Meeting Soon

A LIMIT ON THE LEVY

Salary and salary schedules for
teachers were discussed at some,
length at the February meeting j

of the board of education of the;

Lawrence city schools held last |
evening at the office in the Liberty |
Memorial high school building.
No definite action was taken ati
ithe meeting. The board will meet;
for a luncheon in the high school|

| cafeteria Wednesday, February 16

at which time the salaries for 1944 |

j}and 1945 school year will be dis-}
cussed further. It was the opinion
‘of the board at the meeting that |
|some salary adjustments would!

if 14 mills will raise)
enough money to do much in the|
way of increasing salaries. The
board hopes that’ it will not be)
‘necessary to go before the state|

itax commission and ask for per-,

mission to raise mvre than _the|

|14 mill limit, The district will be
‘free from bonded indsbtedness Au-;

gust 1 this year and no levy will)
need be made for the bond and}

|interest fund.

A resolution passe; by the Edu- |
cational Council — Lawrence |

| Teachers was read at the meeting. |
‘The resolution asks for salary ad-;
‘justments in the city school system. |

Architect Has. Proposal

Joe Radotinsky, member of a}
Kansas architectural firm, ap-|
peared before the board and pre-
sented a plan for making a survey |
for post war building in the Law-|
rence school system, His firm;
wants to make a survey of the|

needs of the school system and do |

some planning for post war)
building. He was not asking for a)
contract or for a fee. His firm, he

| said, was conducting a similar |
|survey at Atchison, Kansas City |