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SHARRON AKERS-- Grad-
uate of the University of
Washington. Mrs. Akers
taught Vocational Business
Education the past five years
at Cascade High,School in
Everett. She was office occu-
pations co-ordinator the past
two years.
New Addition
Is Progressing
At MS. View
The Mt. View School library -
classroom addition is progressing
satisfactorily and on schedule
with the completion date
expected to be in October,
according to Louis Grinnell,
superintendent. The new addition
will include three classrooms built
with team-teaching in mind. Walls
will be movable, with a built-in
television system. The library will
be extra large with wired carrels,
movable shelving, and a room off
the classrooms and library that
will be used for small-group
instruction. All areas of the
building, with the exception of
the hall and lavatory, will be
carpeted.
Depending on fall pupil
enrollment, until the classrooms
are finished some classes may be
large at Mt. View with two
teachers instructing in one room
in some cases. When the
classrooms are finished, the
groups in some grades will be split
and sent to the nFw addition, if
enrollment is epecially high,
some youngsters may be bused to
one of the other elementary
schools, as has been done in the
past, until the classrooms are
completed.
The completion of the Mt.
View classroom addition will give
the elementary sehoo cnouKh
'kpaee for several' years. Student
population growth in the school
district, with the new four-year
college opening in 1971 anti other
employment that could increase
in the area, may create further
space problems, particularly at
the secondary level. At present,
school board appointed Citizens'
Advisory Committees are
studying secondary building
changes. Since the completion of
the Bordeaux primary addition
and the Mt. View Elementary
School classrooms, the emphasis
will shift to secondary building
improvements.
The downtown school complex
for secondary students needs a
major change in the form of a
new high school or "middle
(junior hh) school" located on
the new school site in the Mt.
View area on the Spring Road, to
allow for better secondary
facilities and secondary student
population growth.
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GERALDINE EKEN -- Grad-
uate of Western Washington
State College. Mrs. Eken has
taught first and second grade
in Vancouver, Snohomish,
and the past year taught fifth
grade in Walla Walla. She will
be assigned to first grade at
Evergreen School.
CATHERINE EVANSON-
Graduate of Washington
State University in element-
ary education. Miss Evanson
will teach fifth grade at Mt.
View School.
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EVERGREEN SQUARE
EUGENE CRATER -- Grad-
uate of Central Washington
State College with a B.A. in
physical education. He will
teach eighth grade P.E. and
coach in the junior high
school.
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DAVID EICHHORN Grad-
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State College. Mr. Eichhorn
will teach physical education
at Garrett Heyns High
School.
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the past year in second and College in South Dakota. College. Mrs. )P
third grade at Wellpinit, Taught social studies the past in Sheltonpr 0or
Washington. She will teach six years in Havre, Montana. past year in lafte
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