Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-28

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was really the day anxiously looked for by
all the studious and well-behaved pupils
and dreaded by the idle and bad, of tn,
public schools of this city, but because o
the visit of the Philadelphia School Board
the examination was put off until to-day
We have received the following reports, fol
which we return the teachers our hearty
and sincere thanks:
NORTH SCHOOL BUILDING.
Grammar School-Dismissed 65 a1d re.
First erme1iate-Dismisse,l 40 and re.
Second ermediate-Dismissed 42 and
retained l3.
First condary-Dismissed 45 and re-
tanned l15. .l-
Second secondary-Dismissed As and re.
tanned %.
Third secondary-Dismissed 4e and re.
Fourth Secondary-Dismissed 81 and re-
tained 20.
ed TO.
Second Primary-Dismissed 80 and re-
tained 80. 80 I-r.1-9 ,
ed IL. 8. 2 l.s5s- f5 III : iszf-s
Fourth Primary-Dismissed - and re-
tGiued--.
The total enrolment is 7O1, of whom 2ss
have been neither absent nor tardy since
che first of the term, April Sth.
Jos. II. OUTHwATTE, Principal.
1885 STATE STREET BUILDING.
Miss M L. Thompson informs us that
there were 40 scholars enrolled in the
Grammar School during the past month,
only four of whom fell below 80 per cent.
Three stand 100; we wish we had their
names. The attendance averages 96 per
cent. There were eight cases of tardiness
during the month. &,
Mrs. A. E. Stewart, of highest Interme-
diate, says: 5,,-
ri L enrolled in my school for the past
month "a boys and "a girls; total 4s,-
Average daily attendance-boys 23.1; girls
y 3; total 456. Per cent. of attendance
BOYS 81; girls Sc; total 971z. Y Es.E
o. There were tour cases OF tardiness on the
part of the boys, and three on the part OF
the girls. Every case of absence has been
on account of illness, and therefore una
yoidable. -:..-.-...
ALI my pupils reached 80 per cent, sew
eral were SO per cent. Average scholarship
30 per cent. Department 80.
Although there is no male head to the
L
will compare favorably with the other
schools Of the city, in attendance, scholar
ship and department. And yet some there
are who think women can't govern. One
thing is certain, they cannot get as high a
salary as a man, if they do perform the
same work and do it as well. .J
was pleased to see so august body of
men as visited our schools this forenoon.
The scholars were greatly disappointed
that they did not come while they were in
session. - --.-
Yours, truly, A. E. STEWART.
Miss Goodale, of intermediate No. 4, in
forms us that she had enrolled for the
month ending May 24th, 80 girls and 90
boys.
The per cent. of attendance for the girls
was, 9S, for the boys So, with an averageof
81 and a fraction. - -
= There were seven (7) cases of tardiness
on the part OF the boys. and none on the
part OF the part of the girls.
No scholar except one who failed to
reach the desired SO per cent.
One scholar reached 100, and several so
and two-eights per cent. .sr
The average scholarship of the school
was 81, department, 96.
j We were much pleased at the visits of
the members of our own and the Philadel-
phia Boards of Education, and 1 was very
happy to be able to give them SO good
report OF my school. rF-T r-rrF
80 ~ MARY w. GooDALE.
In Mrs. Ingerton's Secondary room are
enrolled 81. retained for examination
Per cent. of attendance 9S. Sixteen cases
of tardiness during the month.
Mrs. Mary Douthirt, as usual, gives every
one of her scholarsa holiday. These little
ones deserve special mention, for they
work hard in the .endeavor to stand first,
and we are glad to see them so successful.
She had go pupils enrolled, and all of them
reached 80 per cent. Average scholarship,
SO; average department, 90; per cent. of at
tendance, 95; cases of tardiness, T. Eight
pupils stood 100. ~ .s-sr-. .-..,s
Miss Holton, Secondary, has enrolled 63 :;
dismissed 40; retained %. Per cent. in at
tendance "a. -f- -iia7-
Miss Kinnear, Primary, 4s enrolled de-
tained. Per cent. in attendance 96.
Miss Ferree, Primary, SO enrolled; dis
missed 53;. detained 6. Per cent. in at
tendance 90.
Miss Beebe, Primary, has 81 enrolled; al
but one dismissed. Per cent. in attendance
50; II cases of tardiness.
MIDDLE BUILDING.
The following is the report of the Mid
die Building:
Enrolled. Dismissed