Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

ScHooL RKPoRr ron THE TERM EHDIHo
JUNE 7tb. The total enrolment for the term
Is $3.50 average monthly enrolment 94a, Nv.
erage daily attendance BIG, per cent Of attend.
ance on monthly enrolment 42, per cent Of
punctualiiy 90 Total number of days pres.
ent 15,205, total days absent 135 Number
cases of tardiness l0i' Number of pupils
neither absent or tardy SO, absent but not tar.
dy 1870, tarly but not absent %, absent three
days or less 1888, absent five days or more 40,
tardy three times or less 90, tardy 1ye times
or more A. Members of school one month or
less AZ, more than one month and less than
two AZ. Members Of school the whole term
2I3, number permanently Withdrawn 10, re-.
enrolled 20. Days absent from sickncss, prob
ably 400 This last item is difficult To obtain
with perfect accuracy 1t is safe 10 say, that
at least onc.half of all the absence is caused
by sickness, either directly or indirectly. The
number permanently Withdrawn Is large
many OF these Withdrawn during the last
two weeks of the year. Having complied
with the regulations of the Board in regard TO
absence and the regular examinations, they
have withdraw feeling assured of their pro-
motion. Many complained of indisposlion
some were really sick. 1t has been with the
greatest difficulty that respectable number
was kept in each room, till the last day of
school, To what extent the sc Withdrawals
could and should have been prevented am
not able to say.
The following pupils were neither absent
nor tardy during the whole term viz:
Fannie Culley, Julia Dickinson, Fannie
Dickinson, Emma Hall, Cpddie Robertson,
Mary Conlin, Thomas Smith, Charles Richard
son. George Hayward, George Brown, John
Crosby, George Gill, Laura Clemens, Ella
Dickinson, Emma Ketchun', Nellie Lovcland,
Mary Mitchell, Sarah Trimmer Chas. Siimp.
son, Willie Watrous, Kitte Beche, Mary
Camp, Alice Hepburn, Anna frankie Mitch
ell, Celinda Merriman, Ella Randall, Alice
Sanborn, Josie Shaw, Lizzie Ticknor, Lewis
Amsden, Charlie Bruce, Fred Kline, George
Strader, Eddie Swift, Mary Humphrey, Eva
Laurie, Mary Fisk, Lewclla Taylor, Lillian
Traver, Ruth Asell, Mary Phillips, Mary SIN
clair, Arthur Amsdcn, Frank Castle, Charlie
Castle, John Ducro, Eddie Dickinson, Robbie
Eamcs, Hugh Ford, Paul Ford John Faux
ner, Charles Fox, Fred Humphrey, Jerry
Humphrey, Eddie Pierce Hall, Eddie Perry
Hall, Shermy Hill, Howard IIawn, Elmer
llowey. Harry Noble, Fred Scovlle, Eddie
Sperry, Fred Thorpe, Charles Zee Addie
Burnett, Myrtle Burnett, Daisy Bruce, Ella
Conlin, Lille Crosby, Ella Chappell, Mary
Hall, Ruth Hall, Clara Lcck, Fannie Messen-
ger, Mary Reeves, Louisa Sinclair, Mary Sey-
mour, Julia Simpson, Alma Thorpe, Laura
Ticknor, Addie Udy, Amy Tanhamee.
During the present term the Primary De
partmcnt has been exceedingly crowded-the
total enrolment being 1862 and the average
daily attendance l04; and yet the very best Of
results have been secured. This could only
be done by superior teacher. / am proud To
know that the Board of Education appreciate
the worth of "brains," and have raised Miss
Marsh's salary from $475 to $500 for the com
ing year-the highest salary paid Primary
teacher in North eastern Ohio. do not say
this IN disparagement of any Of the other
teachers they all have done we'll and deserve
the highest credit. But Miss Marsh has done
the work of taoo teachers and done it well,
and should fall short of my duty did not
m IKE this public mention Of the valuable SER
vices she has rendered the school.
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