PORT WASHINGTON - Details on the proposed addition to the Port Washington School, approved by the State Board of Education in January, were released today. The building program, which will also include an addition of a multi-purpose room and kitchen to the Washigton Township School, will be financed by a $286,000 bond issued which voters will be asked to aprove at the May primary. The bond issue will require a tax levy of approximately 4.5 mills.*
The new addition will include four new grade classrooms, a new gymnasium-auditorium with a stage, dressing rooms and a concession stand. The present gymnasium will be converted into two floors by lowering the gym floor to the level of the cooridor. The ground floor will contain a cafeteria, kitchen, cooler, dry storage room and rest room. The cafeteria also will be used for recreation, music and other activities. A complete music department will be constructed at the side with two small practice rooms, a storage room for instruments and uniforms and an office. An industrial arts department with an auto and farm shop, vocational arts shop, industrial arts shop, instructor's room, finish room, project storage room and mechanical drawing room also will be included. The first floor will include the junior high rooms and a complete science department, the superintendent's office and additional restrooms.
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Wednesday, April 8, 1959
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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