District to approve 2.2 million loan for HS expansion
Santa Ynez Valley High School District moves toward start of construction after FHA approves a 2.2 million loan. Meeting with George B. Smith, John Wilson, Steven Krak, and Don Ziemer set for details. bids expected next week with openings March 10 and construction to begin soon.
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Farmer's Home Administration
George B. Smith
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John Wilson
FHA
Steven Krak
Don Ziemer
District Board of Trustees
Manuel J. Silva
John Pappas
Santa Barbara
Santa Ynez Reservation
Commission OKs division of former Insignis land east of Solvang
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission approved Frank Jerome’s plan to divide 303 acres of the former Insignis property into four parcels. Three parcels will be rezoned from five to 40 acres, while the 121 acre fourth parcel remains design residential for one acre homesites. About 150 acres are considered good farm land.
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Silva picked for school accreditation
Manuel J. Silva principal of Santa Ynez Valley High School is named by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges to an eight member California accreditation team. The group will visit high schools in Hawaii next month and will chair the studies for their assigned schools. A Maui High School committee member is Charlotte Foster Wright, a 1959 Valley High graduate now a curriculum specialist with the University of.
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Jack) Pellerin
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Los Angeles
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Lynn
Gail
Manuel J. Silva
Santa Ynez Valley High School
California
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Hawaii
Accrediting Commission For
Los Olivos District Plans Bond Vote Visitation Program
Los Olivos School District trustees approved a public information drive ahead of a March 2 bond election of 140000 dollars. Trustees and Superintendent Gates Foss will host afternoon site visits on the new and old campuses from 3 to 430 p.m next week. Board members Willy Chamberlin Harlan Burchardt and Charles Hollister will attend on varying days through March 30. The district will also hold coffee gatherings to explain the building project and classroom relocation across the street. A new policy on student expulsion rules was adopted.
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Alamo Pintado Avenue
Willy Chamberlin
Harlan Burchardt
Charles Hollister
Gates Foss
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