Los Alamitos Board Affirms Teacher Transfer Fallout
Los Alamitos School Board refuses to reverse a transfer of Hopkinson School teacher Susan McNeal to Rush School over Enrollment concerns. About 100 parents protested outside Hopkinson as McNeal resigned, saying the move harms Hopkinson’s Early Childhood Education program and staff morale.
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Los Alamitos
Hopkinson
Susan McNeal
George Plumleigh
Ms. McNeal
Mary Anne Harrison
Los Alamitos Federation of Teachers
Carol Lazar
Rush
Meieal
Russ Almand
Candleberry Ave
Seal Beach
Ws. McNeal
Jerrold Wolf
Wolf
Santa Ana
District weighs closing of Bloomfield School
The ABC School District Board plans meetings with Hawaiian Gardens officials to discuss possible abandonment and sale of the Bloomfield School site at 12120 Carson St. The 29-acre site may be redeveloped. hearings will precede any action. Enrolment at Bloomfield is 346 of 602 capacity while district growth and transfer needs are considered.
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ABC School District Board of Trustees
Hawaiian Gardens
Bloomfield School
Wesley Backus
George Woodward
Vincent Marchetti
Jack Myers
Lupe Cabrera
Carson St
ABC Unified
La Palma eyes federal grant for water system upgrades
La Palma will seek a $928,550 U S grant under the Federal Public Works Employment Act of 1976 to improve the city water system. A Woodside and Kubota study costing $14,100 will accompany the grant request, and plans include drilling two deep water wells at Walker Street and Coyote Creek and reservoir upgrades. The council also approved $2 100 for the Chamber of Commerce with conditions and authorized bids for the 1977 Fourth of July fireworks display.
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Bob Sanders
la Palma City
Sacramento
Woodside
Kubota
Public Works
Leroy Bender
Council
Walker Street
Coyote Creek
City Reservoir
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Byrne
Byrne
Parks and Recreation
Bill Rollins W
Carson toSeek Federal Grants for City Projects
Carson City Council authorized applicants to pursue nearly 4 million in federal public works grants to fight unemployment. Parks chief Howard Homan stated California’s program allows up to 1 million per project with no cap on number of projects and no matching funds required. Applications include 3 million for a community building on Carson Street with up to 2 million city funds, 540 thousand for a park at Mth Street and Wilmington Avenue, and 300 thousand to finish Central Avenue park development.
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Carson
Parks and Recreation
Howard Homan
California
Carson Street
City Hall
Mth Street
Wilmington Avenue
Central Avenue Park
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Zybach
Bree
Lon Pean
Long Beach
Woodruff
Downey
Paramount Blvd
Gene Emmons
League of United Latin American Citizens
U.S
Ofa
Lakewood
Long Beach Warehouse
Fem
Dupont
W. Wardlow RD
Santa Fes
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