Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05


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RocKroRD. Sub-distriet No, Miss
Phebe L. Richardson, Teacher. .3
The number belonging to my school
10 i've; average attendance, two
majority OF scholars tardy. The NOR
al habits OF the pupils am unable tc
give you. The interest manifested by
the parents is not very great, Judging
from the irregular attendance Of the
scholars. a.. q.
Sab-distria, No. 2.-Calvin w. La.
Due. Teacher. 8 .a..se ..udmaTl ID
The school is composed principally
OF small scholars, though there are
few large ones who are considerably
advanced. Forty-three names are Oh
the list; average attendance 3lA
iardlness IS one OF my greatest enc
mes. "A n'gh tone OF morals prevails
Parents II We may Judge from wha'
we hear, are very much interested al
though they have not favored US with
many calls. -.
UNION. o"o'a's'r'es, No. 3.-H. Y
lnman, Ieacher. za9 aa52 la
Number IN the school, hffy-n'ne
average attendance, % scholars are
generally tardy. commence school
precisely at nine o'clock. The moral
nao'ts oi the pupils are good with a
lew exceptions. Inc parents stay at
nome anu '''row tue "ho'e RESPONSE
o'n'y upon me. Inc schooi ohcers
you may P'ace ~ 'ne same category.
''@o-ass'r'e'' No. 4.-M'ss \. A. Com
SUCK Aeac"er.
nave tn'rty-seven pupils, with an
average a''ehoance OF 20, iney are
usually Punctuai At schooi. Mora'
nao'ts Oh pupils good. Parents DO not
come 70 visit thc schooI, neither does
'he suo.o'rec'or. -a
n@0-a'@r,'' 'o. - MISS onar'otte
" hltney' leaeher. H -H
nave e'eVen names on my register;
average "''endance not more tnan O.
ine scholars usua''y come 10 sciiooi 10
.'me Inc moral nao'ts OF pupl's' as
Tar as my observation ex'enos are
eooo' very h't'e interest Is MANIFEST
eu IN tue scnoo' oy parents.
',a0-a''f'e'' 40 >. A bli''
ieachcf' ID aati
lhe school consists OF seventeen
scholars. Inc average attendance
mas oeeh ID. lhe scholars are rather
'ate III coming 70 school ~ the morn
ing shouid think the moral habits
o' tue pup'.s were usually good. NO
one mas visited tne scnooi since COM
'nencea tcacn'nS "hen hfst came
mere, | inferred from the CONDITION OF
'ne mouse, thas tne people were somc-
"na' 'na'nefent 10 schools, oaf, per-
'""po o"a"sc VI 'pou""ar'cs, which
mas oeeh mace 'n the distfict' may ac-
oou"t lot 'ne s'a.c q tue MOUSE which
= "1n..s"e'' anu NOT ~ NJ copo't'on
~, - ., $500 "e "as 10
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I am sorry IN sav that the narents ao
not manifest much interest IN Tho
school only Eve have been ~ - v;s;,
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Sr CHARLES. S.5.distr;d No. Il
Miss, @. O. Cheney. Teacher. No Re.
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