BettendorfFriday, November 13
Bettendorf's School Board has a new president as the former leader's absence continues
The Daily Davenport team
If you follow Bettendorf schools, there's a new face at the head of the table. The Bettendorf School Board has elected a new president, and the Quad-City Times says the change comes with unanswered questions about the former president's extended absence and when he might return.
Over at Bettendorf High School, the girls' swim team has hopes for top swims at this week's state meet.
Bettendorf's week brought a new board president and top swim seeds
| Topic | What happened |
|---|---|
| School Board | Elected a new president |
| Former president | Absence continues |
| Girls' swimming | Bulldogs have top seeds |
| Veterans Day | Ceremony Wednesday, Nov. 11 |
Sources: The Quad-City Times, Muscatine Journal, WVIK
- Swimming: Bulldogs hold top seeds at the state meet
- Led by: Lillian and Brielle Andedo
- Ceremony site: Veterans Memorial Park, 1645 23rd St.
2Andedo swimmers leading Bettendorf's girls at state
Lillian and Brielle Andedo lead the Bulldogs at this week's state meet.
Source: Muscatine Journal
Wednesday's Veterans Day ceremony drew keynote speaker Col. William J. "Joe" Parker, chief of staff for the U.S. Army Sustainment Command at Rock Island Arsenal, WVIK reports.
“Veterans Day belongs to those who are still living.”
Sources: The Quad-City Times, Muscatine Journal, WVIK