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Show Farmington Jr. !:!icjli Will Help Relieve Kaysville Crowding Bv TOM BI.SSH.B1RC. FARMINGTON Completion of a Farmington junior bach school will relieve overcrowding in both Farmington and Kaysville schools, the boaid of education was told Tuesday night. THE BOARD was asked lo appiose ..n architect for the facility to be built on the Miller Floral Fropenv on West ne.u Farmington Elementary School. I he Salt Lake City firm of Montmorency. Haves and Talbot will design the 750-carViciis school using plans already- formulated for the Mueller Fark Jr. High School in east Bountiful. While no finishing has been detei mined. Assistant Superintendent Gas le Sles enson said completion should bung relict to Farmington and Kaysville Schools in the 1982-83 school sear. Cl'RRF.NTLY Kaysville Jr. High opei-ates opei-ates as a "middle school" with students from grades 6-8. Other district junior highs house grades 6-9. Kaysville elemental v schools house only grades kindeigaiien-C That was also the case at laimington Elementary School until this school seal when sixth graders were housed theie and at the newly opened Know lion 1 lemeniai School in north Farmington. DAVIS HIGH School seises giades 4-12 again, a unique situation in counis high schools, he explained. Enrollments aie continuing to climb in both the junior and senior high, howeser, making iuuk ulu l necessary, he added. Kasssillc Jr. High, built to accommodate accommo-date about 1 .050 students, has emolled "as high as 1 .2(H)." Mr. Stevenson said. 1 moll mcnt now stands at 1.10(1. And Pas is H c Vs s:.;, :V.v nv.v.! ;s 1 tV.t:i.) "in i.n.dc'.e lo c eiv. iii..c i!d g:os:h i ate be tot e tb.es h.oe p:ob he v.ui iiroitim; k..ssm::c's s.v.h g:...W! into i-U-:wr.:.i: s v. h.vN.v !'...".g eg K.o ss d le .1; lli.ch to g ades " ') .,nd P.o.s ll.ch Id-12. woidd put ,.!vi;l vS ....' ;v. mw the new n:noi b-gh. uno.o'x . t'v ..;:..nt supei intends nt cor.linaca I moSlil's lit ptO'Oc tKMIS w o.dd p.,t K.o s vide Jl at sjsci ,,,Kt p.ois ll.j'l at ahoul l.so "J tial would coe both a vap.u uv lo g-ow up again." Mi Siev enson evplaiiud Ml VWMlll 1 . the in w I .,! u n glen .li High would h.oe sp.uc toi 2S0 stu.ienis that coi.Ul be di.ovn i iiu.d .v liom the elemental v giades until .riot'. it ileiun t.uv sihool could be built Fie i 'ions indi Cite the at e.i w ill need a w . bm a I. vs v e.u s. he 1 aid 1 he iiinioi high s pi o to I a' "'!' ton I lemeniai v w ould I i -eaiivpiob lems in has ing a ' -ud-i nt !od v , soinelhutg that has K e i uo; e l loi e . he noted. PIS1KKT adiiiinisli.il. :s eiuoiuagid use ol the Mui l!i i I'.ok plan m I ai imngtn because ot the ability toi mhi. k adapt. iiion and cost conl.uninenl nd using llie same a i c hik e I w ill sa e tw o pcu ml in ai i lull c tui.,1 hes. a savings ol 100.000 il the sohool i os Ss niilhon In addinon. .ns.m..iiI Si.pl J.'l... N While, who oveiseis buildings and giounds aclivilies. said ihe Miuliil I'.uk plan ' lepiesenls Ihe hi -l i Itoit lo dale in eonseiving eneigs" and abo iiiiived moie input liom stall than .un puwous school ( -Mltri.,,-1 I III I .!,!' . I Farmington Jr. High Will Help Relieve Kaysville Crowding (Continued From Page 1) IN RELATED action the board set Dec. 5 as application deadline for principalship of Mueller Park Jr. High. In other business, the board approved naming of Bernell Loveridge as district energy coordinator, a new position. He currently teaches computer science and physics as Viewmont High School. THE BOARD okayed creation of the position in its Nov. 4 meeting. He will oversee over-see an extensive energy audit of all district facilities and coordinate grant funding as well as formulate an on-going conservation progam.. District officials said he will not begin his new duties until a "suitable replacement" re-placement" has been found. Five applied for the position including three from Davis County, Dr. White said. Salary will be "above $20,000" but has riot been formally determined, the board was informed. Mr. Loveridge has been involved in-volved in energy programs since 1972 and aided the district in preparation of grant application material. |
