Hamilton School parents are like most parents.
Category: School Funding
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.
Recent reports indicate that St. Louis will be obtaining special federal funds because it is a city whose residents have fled the central city with unusual speed.
Following is a brief report on the efforts of the Education Committee during the past year.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1971.
Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Delmar Baptist Church, long time supporter of community action and co-founder and member of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, has voted to remain at their present location.
Beginning this fall, the continuing education division of Forest Park Community College will offer, at no cost to the student, a one-year basic training program in Environmental Technology.
The Treehouse, a community-sponsored day care program, will be without a home at the end of the summer. .
A building for Matrix, the alternative high school, has still not been secured according to Fred Schmelzer, one of the teachers in the group.
The S-D Community Council has applied for a $40,000 grant from Region 5 of the Law Enforcement Assistance Agency to support a multi-purpose anti-crime program in the neighborhood.
The Delmar Baptist school building has been rejected as a possible site for a new Hamilton School branch because of allegedly expensive remodeling the building would require.
