District Masters Plan Guides Tucson School Growth
District One pursued a 1955 master plan to locate sites size buildings and identify needed expansions through 1960 60 and forecast acquisitions to 1970 The plan revised five times with each update lagging actual enrollment The January 1962 revision forecast 1963 64 enrollment at 47637 but 49800 students expected this September 3.
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Tucson
Textbooks Are Free in Arizona Schools
Arizona law grants districts the right to provide free basic textbooks for grades one through eight. Students must purchase workbooks and similar materials. Textbooks and all materials must be furnished by students in grades nine through twelve.
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Arizona
Population growth drives new schools east of Pantano Wash
The Tucson District No. One plans twelve more schools and additions as east of Wilmot expands. Twenty one elementary schools operate east of Alvernon with three under construction, while six more sites and portable classrooms support rising enrollments. Officials project 49,800 students this fall, with 2,200-per-year growth since 1950.
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Tucson
Alvernon Way
Pantana Wash
Grant Road
Golf Links Road
Howell
Fort Lowell
Alvernon
Wilmot
Catalina
Pantano Wash
Herbert Cooper
District One
Magee
East Speedway
Marshall
Rolling Hills
Schumaker
E. Fifth
Steele
Holladay
Wrightstown
Whitmore
Dietz
Booth
White
Naylor Junior High
Fickett Junior High
Wakefield Junior High
Keen Elementary
Rogers
Hudsow
Corbett
Howenstine
Brichta Elementary
J. Wms
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Kate Greenaway
MOORE
Yavapai
Marjorie Fuhr
Scane and Nursery School
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Sari Sumner
M.A
Tucson Blvd
Fti
Lowell
Carla Windeler
Forier Ballerina
E. Broadway
New Mae
Morse
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Seti
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