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(Continued from Page 1) facts” in discussing improvements to the high school.
“It’s difficult not to express emotion” when the discussion concerns your children and you see how fast they grow,” he said.
“The curriculum hasn't kept pace,” Dennis said, noting that last year, the board deckled to improve curriculum, but found that space didn’t allow for any improvements.
“It’s a fact that when we came to the county in 1976 and our daughter entered sixth grade the county was buzzing with talk of improving the high school,” he said.
“It’s a fact that it is 1981 and my daughter is entering her junior year in high school. Our daughter will likely graduate with no improvements in the physical plant. Our son is entering the ninth grade. “It’s a fact that construction costs have gone up 10 percent per year. They are 40 percent above costs in 1976. They are 25 percent higher than in 1979. Apparently the literary loan rates have increased. “We welcome the new administration,” Dennis said, “and we offer our support to
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