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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
3
Letters argue for Castro Valley unification citing potential state funding changes and savings. Opponents claim future deficits while supporters insist per pupil assessments and administrative savings offset costs, urging a yes vote on unification and challenging local school-board opponents.
Educator G Matthews argues for uninterrupted education through unified Hayward districting, stressing planned coordination across primary, intermediate, and upper grades. He cites training needs, community support, and expense, urging stability to preserve academic fundamentals and American heritage.
Ed Stanton of the Maynard Elementary School Board argues for tax-rate reduction in the new unified school district to boost industrial development along Industrial Boulevard. He contends that higher assessed valuations lower taxes and benefit every voter as cooperation between the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and the City of Hayward advances local progress.
Editor argues for or against unifying nine districts into one Hayward area system. Casts light on assessed valuation per student, state aid, and tax implications while contrasting elementary and high school structures and potential board and superintendent changes.
Letter to the editor argues eight elementary districts were shuffled into three, claiming unification raises costs and cuts voter representation. critic cites Edw Lewman and Mary Gettman, warns promises of lower taxes and new industry are false, urges readers to vote NO on January 15 and insist on better schools with lower taxes.
A reader urges support for school unification in Hayward Union High School District, arguing unified governance would bring more male teachers to guide youths, reduce transfers to high schools, and streamline policy through a single board. The letter criticizes delaying tactics and backs the proposed Hayward Unified District plan as a better path.
Jean Cooper of Hayward urges voters to unify Hayward Elementary and Ms. Faden districts in Bays Area. She argues taxes will drop and education improve, noting other cities have already unified. She reminds voters of past school news and calls for memory on election day 10.
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