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severely damaged schools in Long Beach. While federal funds were used to rehabilitate some existing schools to comply with the Field Act, a $ 222,000 bond was passed in 1940. With World War II, Alameda's population exploded from 38,000 to 90,000. The federal government built three inexpensive grammar
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Encinal High School. In 1951 a survey showed that 45 percent of children enrolled in Alameda schools had parents
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living or working on federally related properties. As a result, the school district received $ 2,250,000 from the federal government for school construction between 1951 and 1955. In 1953 $ 3,000,000 in bonds was approved. During the 1950s federal grants and bond revenues totaled $ 8,500,000.
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569:1864 Alameda School replaced Schermerhorn School.
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