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Tag: School Overcrowding

Cleveland Young, Principal of Hamilton School, was stretched out and relaxing when we visited him in his midtown apartment this past week, but his attitude was not that of a relaxed man.
After a long series of meetings over five months time, the education committee of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council reports that the project to develop a community liaison committee with the Hamilton School staff has come to a stand still.
A public hearing on board Bill 307, which would approve the redevelopment plan for the triangle area was held at the Board of Alderman hearing room on February 15th.
The initial meeting of the expanded Skinker-DeBaliviere Education Committee met at Hamilton School to organize to find more classroom space for the school and to provide supportive services for the school staff.
Following is a brief report on the efforts of the Education Committee during the past year.
In a series of meetings the Strategy Committee of the SDCC Education Committee has decided to try to set up the organizational framework for community wide involvement in solving the problems of Hamilton School.
Anyone interested in educational alternatives and working on a solution to the overcrowding of Hamilton School should come to the next meeting of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Education Committee (formerly the Hamilton School Committee).
Again we get the news that Hamilton School is to have a new principal - the fourth in five years.

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