Nearly two years after a fire severely damaged Marysville School in Southeast Portland, the school district is finally poised to rebuild it. Portland Public Schools' board on Monday night voted unanimously to use approximately $4.5 million in fire insurance proceeds - along with $300,000 of district money - to reconstruct the K-8 school at its original site, 7733 S.E. Raymond St. A design and construction period is expected to last about 14 months, and the school could reopen in January 2013.
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A Southeast Portland school could come back bigger and more modern after a fire. Preliminary design concepts for Marysville School show it could expand, possibly adding a second level as it's rebuilt. Portland Public Schools hired architecture firm Fletcher Farr Ayotte to produce preliminary design concepts for rebuilding or replacing the school, which burned last November. Four of those concepts were included in the district's current request for design proposals.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is announcing the Federal Home Loan Bank (Bank) members it has selected for the 2010 fifth round review cycle under the FHFA's community support requirements regulation. This notice also prescribes the deadline by which Bank members selected for review must submit Community Support Statements to FHFA.
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Since the May 17 failure of a bond measure that would have provided $548 million for school upgrades, Portland Public Schools has not presented an alternative way to pay for several promised construction projects, and some community members are becoming frustrated. Most of the planned projects were renovations and structural upgrades, but eight schools were slated for full reconstruction. One was Marysville School, a K-8 school in Southeast Portland that was destroyed by a fire in November 2009.
We needn't worry that students aren't learning anything in our public schools. Students in the Marysville School District, north of Seattle, have shown several times now that they took in the lesson of last fall's 49-day teacher strike: Don't like the conditions? Just walk out. Some students have been striking or simply skipping classes to protest the short summer forced on them by the fall teachers' strike. The kids will be in school until July 19 to meet the state's mandate of 180 days of school each year. The largest protest appears to have been Monday at Cedarcrest Middle School where about 100 students protested, waving signs and trying to get drivers to honk. A seventh-grader told The Seattle Times, "Us kids are on strike because the teachers went on strike ... and they took awa...
Portland Public Schools in May will ask voters to approve a $548 million bond that would help the district improve all 85 of its schools. If the bond were approved, the school district would fully rebuild three high schools - Jefferson, Roosevelt and Cleveland; four K-8 schools - Rigler, Marysville, Faubion and Laurelhurst; and one K-5 school - Markham. Some elements would be preserved, but schools would be mostly rebuilt.
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Alexis Sanal examined the designs of two schools in Scappoose on Monday, but her mind's eye was focused on a coastal, Middle Eastern city that skirts the Red Sea. Sanal, an architect based in Istanbul, is working on the conceptual design for a school to be built in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. She thought that touring a few American schools might spur some design ideas, and because her mother works for the Oregon School Boards Association, she was able to arrange the Scappoose tours, as well as a meeting with architects at DLR Group's Portland office. Their conversation sparked cultural comparisons and a dialogue about how the design of a school can elevate learning.
... about DLR's practice is they are moving public schools forward.". Marysville Getchell High School...
Harold Eugene Eby, 82, Sergeant Major US Army, (ret.), of Mount Joy passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2009, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington D.C. Born in Marysville, he was the son of the late Raymond G. Eby and Mildred Miller Eby and Katie Zink Eby, his stepmother. Harold graduated from the former Mount Joy High School in 1945 and enlisted with U.S. Army where he joined the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment. After completing his basic training and parachute training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he was sent to Germany with the 508th Parachute Infantry Division and served with General Eisenhower's Honor Guard. Upon deactivation of the 508th, he served with the 82nd Airborne Division as part the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment. When discharged from active duty, Harold atte...
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