BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE— Friday, March 18, 1949
Board of Jt. Dist. 10 Asks
Graduate Nurses
$300,000 for New Addition 2
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Meets on Mar. 22
CRISIS IN RAPID POPULATION GROWTH REQUIRES
MORE FACILITIES; ELECTION SET FOR APRIL 5TH
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The developing crisis of rapid
population growth has confronted
the Beaverton union high school
board with the realization
that
facilities are Inadequate for ex­
pected enrollment increase.
The
board, on March 10, decided the
only possible solution is addition­
al building and for this purpose
has called an election on April
5, from 2 to 7 p.m., on a $300,000
bond issue.
During the past one and one-
half years, joint district 10 doub­
led its building area. At present all
rooms are occupied.
School en­
rollment has jumped from 514, in
1946, to 700 in 1949 with an es­
timated increase of one hundred
pending for the district next year.
Most urgent needs at present
are science and home economics
laboratories
.music
department,
class rooms and a gymnasium-aud­
itorium combination.
The science laboratory now in
use was constructed in 1915 and
is far from modern. Likewise, the
home economics room was con­
structed
at the same time, al-
( though it has been necessary to
reduce
it in size by one-half.
Neither department can properly
handle the enrollment under pre­
sent conditions.
The present combination audi­
torium-gymnasium is too small
to accommodate the entire student
i body at one time. With a graduat­
ing class of 100 or more, com­
mencement exercises will not be
conducted in the present quar­
ters
because
the entire class
couldn’t find room on the small
stage, at one time.
The school board declares that
to provide necessary facilities a
bond
issue
of $300,000 is re­
quired. Valuation of the district
has been increasing in proportion
to the population, amounting to
a boost of $1,637,196.08 last year
and an
increase of $3,072,140.15
since the district was formed in
1945.
A consideration looming large
in school finances is that of ba­
sic school support,
state funds
which last year brought in $42,-
■ ( 000. A property tax offset, it de­
rives its money from state income
tax surpluses.
Additional building construction,
it is estimated, will take at least
a year to complete. Even during
that time, enrollment will have
reached such a mark, on the basis
of estimates, that it will be quite
Impossible to continue a standard
accredited course of studies. De­
lay In continuing building faoii-
Ities, according to a statement
j by the board, may make it nec­
essary to shorten the school day
and run two shifts of classes.
Such a development, of course
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S P R IN G ’S B EG IN NIN G
Sure proof that spring is def­
initely on the way can be found
at the Beaverton grade school
where Gene Richards and William
Smith, physical education teach­
ers, are beginning baseball, soft-
ball and track practice.
Active participation in
these
sports depends, however, on the
weather.
SLICED
Toke Home a Loaf of Home Made Bread
Baked by G It G Bakery
State legislature has established
legal debt limit for school districts
at 10% of assessed valuation. Joint
district 10 Indebtedness at present
is 3.3%. W ith approval of an ad­
ditional $300,000, it would approx­
imate 6.6% of assessed valuation,
well below the legal limit.
Name varieties o f many kinds
of plants will be on sale Friday,
March 18, at the Beaverton Com­
munity
Garden
Club’s
plant,
food and white elephant sale in
the Kiwanis. Full directions for
planting and care will be given to
novices desiring information.
Mrs. George Martin, president,
reports that the sale will begin
at 2 p.m. and included in
the
food
sale will be home-cooked
cakes, pies, breads and Tolls.
Preceding the sale club mem­
bers will hold their regular month­
ly meeting and luncheon. Mrs. J.
R. Talbert is chairman o f
the
arrangements.
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Coffee
will cut o ff all funds from the
state basic school support
pro­
gram.
The Washington county grad­
uate nurses club will meet in the
Red Cross hostess room, in Hills­
boro on Tuesday, March 22. at
8 p.m., according to announce­
ment received-
A representative
of the Red
Cross will show a film and fully
explain the organization’s nursing
service.
All nurses of the county are
cordially invited to attend and
take part in the evening’s contact.
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