Tentative Date For School Consolidation May Not Be Met

Tentative Date For School Consolidation May Not Be Met
December 13, 1953
December 1953
Middletown, Ohio
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Committee Headed By Heck To Decide In January If April Move Practical - Middletown and Lemon Township may not unite their school districts by April 1, 1954, the consolidation date tentatively set last year by the city and township boards of education. Chairman Joseph Heck last week said his fact-finding committee studying school merger problems would meet sometime in January and decide if April 1 is "still the proper date for consolidation." The committee comprises members of both school boards, with the two superintendents and two board clerks also attending the meetings. Heck is president of the township board. The school officials associated with Heck’s committee also expressed doubt last week that the boards could meet their own temporary schedule...
Committee Headed By Heck To Decide In January If April Move Practical - Middletown and Lemon Township may not unite their school districts by April 1, 1954, the consolidation date tentatively set last year by the city and township boards of education. Chairman Joseph Heck last week said his fact-finding committee studying school merger problems would meet sometime in January and decide if April 1 is "still the proper date for consolidation." The committee comprises members of both school boards, with the two superintendents and two board clerks also attending the meetings. Heck is president of the township board. The school officials associated with Heck’s committee also expressed doubt last week that the boards could meet their own temporary schedule...
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