Reorganization Of The Franklin County Schools Proposed
County committee on school reorganization discusses two proposals led by Mr Hart and future articles to present other views. The plan aims to reduce disparities in per pupil valuations and improve educational opportunities. It outlines administrative setup and a single Class A district to cut costs and unify taxes across districts.
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Mark
County
Hart
W. H. Simmons
Preston City
West Side
County Committee
Franklin County
Preston
Franklin
Whitney
East Side
Glendale
Mapleton
Fairview
Winder
Banida
Bannock
Treasureton
Riverdale
Glencoe
Mink Creek
Rose Hill
Cleveland
Thatcher
One High School to Serve Franklin County Says Report
A Franklin County report argues for a single centrally located high school to serve all districts. It highlights pupil numbers, per pupil costs, teacher experience, and curriculum differences between Preston and West Side schools, urging consolidation to reduce duplication and expense.
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Thatcher
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Riverdale
Whitney
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Franklin
Glendale
Mink Creek
Oneida
Treasureton
Weston
Dayton
Clifton
Franklin County
Preston Elks Softball Team Sets Up State Bid
The Preston Elks baseball team, in Southeast Idaho district softball, won three straight games to stay undefeated. They defeated Garrett Freight Lines 19 3, Pocatello Moose 6 4, and Pocatello Athletic Club 5 3 to reach a match with undefeated C Ed Flandro’s of Pocatello for a chance at the state tournament in Caldwell August 15 16.
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Centerfield
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Caldwell
Idaho Legion names Howe commander at convention
Charles BR Howe of Donnelly, a World War I veteran and former first vice commander, was elected state American Legion commander to succeed William F. Galloway of Boise. The convention closed in Pocatello on July 23. Howe helped boost Legion membership to a record 17,500 in the state.
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Idaho American Legion
Charles BR. Howe
Donnelly
William F. Galloway
Boise
Pocatello
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