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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1969

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Citizens' group urges 1000 pupil middle school for Bristol

A Bristol citizens advisory committee warns of 500 unhoused pupils in 1973 unless a new middle school for grades 6 to 8 is built. They press for a 1000-pupil facility, arguing it relieves overcrowding, supports growth, and costs about $4 million. The group stresses its nonpolitical stance and bases its projections on conservative growth estimates.

Martin Citizens’ Committee State Department of Education Bristol

Bristol Library Struggles To Meet State Standards

State library officials urge Bristol to raise per capita funding from about 2.00 to 3.50, noting 17 000 volumes and limited shelf space for a town of 16 000. Hours fall short of a 45 hour weekly target as Rogers Free Library operates 31 hours weekly, 28 in summer, while a residential college expands demand.

Department of State Library Services Bristol Drickamer Bristol Shoul Rogers Free Library

Bristol School Budget Hearing Sets August 25

Bristol School Committee will seek 250000 for land architect fees and planning for a new middle school at a special financial hearing on August 25. The earlier 462000 estimate for planning of the 4 million project prompted by School Superintendent Edward J Fitzgerald cites changes in cost estimates.

Bristol School Committee Schoo Committee Edward J.‘ Fitzgerald

School Planning Costs Now Lowered by Taxpayers

The school committee reports a revised planning cost cut from 7 percent to 5.6 percent of total construction, due to applying the fee to 80 percent of cost and delaying a quarter of the fee until after building begins. About 56000 of planning costs will be absorbed in the building appropriation to be presented later. a vote on the 250000 appropriation may occur two weeks after the Aug 25 meeting unless taxpayers object.

Fitzgerald

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