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Dr. Boyles Willtassume he Planet retire
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Position on July 1, 2000.
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Attending tiom this school system were: Board of Education members Vaughn (Vice Chairman), Jim Head, and Ralph Staley. (Dr. Brucie Serene, a newt
member, also attended.) School staff attending were: Supt. Budd g Sprinkle
(Asst. Supt.so attended
Y elected school board
and Linda Stam gandResearch),Harold McManus Y Coleman, Dr. Julia Williams
Stamper (Deputy Finance Officer). (Assn. Supt. ofAdministration & Finance)
vacancies, Coleman said
saidcher recruitment was was concerned about
system has been looking at a e was
complex n Issue, and the system currently had I . job
the element growth in the western end of the county. The
wry section would be built first. Approximately 90-100 acres would be needed. He said
Commissioner Stewart asked about the possibility of using land on the present West Middle
tract for an addition.
Dr. Williams said the acreage was too small. She said it was 50-60 acres,
eman
that when highs monaadded
became hat he would snot afer bee mend g
h either. He said
Y wine an issue also saiWest d that students were
not as successful academically. Coleman said the larger schools brought '�
nightmares."
g management
Coleman said $126,000 had been requested for mobile set ups.
Commissioner Fortner asked about the Harmony sewer Problem.
Dr. Williams said an environmental sanitarian had indicated the school system might be able
to delay the new Harmony sewer addition by adding additional drain fields. Howeve
the soil on
the present site will not perk so adjacent land will have to be used.
,
system might get by for anotherpgrade
other two years with an u The sanitarian also indicatedrthe
.
Commissioner Johnson asked the school officials to keep him abreast ofthe Harmony sewer.
Dr. Coleman asked the commissioners to consider the ADand R Wayside school replacement
request. He said community meetings had been held,
schools to stay together. Coleman said the two facilities would be overCapacityin about two
When asked what would ha J y People wanted the two
had been proposed. Peen with the Present ADR building, Coleman said a sixth grade school
years.
Sprinkle mentioned the heavy industrial traffic at Wayside and how
the children.
the
this was for
Coleman said that at the community meetings most
facilities would be best. He said the system had not
8 people felt a site in between the two
some inquiries. publicly been looking for land, but had made
Commissioner Stewart asked
by the Tsumas family. ifthe school officials were interested in the 12 acres offered
Coleman said yes, but that this would be a school for the children movie
development --not a replacement forADR/Wayside. Dr. Coleman added that he was optimistic the
Tsumas family would increase the 12 acres to 18. g into the new
Dr
that Crescent Resources
it had been mentioned halt Crescent might donate 60 acres had
t sdforaa school �o
pmentproposed. He said
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