Northwest Unit of Five Townships Eyes Consolidation Plan
A fluid report outlines creating a Northwest Unit uniting Mays Jackson Arlington Walker Center Ripley for five township schools under one administration. It notes same overall taxes, a future central high school, potential building bonds, and limited transport changes amid rising assessed values.
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State Commission
Mays
Carthage
Arlington
Manilla
Jackson Township
Walker Township
Posey
Jackson
Center
Ripley
Carthage Corporation
Rushville City
Walker
Ripley’s
Center’s
Walker’s
Jackson’s
Rushville
High school standards referendum prompts local vote
The article argues raising high school standards can attract better teachers and offer more subjects, but warns of potential downsides such as inefficiencies and unforeseen costs. Residents of Ripley Center Jackson Posey and Walker are urged to vote on Tuesday in this generation defining referendum.
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Walker
Carthage School Menu Week of Sept 9
School lunch plan lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday including chili and peanut butter sandwiches, Italian spaghetti, hot beef sandwich, meat loaf, and vegetable soup with sides. Desserts include apple crisp, lemon snow, apricot cobbler, and milk as a constant.
Hancock Central schools enroll 932 on first day
Principal Brian Smith reports Hancock Central schools opened with 932 students, up just over three percent from last year. He notes 1962 63 enrollment was 900, expects a few late arrivals, and lists current grades 9 12 totaling 256 with most growth in elementary. Official state aid figures to be set on September 16.
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Hancock Central
Brian Smith
Smith
Eastern Schools Enrollment Expected to Reach 1200
Eastern Hancock County district opened August 28 with 1195 enrolled. Shirley 165 in grades 1–3, Wilkinson 151 in 4–6, 99 in 7–8, 179 in 9–12, totaling 594. Charlottesville 315 in 1–6, 108 in 7–8, 179 in 9–12, totaling 601. Late entrants may push total above 1200. P T O Supper for new Carthage faculty on Sept 10 at 7 p.m.
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