Citizens Lend School Board A 'Hand'

Citizens Lend School Board A 'Hand'
November 15, 1953
November 1953
Middletown, Ohio
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Committees Help Members Unravel Tough Problems Five Times Since April - The vital push moving Middletown school administration has now become citizens’ committees. In another week D.E. Reichelderfer is expected to present the school boards of the city and Lemon Township with his committee’s report on the finances of a proposed Middletown-township school merger. His survey will mark the fifth time since April that an important school problem has been thoroughly studied by a citizens’ advisory group. Committees have surveyed: 1. financial condition of Middletown schools, 1948-1958; 2. candidates for Superintendent of Schools; 3. teacher salaries; 4. Wages of non-professional personnel - clerks, kindergarten assistants, janitors and engineers and now, 5. school consolidation. The groups comprised board members, school officials and lay people...
Committees Help Members Unravel Tough Problems Five Times Since April - The vital push moving Middletown school administration has now become citizens’ committees. In another week D.E. Reichelderfer is expected to present the school boards of the city and Lemon Township with his committee’s report on the finances of a proposed Middletown-township school merger. His survey will mark the fifth time since April that an important school problem has been thoroughly studied by a citizens’ advisory group. Committees have surveyed: 1. financial condition of Middletown schools, 1948-1958; 2. candidates for Superintendent of Schools; 3. teacher salaries; 4. Wages of non-professional personnel - clerks, kindergarten assistants, janitors and engineers and now, 5. school consolidation. The groups comprised board members, school officials and lay people...
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