The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-09

Ever MINDFUL Vi lle lHCI tdSiiB
educational needs for Browning
Public Schools. administrative
officials of District No. 8 met
last week with DR.. d. p. Davis,
United States Office of Educa-
ton representative; James Craw-
ford, Bureau of Indian Affairs;
X. w. Bergan, Director of Indian
Education, and James Tindall,
Administrative Assistant to State
Superintendent of Schools Mary
Condor, to discuss the posi-
bility of securing additional
money from Title ~ of p. l.. 8l5
To date the Browning Public
schools have received 1895, 900 90
in Federal building funds.
The amount of money that an
eligible school might receive Is
determined by the number of
unhoused pupils and the impact
created on the schools by Fed
orally owned tax exempt land.
School officials have the tediuS
and eNacting task Of filling out
myriad number of forms that
call for detailed accuracy and an
assortment of long narrative
juStlfying the request for funds.
Invariably several reviSlonS and
additions are required before the
applications are acceptable. Even
then there is no assurance of the
money Little is left i'll Title ~
Of the act since the very deServ-
ing Indians of the Southwest
have recently been given an edu-
cational break
Should Browning again have
the good fortune of securing ad
dlllOnal funds the money total
ing 1898 10000 will be used to
build ten three bedroom homes
for teachers At $lS,OOO.00 a unit;
three room addition to the
\ " Bersan school High
SCHOOL, Al an approximate cost
II $75,OOU.OO and renovation of
ne PRESENT grade school at an
estimated .VSt If U.0uu.O0.
-et Dc assured That there Is
10 -ertaInty mat Browning will
-eCetVe ms hoped Tor sum, but
every effort 5 being made TO
get Oh ne JuDrlc schools III ms
city AL NJ Feuerai pudding
money mai 5 IVa4iaoie
NeAt year ne students II ne
M BANK Sodrulng ScnUvi vii
De 4uuCateu n ne Browning
SCHOOLS, anu NE Jne hundred
students now attending school
OF me Reservation wilI IL al
probability De enruueu here.
Details of Program
N special export 4nGer
l>uI Sank date Inc. published n
ne Sunday edition u NE Great
Fails Tribune, ne following te-
ais AMI Jtner Interesting iata
cOncerning ne charged sIurA-
IONA program Jn MS -e>srra-
-IVn, vas DuplSaeI Is tOiIO~>.
NHL SANK - One u NE argos,
>SnUUl building Programs = e."
history u ne SiaCkteeC -eSsrra-
Ion NAY os ne -esuIt II / nee,
.nS n SruwnIng. Granted -.
NE Use u SS0,O0U n OlsIr,c. ;
ASSeu OF vas approximately
Jne-lh1ru million lOLarS 1y
Browning District J ouard.
>apt. Harry Lose 1ruke Town
ne Browning -equesl or tunGs
4Vduaote Inuer lite II public
a" 3l5 %. % .wo IL -nree-oeI-
-Uum -eactlerS homes . .UsI
from $1,000 u Si3,OUU ! mt,
ST., 900 addition II -hree lass
looms o ne Tot vet Completed
& v. 9erSan $SnO0i; $4,000
-enUVauOn II ne present Brown
,ns grade Scnuui ana conversion
u NE present school iormItury
% our .eachers apartments.
OlStrtcs ;, second board repre-
ssnted II ne meeting, vas al
'ISsu ~ Dr Donald ? Davis,
7. ;. office II education tieid
survey specialist of Denver, the
way ; lear sor ne beginning
u an $4,000 four scnooi build.
-ns anu innovation program IN
NE souLh END u ne reservation.
me Program vas lei6 up until
NE government gave Iue 70 me
district o and whereun Old
agency 5 ,OcaCe0.
tentative pans, oaSsd On last
year ; enrolment pans, call for
SsD,uUO plant AZ Mad Plume, a
similar me II Cold Feet, a
SA2,uuU -enOyatlon program at
Ola -AseRcy anu I SS0,OOO repair
100 II >%LmS Under.
since nat plan was made
tnere has been 4 large increase
n attendance anu population
SalLt "ntch administrators saw
may cause request Tor Increased
FUNDS anu plan changes.
Genres Weed Of Weed and
Fehioers, kaiispel architects,
SAID. present plans call for
Faaited roof type building for
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