Worms Eye View of Three School Plans
The Express compares three proposed school plans. Plan One would place most new facilities in a senior high and leave half the grade students in inadequate rooms at a cost around 1.1 million dollars plus interest over 20 years. Plan Two would house all grade pupils in modern buildings with top facilities while improving junior and senior high spaces and allowing room for expansion. Plan Three, revealed Tuesday, is summarized as a simpler alternative with its own set of tradeoffs.
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Monticello Education Plans Compare Costs and Concerns
Edw. H. Cox argues about three reorganization plans for Monticello schools. Plan One promises a new high school with amenities but risks underfunding elementary classrooms. Plans Two and Three raise costs and leave junior and senior facilities as today while trading off PE and music upgrades.
Education vs Plan One in Monti cello Community School
A letter argues Plan Two for elementary facilities is essential to avoid crowding and long-term harm to 450 elementary pupils, noting 21 additional rooms needed now. It contrasts Plan One’s higher cost and limited elementary expansion with a focus on foundation and future education for all students.
Independence residents visit friends on weekend
Mr and Mrs Walter Mc Corkle of Independence were Saturday visitors with Mr and Mrs Walter Richardson. Mr and Mrs John Ratcliff were Sunday dinner guests.
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