School Board Previews Budget Plan For Spruce Replacement
The district 41 school board outlines reasons for resubmitting the budget for a May 31 vote. They cite building needs over three years, future enrollment, and a plan to replace Spruce School by purchasing land for a future high school, with classrooms and a partial library to serve as a covered play area.
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Myrtle Creat
Spruce School
Local families visit as district budget urged for May vote
Gerald Sursa of Chehalis plans a weekend visit with Ered Gross and family at the Gross home. The school board argues that big budget cuts are needed to lower taxes and preserve quality programs, urging a yes vote for the May 3, 1966 budget in School District No. 41 with members Thompson, Gurney, Beiloni, Laird, Sithum, Mast, Menegat, and Winkelman on the board.
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District No 41
Gerald Sursa
Chehalis
Ered Gross
Jack Sturza
Gross Home
Board of Directors
Education-Wise School Staff Stability Builds Better Programs
School personnel should remain in place to ensure continuity and efficiency. Three years in one position helps educators reach top capacity by learning policy, local needs, and curriculum development. A steady team working toward shared goals strengthens subject area development.
Music and teaching stability in the Merald Myrtie district
The piece argues that early band and chorus development in a consolidated district yields high school performance. It warns frequent teacher changes disrupt progress and stresses the need for a stable, cooperative staff to close learning gaps and ensure continuity in education for children.
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