandall, so Dad could pursue his passion for
ranching. He dug his heels in at Star Brand Cattle Company and for the
last 30 years has worked for the Cartwright family. Out of this relationship
has come a genuine closeness that has led to a treasured extended family.
Through this extended family mom and dad found another passion, community service and politics. One of their greatest joys is being involved
in the community. Dad has been a member of Crandall’s and Seagoville’s
Chamber of Commerce and continues to serve on numerous boards and
committees. Mother had a successful career in banking and shortly after
retiring worked for Judge Wayne Gent, which led her to greater involvement in politics. She has been a member of Central Baptist Church in
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standards, but we never lacked for anything. They are great role models
and have supported every endeavor we have ever taken on. We are so
thankful for them instilling in us a love for God, respect for our country
and for others. Our lives are blessed because of them. Those of you who
have served, worked and/or socialized with Chuck and Linda have had
the pleasure of experiencing just a glimpse of the love and commitment
that we have experienced as a family.
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contact or write the state legislators serving our area. The following information is
included on the CISD website at www.crandall-isd.net:
● A list of proposed solutions for the State Legislature to consider. The list of
proposed solutions is entitled, “Get the Message Out: The State Does Not
Have to Cut Our District!”
● A list of state legislators with contact information.
Candidate Filing for May Elections
The City of Crandall, the City of Combine and the Crandall ISD are reminding all
those wishing to file for election that the filing application dates are Saturday, February 12, 2011 through Monday, March 14, 2011. Election date for City elections and
School Board elections is Tuesday, May 14, 2011
The City of Crandall has 3 openings; that of Mayor and 2 council positions; the
City of Combine has 3 positions, that of Mayor and 2 council positions. Crandall ISD
has 3 positions open, with the positions of Robin Foster, Jimbo Newton and Ricky
Harrell reaching the end of their current term.
Crandall City applications can be dropped off at City Hall, 110 S. Main St, Crandall,
Texas, Combine City applications can be delivered to 123 Davis Rd., Combine, Texas
and CISD School Board applications can be delivered to the Administration Building,
400 W. Lewis, Crandall, Texas.
February 28, 2011
CHS Boys Soccer Program Report
In November, Crandall began their
first soccer season in Crandall history
competing in District 23 -4A. 3A schools
that play soccer are put into districts with
4A schools. After a few years, many 3A
schools find themselves able to compete
with 4A's and 5A's. However, the first year
is usually a challenge while players are
getting used to playing together for the first time. Coach Dyson feels like he has a team
with a future since his Varsity team consists of 5 freshmen, 5 sophomores, 5 juniors,
and only two seniors. Already the Pirate Boys have beaten four 3A schools and won
2nd place in the Kennedale Invitational 3A Tournament by beating Lampasas, Wichita
Falls Hirschi, and Waco La Vega. While our district is a challenging one with the likes
of Kaufman, North Forney, Terrell, Forney, Mesquite Poteet, and Mesquite West, we
are confident that we are just a few years away from being competitive in this tough
4A District. While getting beat by teams that have been playing a lot longer than us,
our boys have proven themselves to be a group of young men that that get up, brush
themselves off, and get back into the fight. Coach Rob Dyson says he is very proud of
team and their efforts. The team is also fortunate to have many parents volunteering
their time to coach youth soccer. As the area youth leagues continue to grow, so will
interest in the CHS soccer program.
CHS also has a new Girls’ Soccer program in place, coached by JJ Craddock.
February 28, 2011
Page An update on an urgent message
-Submitted by
John Brooks, Pastor - Central Baptist Church
As you probably know by now, there are those in our community who
have taken it upon themselves to solicit signatures on a petition to place on
the ballot of the Crandall election in May the sale of alcohol in our stores.
Last month it was encouraging to see the pastors of churches in our area
take a stand against the passing of such a law. Whether you participate in
the use of alcohol or not is beside the question. The real question is, "Do
you want the sale of alcohol in your city?"
I understand the campaign that says things like, "People are going to
purchase it some where. Why don't we just get the revenue?" or "People all
around us are involved in the use of alcohol. What's the big deal?" Well, the
"big deal" is, the more accessible alcohol is to adults, the more accessible
it will be to kids. The more accessible it is, means more of our tax dollars
and city revenue will have to go toward the correction and punishment of
offenders.
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It was my prayer that a sufficient number of signatures would not be
reached to justify its placement on the May ballot. However, due to the
small number of signatures needed, I have learned that the petition has been
carried to Kaufman County for verification. Should this item be placed before our city in the coming election, to be held on Tuesday, May 14, 2011,
I urge you to go to the polls on that date and to vote to defeat the passing
of this law. Once it is allowed into our city, reversing such a law is almost
impossible. If you are not yet registered, you can pick up voter registration
cards at the Kaufman County Courthouse, at Crandall City Hall or in the
Central Baptist Church office. The last day for voter registration is Thursday, April 14, 2011.
Please take this issue seriously and vote. We want to keep our city safe
from the hazards the passing of this law allowing alcohol sales within our
city would create.
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