School cuts affect Georgetown Divide
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Rose Anderson, left, and her husband, John, far right, take orders from Golden Sierra High School students at their restaurant, Rose's Garden Cafe. The high school is facing budget cuts that may have wider implications for the small economy in the small town. The cafe often serves students, teachers and other workers at the school. -
Students are dismissed from Golden Sierra High School. The roof was in the midst of being replaced when possible budget cuts put the project on hold. Now the roof is covered in plastic. -
Modernization renovations for this science lab and other rooms at Golden Sierra High School were put on hold because of possible budget cuts. -
From left, Zach Morris, 16, Sereena Valtierra, 15, and Ryan Beal, 16, do drafting classwork at Golden Sierra High School. Five classes are taught in one cramped portable classroom, four levels of drafting and one drivers education class. -
Project foreman Craig Miller adjusts the plastic on a roof covering at Golden Sierra High School. The school was in the midst of replacing the roof on the school when possible budget cuts put them on hold. -
Five classes are taught simultaneously by teacher Fred Kendell in one cramped portable classroom at Golden Sierra High School. This includes four levels of drafting and one drivers education class. at Golden Sierra High School. Despite the high teacher to student ratio the drafting students have won many awards for their work which decorate the walls. The small school is facing budget cuts. -
Regular customer Bob Connor, of Greenwood, eats lunch at Rose's Garden Cafe.
