anaheim-gazette 1960-05-05

A4-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, May 8, 1940) 'School Budget' Topic of PTA Meet Palmer G. Campen explained steps in setting up a school budget to presidents of PTA's in Centralia district's seven schools when they held their regular monthly meeting with district administrators in April. "The school budget is an expression of the district's educational program in dollars." Campen, who is assistant superintendent of business, told the presidents. Commenting on budgeting as a continuous process, not only at the beginning of the year but to follow every week and month, the assistant superintendent traced the budget from start to final summary, which is published the last part of July. Before a public hearing is held locally the first week in August, the budget is reviewed by the county and finally passed by the local school board. Early in September the county board of supervisors meets to actually levy a tax to meet the budget. Centralia district is operating on a tax of $1.87 this year, the presidents were told. Campen opined that Centralia district has the distinction of being the poorest district in the county last year, with only $4,333 per child per assessed valuation. The estimated assessed valuation Early in September the county board of supervisors meets to actually levy a tax to meet the budget. Centralia district is operating on a tax of $1.87 this year, the presidents were told. Campen opined that Centralia district has the distinction of being the poorest district in the county last year, with only $4,333 per child per assessed valuation. The estimated assessed valuation for 1960-61 is $26,530,130 or approximately $4,287 per child. Support from Knott's Berry Farm and the new Sears store helps the district, which has little commercial and no industry or expensive homesites within its boundaries, but contains large residential areas which contribute more children than they return in assessed valuation, financially speaking. Taxpayers should be made to feel that each dollar is working to the best advantage, Campen believes. "There should be no secrets in budgeting in the school business," he stressed. Salaries comprise 84 to 85 per cent of a district's budget and Centralia district expects an estimated 200 teachers will be needed next year, according to Campen, besides over 124 classified staff of personnel not teachers who help keep the schools going. Science Fair To Offer Best Show High quality of local high school and junior high school Science Fairs during recent observance of Public Schools Week will insure the finest Orange County Science Fair of the four held previously at Santa Ana College, it was predicted today by Miss Mary Fenton, general chairman, in discussing the four-day exhibition May 14-18. More than 700 exhibits, divided equally between senior and junior highs, will be on exhibition in Cook Gymnasium. Thousands of students will be brought to the show on conducted tours and there will be no admission charge for the public. THURS., MAY 5 Thriftmart 757 WORKMAN ST. AT LAUREL CANYON BLVD. SAN FERNANDO Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES DEVILS FOOD • BURNT SUGAR YELLOW • WHITE • MARBLE OR SPICE 3 $100 19 OZ. PKGS. YOUR CHOICE! Quail Brand FRUIT COCKTAIL NO. 303 TINS 2 FOR 39¢ STOCK-UP! PRODUCE "FRESHER-BY-FAR" Sunkist dicted today by Miss Mary Fenton, general chairman, in discussing the four-day exhibition May 14-18. More than 700 exhibits, divided equally between senior and junior highs, will be on exhibition in Cook Gymnasium. Thousands of students will be brought to the show on conducted tours and there will be no admission charge for the public. An invitational preview for exhibitors, their parents, instructors and industrial sponsors will be held Saturday night, May 14, following all-day judging by a panel of 16 distinguished educators, scientists and industrialists. The public will be welcome on Sunday afternoon, May 15, from 1 to 5 p.m. The show will be open Monday and Tuesday, May 16-17, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Wednesday, May 18, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Awards Assembly Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall will feature the winners. School Bd. Members Attend Convention Two school board members from Centralia district, John Barton and Jack Maurer, attended the National School Board Association's meeting held this year in Chicago. 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