Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 11, 1967
Caption:
Steel Work Erected For New School The steel shell of a new elementary school at I-94 and Stone School Rd. is reflected in the water which stands on the construction site. The new school is scheduled to be completed Aug. 15. School Supt. Jack Elzay told the Board of Education Wednesday that he will be recommending attendance boundaries for the school in three or four weeks. The school board awarded the construction contracts worth a total of $666,520 last October for the new facility.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1958
Caption:
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE: Chester A. Wilson, a member of the Ypsilanti Township Board and long-time Village resident, owns a "221" home on Lexington Pkwy. Two of his children, Allen, 4, and Phyllis, 12, help sprinkle the freshly-seeded lawn at their new home. The Wilsons are former Sudbury Ct. residents

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1967
Caption:
Scarlett Junior High School will not be ready to occupy until late February, the school board learned this week. That means the school will not be ready to open for the second semester, and consequently not for the entire school year. Scarlett is located on the site of Mitchell School near Platt and Lorraine on the southeast side. Scarlett, originally set to open around Feb. 1, was delayed by the six-week strike of sheetmetal workers. Also behind schedule is Clinton Elementary School.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1953
Caption:
Schools throughout the county have been refurbished for this week's reopening. The old Stone School, at Packard and Stone School Rds., has undergone an extensive remodeling job in recent weeks as it is being reopened for classroom use to handle an overflow from the new building. Here, two carpenters are shown installing desks while a prospective pupil looks on.