Brunswick School Enrollment Nears 6000
Brunswick city schools face crowding as enrollment climbs past 5900 with 1800 at the high school and 1480 at the middle school. The district plans 263 certificated staff and notes recent hires at Applewood Crestview Towslee Grafton Edwards and the high school. Remodelling includes a new heating system windows and paving projects at South and North houses.
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Sandee Lemasters
Brunswick
Brunswick City
Jack Willetts
Willetts
Applewood
Eva Hawk
Ellectra Woodruff
Brenda Sprecher
Crestview
Rosemarie Skiletts
Shirley White
Gweneth Chatham
Towslee
Ocie Slye
Donna Lucht
Diane Kagel
Grafton
Cheryle Ann Feightner
Phyllis Kidder
Mildred Cooley
Cynthia Galliford
Gayle Konet
Edwards Middle School
Kathleen Dickason
James Laughlin
Wallace urges parents to decide on busing for their children
Gov. George C. Wallace urged Alabama parents to choose whether their kids should be bused to schools despite federal orders and asked lawmakers to pass an antibus law. He proposed relief aligned with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg ruling and pressed for swift legislative action while the State Board of Education opposed using funds for busing to force racial balance.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Wallace
State House of Representatives
U.S. Supreme Court
Charlotte- Mecklenburg
N.C
Senate
State Board of Education
County Denies EEA Waiver as Medina County Lines Up Hiring
Medina County will receive 152 900 from a federal EEA allocation to hire several personnel including a street maintenance man for Brunswick Medina and Wadsworth two sheriff deputies a county bookkeeper and department trainees. A waiver of matching funds was denied leaving 17 000 to be covered locally. The plan spans two years with funds contingent on continued local support after federal money ends. Weather friendly with rain chances 50 percent today and 40 percent tonight.
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Medina
Medina County
Frank Kraus
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Kraus
Veterans of of Vietnam
Medina Plans First Modular Apartments Saybrooke Meadows Site
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved Jaldown's 11 building phase on 12 acres south of the AC&Y tracks for the Saybrooke Meadows project. A bond will cover landscaping drives and street dedication to Guilford Boulevard. A spite strip dispute sparked by Jere Hinton was not moved.
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Jaldown
Saybrooke Meadows
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ac&y
Guilford Boulevard
Jere Hinton
Planning Commission
Hinton
Commission
Richard Marco, Ar A
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Medina High sets schedule pickup and new-student registration
Augie Rios, principal, directs Medina Senior High students to collect schedules Monday from 8 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m. New students register at the guidance office then. There have been 78 new registrations so far, ahead of last year.
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Augie Rios
Medina Senior High School
Medina Gazette Seeks Candidate Biographies by Sept 3
All candidates are asked to return the Gazette biographical data sheet mailed to them by September 3. The information will fuel a series profiling candidates in the November election.
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Medina
Gazette
Black River Board Joins Ashland Water District
The Black River Board of Education approved joining the northern Ashland County Water District on Tuesday night. They authorized a 25 advance tap fee for Sullivan Elementary School and Black River High School, with refunds possible if enough residents do not enroll. The district aims to install a shared water system. delaying enrollment past Sept 1 would raise the fee. Sullivan uses a well and Black River High relies on pond water amid ongoing water issues.
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Spencer
Ashland County Water District
Black River Board of Education
Sullivan
Black River
Ashland County
St Ambrose Enrollment Holds Steady Despite Tuition Increase
St Ambrose School will reopen on Aug 31 with the same 8 am to 2 15 pm schedule as Brunswick public schools. Enrollment is expected near 500 despite a new 100 tuition for parochial schools with monthly 10 payments and state aid hopes pending legislation.
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Sandee Lemasters
Brunswick
St. Ambrose
Brunswick Public Schools
Therese Marian
Kathleen O’donnell
Mary Baumbich
Rhea Rose
Mary Robert
St. Ambrose School
St. Ambrose Women’s Guild
Education Research Council of Cleveland
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