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Wednesday, February 3, 1971 . §
NU summer
recreation
program
Nevada Union High probably
won't have’ a summer school
this year but will have supervised recreation.
This was the preliminary indication Monday night as Supt.
Gerald Gelatt discussed plans
with the trustees.
Both the idea of adding supervised recreation and dropping
summer school have been raised
in the past.
A member of the school's
physical education department
probably will be hired to watch
over the athletic fields and gym,
organize programs for both
youths and adults and possibly
do some coaching.
Board Chairman Charles
Allert sees this as an initial
step toward a possible recre-ation district in the Golden Empire.
NU officials have talked before of having supervised recreation to make full use of the .
new athletic facilities at the
Ridge Road campus. They had
to build a fence around the
turfs to deter vandals and said
then that controlled recreation
would be provided.
Gelatt said the community
, : . a Vj eee : sao . service tax will be used to fiThese North San Juan school children painted a sign 32-1 in favor of merging with Cherokee in a pr e-election: jance this program. The disand displayed it in front of their school last week after secret ballot. Children who painted the sign are, from trict l five-cent tax
82 per cent of that district's and Cherokee’s voters left, Ed Chase, Nikki Azevedo, Bart Brady and Joe ibe y= “quanvenkty rae of
approved merger of the two school units. North San Ramus. The new district, which becomes operative in School facilities and is not using
J tudents tly didn't fav f the July, 1 ,wi : : : the maximum at present. van students apporen n't favor one o uly, 1972, will. be called San Juan Ridge Union Gaemher ceokenl ania has
alternatives, going to Nevada City, because they voted. School District. Sean a fictions at NO for several years, appears likely to
be eliminated because it is costing the district money and is
being used by some students to
finish high school a semester
early. This indirectly costs the
district more due to loss of atendance each spring.
Gelatt said summer school
expenses run $12,000 to $15,000
but attendance income from the
state hasn't quite reached $7,500
at $125 per student. With about
400 students in the summer pro. gram, the district gets an av‘erage daily attendance increase
of 60 figured on a full-year
basis.
Thus, several thousand dollars of summer school expense
are financed by the district's
general fund, money Gelatt
pointed out is needed for the
regular school year's education.
"It's simply finances that have
swayed me," he said in recommending against a 1971 summer
school. "It might be that a little
rest wouldn't hurt anyway."
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STREAKS IN the sky Thursday night treated Nevada county This photo was taken from the Banner Mountain Overcrossayy Bisiauraiie YARD ,
to a colorful display caused by a Minuteman intercontinental ing on the Golden Center’Freeway. Note the lights of the ¢drs © 289-3351
ballistic missile launched from Vandenburg Air Force Base. widing their way up to Towntalk.