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children from kindergarten through seventh grades. She said the crowded conditions “are an injustice to our children.”
Karen Alexander said, “I’m in support of another building. The.addition is a short-term fix. The cafeteria is already a zoo. I think you are making a terrible mistake in already voting for the addition.” She said she would support putting the question before the voters in a referrendum, “and see if people are willing to pay taxes for something you can see. I don’t think an addition will do anything but put more problems down the road.”
“I think you’re precisely right,” Mr. Estes said.
Eddie Clark said one of her children is in “several therapies.” She said her child said she was going “from one closet to another. We need another school. Take it to the public.”
Mr. Massie said they would have an opportunity to comment at the public hearing on the school budget. * The board also voted, again 4 to 1 with Mr; Anderson voting “No”, to accept “laundry sludge” frorti Page County at the landfill. County Administrator John McCarthy explained that the “laundry sludge” is from washing and softening blue jeans at a manufacturing plant in
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