All decisions
22 Board decisions about Lafayette School, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City moves to take Filbert Street land for the Lafayette School
- Court action to take Chas. Huth's land beside Lafayette School
- The Board accepted $8000 from Annie Gallagher and Mary Waller for land adjoining the Lafayette School site.
- Payment of $8,000 proposed to Annie Gallagher and Mary Waller for a lot added to the Lafayette School site.
- Board approved $8,000 paid to Annie M. Gallagher and Mary B. Waller for a Filbert Street lot added to the Lafayette School site.
- Chas. Huth paid $750 for land at the Lafayette School site
- Chas. Huth paid $750 for land at the Lafayette School site
- Board of Public Works was granted $800 from the 1908-9 budget for general repairs to public buildings.
- New equipment for the Lafayette School on Point Lobos Avenue
- Henning & Burke received a final payment of $3,677.85 for the temporary Lafayette School, and rent of $1,200 was paid for quarters.
- Final payment of $3,677.85 approved for the temporary Lafayette School, plus $1,200 rent for California Street offices.
- Telephone ordered for the Lafayette School on Thirty-sixth Avenue
- Supervisor Hayden's resolution asks the Board of Education to study and fund a new Lafayette School in the Richmond District; referred to committee.
- Lafayette School ordered built on south side of Anza Street
- City orders the Lafayette School built on Anza Street
- City orders the Lafayette School built on Anza Street
- $358K in contracts to build Lafayette School on Anza Street
- $318,250 contract to build school on Anza Street
- Lafayette School construction approved at $380,199.78 on Anza Street between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh avenues.
- Half the old Lafayette School lot goes to the public library
- Thirty-sixth Avenue asked to close as a Lafayette School playground
- Street closed at lunchtime on school days for a playground