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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1973

Page

7

Private schools struggle despite Nixon pledge

The nation’s private and parochial schools face funding gaps more than a year after President Nixon pledged support. Enrollment has fallen across private elementary and high schools, especially boarding schools, as inflation raises tuition to levels beyond many families. Endowments, teacher salaries, and costs push up tuition. state funding remains scarce. Public schools fear higher costs and continued private school closings could add billions to public budgets. Nixon warned that widespread private-school failures could threaten public schools too.

Nixon U.S. Census Bureau National Catholic Education Association

Public education grows with rising city school revenues

Jefferson City's public school system is expanding as district figures show 1972-73 revenues of 5.38 million and expenditures of 5.33 million. Superintendent Joe Nichols Jr. expects growth next year with assessed valuation rising about 6.5 million to 105.2 million and a tax rate of 3.24 dollars per 100 generating roughly 3.4 million more in the coming year.

Jefferson City Supt. of Schools Joe Nichols Jr Nichols Mer

Blair Oaks budget and curriculum overhaul outlined

Blair Oaks district cuts classes with smaller nine week units in language arts and social studies while expanding the business education program particularly the cooperative division. A junior high football program starts this fall as revenue sources include local tax receipts totaling 3.347 million and a projected balance of 2.043 million after a 46 thousand surplus.

Blair Oaks Cooperative Education Robert Schnieders

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