Studying June 19 Vote on New Public School Expansion
A letter to the editor outlines plans for a new public school addition to supplement the present facility. It details a $190,000 debenture to purchase site and build six classrooms with fixtures and desks, funded by twenty yearly payments starting 1952 with 36 percent from the Province and 4 percent from the town. Taxes are not expected to rise in 1951 due to retirement of other debentures.
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Central High
Department of Education
Public School Board
Public School
Public School Board Seeks New High School Plan
The Public School Board outlines the town’s need for a new central high school and discusses funding limits, authority delays, and the timeline for building. Voters are urged to consider the future educational needs as Georgetown contemplates a June referendum. Former rector Rev F C Jackson to preach at St Johns. golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs Ward Ruddell. Toronto visitor May Buckles. Esquesing W I meeting moved to June 20.
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Miss. May Buckles
Toronto
W. Humphreys
W.I
Miss Stone
Georgetown School Board backs need for new public spaces
Letter from a Georgetown reader praises the Georgetown Public School Board for informing the public about the need for more school spaces. The writer notes the board members are respected businessmen who advocated for and personally work toward the expansion, aligning with the Provincial Board of Education and school staff.
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