Uintah School District rustles ahead with cost efficient buildings
The Uintah School District celebrates extensive construction and upgrades funded by bonds. Four new four room buildings and two two room structures, plus renovations, total 127072.44 dollars with 29.5 acres purchased and 12661.08 dollars in furniture and equipment. Architect Joseph Monson and Hyrum Pope praise supervision and the district auto mobile allows frequent inspections improving quality.
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Uintah County
Uintah
Board of Education
Karl Thompson
Wheatoa
Pope
Dist
Vernal School
Maeser
Vernal Central Bennett
Union
Lapoint
Wilaon
Alta
Dry Fork
Independence
Bondague
Joseph Monson
Hyrum Pope
Centralized school replaces two old buildings
The two Ashley and Union structures were discarded and students now attend a centrally located new building with four teachers teaching two grades each. Four similar schools exist in the district and pupils are transported to Jensen, a four teacher school, in a top wagon that is furnace heated from underneath and either enclosed or open per preference.
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Ashley and
Union
Jensen
New Addition at Bennett School Improves Lighting and Comfort
The old central building was supplemented this year by new construction at Bennett. The center remains, with ends and back added after last spring. Existing rooms suffered poor lighting heating and ventilation, while the new classrooms offer better light heat and air.
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Old Union School House
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Independence Building