Enrollment Forecast
For Elementary Schools
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sakta, Orrgm
Frisky. January 15, 1954
A digest or iarefaat nf aallmt
and teacher need in the elemen
tary department of the Salem pub
lic ecnooU a prepared by Harry
Johnson, assistant to Superinten-
oem waiter Snyder, indicates
registration of S6S pupils in the
ecnoois lor we 1854-55 terra.
Twelve additional teachers will be
eeaea to handle the added load.
The prediction is based upon a
school census, but does not take
Into consideration any shifts in pop-
miauoa in or out oi Salem.
A summary of buildinf and
teacher requirements which are
not necessarily final, have been
suggested by Johnson. In five in
stances no changes are contem
plated. These include Halls Ferry.
Mountain View, Roberts, Rosedale
and Zena-Lincoln.
The summary of the other
schools consist of:
Auburn Projected enrollment
112. New building planned for
1954-55 with a minimum of mix
classrooms. If building not ready
by fall one teacher will be assigned
to noover and pupus transported.
Baker Projected enrollment 102.
Second and third grade pupils from
Baker area who are now attend
ing Bush and McKinley will con
tinue there. It may be necessary
to move additional pupil to those
schools.
Bush Projected enrollment sss.
Croup of fifth grade pupils living
letter Advises
Bean Growers
A letter tit hiiMm, L.
mailed to bean growers by the
? market information committee
of the Oregon Bean Crowers as
sociation. The letter says:
.i' " eome to our attention
, that some of the canners have
been signing acreage on Proces
sor's Market Price contracts.
"It Is our firm i-nnvWlnn
. the onlv nosaihte nmlt , Mt,
contracts, it successful in ob-
""""n urge percentage of
the acreage would be to artl
ficially depress bean prices for
the coming season.
"Contracts have been offered
in Grants P&m mt imi M -
field run. The net cost of beans
will be about 13S per ton at
the cannery.
Xibby, McNeil and Libby
have signed Washington grow
ers at 5190, $160 and $90 deliv-
ared to the processor.
"Contract were written In
California last year at $140 per
ton field run, and will be avail
able this year at the same or
higher price. This makes us won
der why Oregon growers have
rn-riveu tower prices.
"W, UI Ah- .1
w .uvi. jniunnr
Hon wiB be of value to you in
making a business-like decision
vu juur own Denn nininnj.
"We recognize that those of
juu woo are coop growers are
ui ujrccuy aneciea. since, now
ever, your canneries must sell
cumpeauveiy, mis matter is as
vital to you as to the cash grow-
east of 12th street will be regis
tered in one room and will be
asked to attend Richmond.
Englewood Projected enroll
ment 568. On room of fifth and
sixth grade children will be
asked to attend Hoover.
Four Corners Operating to ca
pacity. House developments in the
area, hut may not affect the school
in 154-55. Nine teacher needed.
Garfield If boundaries remain
unchanged there should be no
problems. Seven teachers needed.
Grant Eight teachers needed.
bringing building to capacity.
Hayesviue Projected enrollment
141. Either transport one room to
Middle Grove or increase class size
to 90 and have split sections.
Highland Adding an extra sec
tion each year. Sixteen teachers
will be needed.
Hoover Hoover will not lose
teachers as a result of the Auburn
budding. Ten will be needed. The
capacity is 12.
Liberty Problems here. One
solution would be to require pupils
living on Albert and Lansford
drives, back of Dickson's store, to
attend Morningside. If this were
done, Liberty could get along with
eight teacher.
McKinley Ha a normal capa
city of 13 teachers. Now has 14
by utilizing the office as a class
room. Will need 15 for 1954-55. The
Candalana school would help. If
this is not done, one grade section
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might be transported to Morning
side.
Middle Grove Capacity fonr
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First grade rather small, could ac
cept overnuw iron nayesvme.
Will have slight overload in fifth
and sixth grades.
Mnmtn0Ktde Ttlirtv.flva. Ninila
listed for grade one. If number in
creases additional teacher will he
needed.
Princla Fisrt ffrade will he
haaw ISSi. If mnr. nwim in aH.
ditional teacher needed.
RtrhmnnitT!Bnarltv IS faaiihaaa
Fourteen needed in 1954-55. One
vacant room available.
Salem Heights Operating with
11 teachers, one over capacity.
Next year 12 will ha rnniiiraH nar.
haps 13 if present trends continue.
Solution would be to transport one
or two class eectiona to Mnrnino.
tide.
Washington Haa aanaalHr af 1
teachers. . Kmirtaan tvtll ha iuU
with all three first m-ari aartinn.
enrolling over SO.
Onlv solution annnrant wnnM ka
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Hoover distance of about two
miles.
West Salem Hni IS laai-W.
Fourteen will be needed. Building
will be adequate to house the addi
tion when the junior high division
moves to Leslie.
SODAUTT MEETING!
MT. ANfiET Tha fir. a
ries of instruction meetings for
sophomore student who are pro
bation member of the Young Peo
ple's Sodality at St. Mary's parish,
was held Monday evening in St.
Mary's school. The meetings are
held on the second Monday of ev
ery month until May. The Rev.
Clement Frank, O.S.B., sodality
moderator, Is in charge.
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