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takes, out of public school and determine if attendance in these unaccredited private schools satisfied the state’s Compulsory education laws. As fcr as I know nothing ever came of this. Also at&rSs,! know1 there are no standards norcofatrobi onteicher qualifications nor curriculum. You wouldn’t send your kids to a school like that and you : wttpfiti’twant it in your neighborhood. ^fott of the people in our neighborhood, what few there are, work to pay for their property and to pay taxes oh property tnsde lass desirable by viobrtkAi uf An tmlluance which was supposed tb prefeet us, the ones already mere, lathis one of the perks of the $3An-botfrjOba talked about at the first ordinaifce meeting at the Elementary SAootf ti'.'.a
After1* few other questions, the answers te>wliich did not mean anything, and the tmafing of a letter from the plapning Commission, they decided the increase in attendance ceiling could be Approved. This is the first time I havOAeen an approval baaed on a letter from the Planning Commission.
It is true that I live about two mileeftaatthe church where the school is, but I five only one mile from the nine acres they say they have to put a scheol an. The people in Harris Hollow have reason to be concerned about their neighborhood and we are concerned about <w neighborhood, too.
, . >,v DORIS B. DONALD
Caatleton
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