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8 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurs., June 16. 1977 (Sec 2) W elches D istrict eyes growth Middle school seen as need in future First in a series of article« on fulure growth in the Welches School District. by Sue Lafky Post editor Chances are good that the Welches Elementary School D istrict w ill need to build a middle school in the early 1960s to accommodate a growing student population That’s the word from a studv and master plan developed by the University of Oregon Field Training and Service Bureau and a Wilsonville planning firm . Members of the Welches School Board Monday night reviewed the master plan with Kon Shew bridge from the planning firm of Balsiger- Peterson-Shewbridge and Associates. Slow steady growth is predicted for the district—an approximate five per cent rate each year. “ B u ild ing capacity for program and then the specific plan to suit the program.” The report noted that ‘‘by recognizing the (grow th) problem now the school hoard and community have a unique opportunity to study and ex plore the types of educational programs Welches Elementary School should provide its graduates before they enter Sandy HighSchool.” Although the existing elementary building is ex pected to hit capacity by the 198081 school year, the board was advised to watch population and building trends closely before gthat date. “ If even one land develop ment expansion occurs with the district the capacity may be reached at an earlier date,’’ the report said. “ The district should initiate action to acquire sufficient land to begin con struction of a middle school to be ready for approximately 1<M> students in grades seven and eight by September 1980-81 ” The report recommends that the hoard and superintendent board w ill be free to add or delete building suggestions as the need arises. The architects and their educational consultant, Dr Jack Nelson fro m the U n iv e rs ity of Oregon, developed the guide based on enrollment increases per 100 students “ Hopefully, this master plan w ill give the district direction,” Shewbridgc said. “ But before any b uilding program is initiated, the district must develop the educational housing students w ill be reached or exceeded in the 1979-80 school year.” according to the report. “ However, it is entirely possible this level may be reached in 1978-79. The Welches board asked the planning firm to develop a master plan guide for the district to enable the board to establish a definite approach to grow th needs Welches Supt. Jack Callaghan has stressed that the guide is just that—a guide The Nell's notes Nell realizes 40 year by Nell Howe Vera B ittm a n recently stepped across the road to visit a friend. When she returned, someone had cut a hole in her back door glass and entered her house and stole some money. It may have not seemed like a ot of money to the thieves, but o Vera it was quite a bit. Sure Irish we could catch these haracters that continue to reak and enter so many places >n the mountain. Got to realize one of my mbitions that I have had for he past 40 years. Went down to he Fun Center in Portland and ito the test where they keep he Clydesdales from in h a e u s e r -B u s c h . I t ’s omething I have wanted to do 11 these past years. I even ried to convince Dave to take ne to St. Louis to see them, hink he was weaking, and then hey showed up here. They were at Pendleton one year when we were there, but we never got to see them close They are magnificent and the most cuddly animals 1 have ever seen. It would be a pleasure to just have one around to admire Do love those horses, all 2300 pounds of them. Could have stood there all day and just admired, but Dave didn’t seem t0 be having as good a time as I was He did fight the traffic, after work, to take me down then , and one can’t ask for m a e then that. in case you haven't heard, there w ill be an election on j Une 28 The Sandy Union High School and the Mt. Hood budgets w ill be on the ballot. Show up and vote. Don’t forget the Lions Break- fast on July 2 and 3 from 7 to noon at the Lions Clubhouse at Wemme. It ’s a wonderful way to have a super breakfast, take the family. land it covered, maybe we got it all. The weather was great, and the rain came in the evening while we were eating It was ju s t in tim e to freshen everything up, and we worked outside until dark. We won't get too many of those nice cool times over there from now on. We actually had some rain over at Round Butte on Sunday evening for almost two hours, and it was super. Most refreshing, know the farmers thought so. if they got any of it. We mentioned it in Madras on Monday, and it didn't rain there, so don’t know how much petition Clackumus County for that students in grade one through eight for 1980 81 is the title to the adjacent acreage classrooms are 33.3 per cent predicted to be 343 students. to begin planning for the ad overcrowded according to the The re a lis tic classroom ditional school building to meet state recommended maximum capacity fo r grades one the d istrict’s student growth class size. through eight in the existing The report added, however, building is rated at 301 needs “ A single site benefits the that the analysis of existing students That figure does not d is tric t by re q u irin g a class size shows the board's include the temporary housing concern of adequate space for in the two trailers presently on minimum of additional ad m in is tru tio n costs,’ ’ the students. “ Except for some the site. report noted. “ Bussing all crowding in the single fifth According to the report, “ the class, in d iv id u a l d is tr ic t’s space problem students to one complex of grade enrollments are at acceptable becomes very clear when the buildings is more economical.” The report said additions to levels” realistic classroom capacity of The U of O Bureau’s student 308 grades one through eight is the middle school w ill allow for increased pupil growth until the population projections for applied to the 1978 79 projection total d is tric t enrollm ent grades one through three shows of 304 students in grades one reaches 650 students At that slow steady growth from 91 to through eight ” time, it was recommended that 105 pupils between the 1976-77 There w ill he un estimated a second starter unit for an and 198091 school years 328 students in those grades in “ H ow ever,” the report elementary building should be 1979 80, the report continued At noted, “ 96 c h ild re n were that time, the present struc built. “ Additions to the middle enrolled on Feb 8, 1977, which ture’s capacity w ill be ex school and the second is already five per cent greater ceeded elem entary school and than the bureau’s projections.” “ Space for 93 upper grade During those same years, the students (grades seven and renovations to the existing school w ill be able to ultim ately report projected that grades eight) in 1980-81 becomes a house a total population of 1150 four and five w ill increase to 90 major concern,” the report students while the upper grades noted students ” The rep ort, w hich is (six through eight) w ill in Next week: possible building available for viewing at the crease from 117 to 149 The total Welches D istrict office, noted enrollment for grades one proposals. 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