Historical Clippings Book (HC-03) (210 pages)

: : 7/8 r/ b . Object of State Criticism, Old High School bb 4 ee 2 ee ae : Portable Classroom Being Installed at Bell Hill . ca “, ag a TS ees, —, 5h —“~ . ORIGINAL GRASS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, constructed in 1922-23 of brick-bearing walls, is now . the object of critical remarks and poses a particularly difficult housing problem for the 1966-67 school term, its last year of scheduled use. The two story building contains ten classrooms restrooms and an assembly hall on the lower floor and five classrooms and the balcony portion on the upper floor. The building was declared structurally unsafe for occupancy in 1950, the same year Nevada Union High School District was formed from the Grass Valley and Nevada City high school districts. Following several bond elections a new high school was constructed and just last year another bond issue was approved for enlargement of the new high school fo accommodate all the} ‘district high school students, eliminating need of housing students in the condemned portion of the old Grass Valley High School building. After several false starts in planning for the education of local students for 1966-67 by using the building one more year and just two months before school convenes the state Division of Industrial Safety has decreed it cannot be used this final year until repaired structurally. ~ < ; ig me oveistauding Biplane pup set into place at the Bell Hill School. iod at $7,50 three-ye a ‘he portables were rented for . the Grass Valley district. Mammen: 9! sae ~~ AD Yee pay Blue Tent School High Bid $5,500 The Nevada City School Dis land at Monday evening’s meeting. The board opened two sealed bids and then heard verbal bids by the two written bidders plus two w:o appeared in person. only. M. O. Henderson offered the highest bid but the board. voted to postpone acceptance . until Tuesday, when an adjourn-. 'ed meeting will be held. . Sue Jensen conducted the . meeting and called for the ad-' \ journed meeting on Dec. 13. . I ; P* 2 = t PP om Se ee Sis, * a6 es oe ee ee s 95 North Star Power Ho use in Grass Valley. . ‘PORTABLE CLASSROOM, the Grass Valley School District's answer ‘a trict board of trustees heard a low of $1,500 and a high of $5,500 offered for the Blue Tent School and one and two-thirds acre of x See :.

: : 7/8 r/ b . Object of State Criticism, Old High School bb 4 ee 2 ee ae : Portable Classroom Being Installed at Bell Hill . ca “, ag a TS ees, —, 5h —“~ . ORIGINAL GRASS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, constructed in 1922-23 of brick-bearing walls, is now . the object of critical remarks and poses a particularly difficult housing problem for the 1966-67 school term, its last year of scheduled use. The two story building contains ten classrooms restrooms and an assembly hall on the lower floor and five classrooms and the balcony portion on the upper floor. The building was declared structurally unsafe for occupancy in 1950, the same year Nevada Union High School District was formed from the Grass Valley and Nevada City high school districts. Following several bond elections a new high school was constructed and just last year another bond issue was approved for enlargement of the new high school fo accommodate all the} ‘district high school students, eliminating need of housing students in the condemned portion of the old Grass Valley High School building. After several false starts in planning for the education of local students for 1966-67 by using the building one more year and just two months before school convenes the state Division of Industrial Safety has decreed it cannot be used this final year until repaired structurally. ~ < ; ig me oveistauding Biplane pup set into place at the Bell Hill School. iod at $7,50 three-ye a ‘he portables were rented for . the Grass Valley district. Mammen: 9! sae

~~ AD Yee pay Blue Tent School High Bid $5,500 The Nevada City School Dis land at Monday evening’s meeting. The board opened two sealed bids and then heard verbal bids by the two written bidders plus two w:o appeared in person. only. M. O. Henderson offered the highest bid but the board. voted to postpone acceptance . until Tuesday, when an adjourn-. 'ed meeting will be held. . Sue Jensen conducted the . meeting and called for the ad-' \ journed meeting on Dec. 13. . I ; P* 2 = t PP om Se ee Sis, * a6 es oe ee ee s 95 North Star Power Ho use in Grass Valley. . ‘PORTABLE CLASSROOM, the Grass Valley School District's answer ‘a trict board of trustees heard a low of $1,500 and a high of $5,500 offered for the Blue Tent School and one and two-thirds acre of x See :.