Ms. Carol Greer

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  In Hallsville, 93 percent of third graders, 95 percent of fourth graders, 94 percent of sixth and seventh graders, 83 percent of ninth graders and 76 percent of 10th graders in the Hallsville Independent School District passed the TAKS examination, according to HISD Public Information Officer Carol Greer.Overall, 88 percent of the students passed the exit math exam, she said.
  
  On the reading component, 97 percent of third graders, 98 percent of fifth graders, 98 percent of eighth graders, 95 percent of fourth graders, 98 percent of sixth graders, 94 percent of seventh graders and 96 percent of ninth met the standard score requirements imposed by Texas Education Agency officials, Ms. Greer said.She said 96 percent of 10th graders passed English language arts exams and 98 percent of the students passed the English language arts exit tests.
  
  In the science portion, 97 percent of fifth graders, 78 percent of eighth graders, 75 percent of 10th graders and 89 percent of the students passed the exit exams, Ms. Greer said.
  
  In social studies, 96 percent of eighth graders and 91 percent of 10th graders passed the exam.Ms. Greer said 98 percent of exit exam takers also met the state requirements.
  
  On the writing component, 96 percent and 98 percent of fourth and seventh graders, passed the TAKS examination, respectively, Ms. Greer said.

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  The commissioner's wife, Hallsville ISD Public Relations Director Carol Greer, said traffic has increased on FM 450 along with the school's movement from the west side of the road to the east side during the past 50 years.Adding two traffic lights and staggering school campus opening and closing times has helped, but now is the time to act for the community's safety, she said.
  
  "Since the safety of our students is always our No. 1 priority, we emphasize safe driving and do ask that everyone be extra cautious during school drop-off and pick-up," she said.

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  "Most of the fights involving girls are over social situations," said Carol Greer, spokeswoman for Hallsville Independent School District.

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  Hallsville Independent School District officials said Tuesday meal expenses at their district also are expected to rise, due to increases in fuel and maintenance costs and increases in employee salaries and benefits, said HISD Public Relations Director Carol Greer.
  
  It's been three years since the district has seen an increase in meal costs, she said.
  
  According to Ms. Greer, breakfast prices will be $1.15 for students, .30 cents for reduced meals, $1.25 for adults, .45 cents for extra milk and .40 cents for juice.

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  She cares about people, especially children," said Carol Greer, Hallsville public information officer who as a teacher had Parsons in her class.

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  We have reached over 4,000 students on Thursday," stated Carol Greer, HISD Public Relations Director.

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  Hallsville High School has about 1,200 students, said Carol Greer, the district's director of public relations.Greer said that this is the first time in the 12 years she has been public relations director that a student has been found with a gun in school.

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  Hallsville schools were in compliance four years ago, said school spokeswoman Carol Greer.
  
  "The American Heart Association actually donated the first one four years ago, and we began training nurses, administrators and other personnel then," Greer said.

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  Visitors must now provide their driver's licenses or state-issued IDs when they enter a school, and the database checks a national sex offender database, according to Carol Greer, school spokeswoman.
  
  The program costs all six campuses about $1,700 each to purchase, Greer said.
  
  Similar systems are in use at other East Texas school districts, including Tatum and Winona.
  
  Greer said more than 120 Texas districts use the Raptor program, which allows school officials to do instant background checks.
  
  "At Hallsville ISD, student safety is our No. 1 priority," Greer stated in a media release.

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  "I don't believe the change in the exit level retest should affect students' performance," said Carol Greer, Hallsville Independent School District's spokeswoman.

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