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1. Reading fundraiser will benefit March of Dimes
2. Dates set for 2005 graduation ceremonies
3. Art students spread their wings for duck stamp competition
4. Dobie's Rolando Vega attends National Young Leaders Conference
5. Students enlightened by visit to Washington D.C. 
6. Bondy academic pentathlon teams sweep pair of district titles
7. Pasadena school district sponsors summer food service program
8. At the head of the class: District honors Teachers of the Year
9. Sparks receives NCLB award for outstanding academic achievement
10. Vanguard honorees give of themselves to help others
11. HOSTS mentors help boost students' reading abilities
12. Saldivar earns district's police officer of the year honors
13. Students' artwork will be featured in Rohm and Haas calendar
14. Robotics team among top 16 at world championship event
15. Kruse principal named statewide finalist for H-E-B's education award
16. International attorney's rise to prominence began in Pasadena schools
17. Dobie grad Nancy Leal makes a name for herself as reporter
18. Prusz, Bolyard are Pasadena ISD's Region IV Principals of the Year
19. Challenger's Space Day gives students reason to shoot for the stars
20. Top 10 students, teachers spotlighted at Education Foundation gala
21. Education Foundation Prize Patrol surprises teachers with grants
22. Dates set for 2005 graduation ceremonies
23. Career/Technology students capture top spots at national competition
24. Super speller Nguyen makes history again by winning state UIL
      contest
25. Post, Salisbury chosen to lead campuses
26. 32 students receive recognition through Duke University program
27. Alexander, Rhoades named First Year Teachers of the Year
28. Preliminary TAKS results show general improvement
29. Southmore band earns awards at SplashTown Music Festival
30. Air Products Donates books to Kruse students