Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-11
RepOrt of n. Davis, Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS OF EAST MONTPELIER
printed by vote of TOWN.

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS OF EAST MONTPELIER
Printed by vote of TOWN.
.unns to the 10
a end BY law ~. i 70 ssts e
ny results than the Though hsT
ave been fewer inferior schools IN toan , W Of
be be. a soSn h vail n each Sf be
me reason is we and that Should not
ttempt that important work without greater
II have than usual in granting
Sa e aSe OF t n
school districts against lmPositib natenV Of the
s aehs S to whom he grants Superior quail
eaOns hoTeveI are saaGs tact and
snerashp are al nesdtu e d no5iest work
Tbose districts that have taken the pains to
re good results have equally we'll paid for sucn
forts find where districts are t United ana T
nan aimporant is indeed true and he snoua p
spoil the broth old and true SAYING g r, Ie
defeating the success of even our best
IRIS Grundy should spare the schools n al of new
school books and the panic came upon us simutane3Ts
riots while others the change complete and sat
sactory except Frenchs Common School
rule was and Ins Y pear
d a very excellent book The new series of TEXTBOOKS
meet Win d 30 school, books Universally
in few at the reduced rates Of
We now pay by not conforming those liberal terms
We want uniform feTes and hess seboo and
Iuentlv, teachers are compelled TO condnct lar 100
rict No s. with its small school, had far elias
e Who sba this aer know not The
parents and pupils VIII not endure any sad and
% are parents and pupils in many instances Ofte the
!ery best measures for the interests Of the sch23. are
re allowed more liberties than given years no
ave serious cases the docket which only de
eat their usefulness in measure but also every
Who trains his or her child in the way he should e
life happier. society more secure and refined and oul
choo What they should be a i i Of 0ar
,uness until the cause of the difficulties gradu
pair and ample provisions made for the comfort and
Well BENG OF tine PPps m 9 for be none 1
expended. good live prudential committee as well
strong United district vii do the work
schools do some good alone but they need cooper
tOu from all quarters We want this much accomplish
ID that children shall acquire sound practical edu
.empt upon honest labor demands clothes MOI
-efuses to work Such is not the province OF our com
mon schools. They respecter OF persons L n
poor boy quite likely to rise to DISTINCTION as tn
rich mans son that sits in the next seat The dhgen
Lt US then hopeful and earnest in the work of ed
Icating children for life of usefulness, Sooner o
later from the of earth aud they who n
to them we confde the emoluments of this lifes work
We live for ourselves but more especially for our child
we'll educated and accomplished sons ana daughter
the highest prizes We give to the world
Remember the annual school meeting Stay not ava,
and allow the business to be done up Il! haph
BY act OF legislature at Its last session
moneys voted to sustain schools during the ensan.
legally be done at the next school meeting
It be accomplished after the first of April Thu
school meetings Will be IN order 1t Il expensive
send scholars to academies, and we should strive [
b our our cS bi in oIr Town dhrinE The past Yea
wherein the pupils have actually made more pro5res
their studies than they probably would have don
| At any of high schools
But must close this subject which comes very nea
to my heart hope to be earnest tor the wei
fare Of scholars heretofore. My occupation auC
business being such well the capaclt
Superin tenden leave It to those who can do nor
GOOD for the Of education than have the aplt
to perform, hoping by doing that the schools o
this viii rise to that standard Of excellence til
| people demand