San Lorenzo Unified District debate on unification costs
Mrs. Corinne Aitken cites savings from unified district plans and a $300,000 proposed bonus, arguing consolidation reduces bookkeeping and admin costs. Opponent Townsley questions figures and warns of potential harm to high school programs. moderator was Larry DeSequin. Aitken seeks a spot on the new unified board as voters weigh the proposal amid tax and service level concerns.
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San Lorenzo Baptist Church
Lencing Boulevard
Ronda Street
Jack Wyne
Larry DeSequirant
Mars. Aitken
San Lorenzo
New Unified District Board of Trustees
Townsley
San Lorenion
Ciley
Tonsley
Questions And Answers Group Opposes School Unification Plan
A Citizens for Sensible School Organization released its reasons for opposing a proposed Hayward area unification plan ahead of the Tuesday election. It argues the plan would raise costs, duplicate staff, and hurt educational quality by disrupting local control while stressing the need to preserve area schools and avoid duplicating administrative layers. The statement asserts that education quality is currently adequate and that unification would not guarantee equal opportunities. The vote is scheduled for Tuesday, January 1st.
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I. Day. Marren
Colle Buiste
Tangditne Hgh
Purhyy
Plagasat Initiv Hon
Unt
Hayward
Jon
University of California
Ford University
Hayward Union
Selival
Alumetkh
Crlifoumi
Peopl
Hayweard Gercit
Te Shagaward Giese
Ajne Ousley
Spuralen
Wiebuelen
Peter i
Hiyward
Castro Valley
Ant
Sim
Poral Construction
SUI Tins
Yan Expark
Chikdeen
Community leaders contest unification plan in San Lorenzo
Seven San Lorenzo leaders, including James Assi Culver Lewis and Albert Lehtenke, denounce a unification brochure as unethical. They argue the issue is driven by politicians, warn against loss of local control, and call for revamping the failing district system while preserving school autonomy.
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San Lorenzo
San Tarenzo
Larenza
Texin
Icbaual
San Lorena
Hayward Union High
Aily
James Assi
Menders Culver Lewis
Ronariel
Dack Tinep
Hub Daryn
Pany
Hlommankers
Albert Lehtenke
Andl Corbine Aitkin
Ant Ede Jtospiind Bawa
Vom Pierce
Deadline On School Chief Bids Damaged by Vague Trustees
A district seeks a new superintendent as the school board considers appointing a replacement. Amid political tensions a national university may influence the selection process while a committee announces the search timeline and eligibility requirements.
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Mt. Eden School Dist
Walter Thompson
Charles Kenney
Hayward Union High School
Mal. T .3
Lets Talk Sense About IQ Tests in California Schools
January issue of iA Journal discusses major criticisms of school testing. Brautigam argues tests are not perfect but valuable when used with guidance data, grades, and teacher judgment. He explains IQ tests are one of several comparison tools and emphasizes measurement errors and cautious communication with parents.
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Fremont
Ia Journal
Richard WH. Brauligam
Washington High School
California Teachers Association
Brautigam
Trau Hgang
Sonel
Brauligal
Radio Theft Stuns Nashville Suburb Theft Reported
Belto Meade police investigate a radio transmitter theft from San Jose State College students. An exhibition planned at Highland School on Osborne Ave was canceled due to the theft. No arrests reported.
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Nashville
Tenn
Belto Meade
San Jose State College
Highland School
Osborne Ave
Newark Senior Citizens Club Plans Regular Meetings
First Newark Senior Citizens Club meeting set for Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the Newark Pavilion at Thornton Avenue and theyry Street. The club invites Newark residents 30 years and older to attend the first, third and fifth Tuesday meetings, with the Pavilion as the regular meeting place.
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Neawark
En Your
Newark Senior Citizens Club
Teld
Tesday
Nevna
Thornton Avenue
Theyry Street
Newark
Agruug
Ravertiernean
Tour of Fremont Planned With Lunch and Site Tour
A scheduled Fremont city planning meeting today includes a noon luncheon at Trievnational Kitchen on Berwica Boulevard. Attendees will view photographic slides showing examples of commercial and residential developments followed by an afternoon tour visiting many sites such as Shinn Park Peralta Bodily lynes Mowry Avenue apartments Hub Shopping Center and the General Motors plant among others.
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Fremont
Trievnational
Berwica Boulevard
Council
Tanners
Shinn Park
Peralta
Bodily Lynes
Mowry Avenue
Hub
Centervite
Caurillo Center
Scixtale Shoppingr Center
Blacow School and Park
Southpark
General Motors Plant
Warm ‘Springs
Starlite
Gable Street
Felson ‘S
Olive Street
Mission San Jose
Supervisors Set Sessions On County Fair Plans
The board of supervisors holds two work sessions in their chambers at the County Court levee Oakland. They will discuss a comprehensive report on county fair operations and evaluate the Alameda County Fire Association. A public hearing on redevelopment plans for Hussell Daly is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Veterans Building in Hayat.
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Board of Supervisors
County Courtlevee
Mallon Ave
Oakland
Mameda County Sie Association
Ad Ilar
Hussell Daly
Hayat
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