Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-29
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Open on Monday Next, 4th September.
Rules and School Districts, etc.

hctual reSlCeDts OF the city shall be admitted
into any public school, without receipt from
the secretary of the board of education for
the payment of the tuition fee in advance and
no such pupil shall be admitted, or retained
In any school when the school room facilities
are only sufficient TO accommodate the chill
dren whose parents are residents OF the city.
The tuition in the respective schools, for
pupils whose parents or guardians are non
shall be as follows:
Primary and
Intermediate Grammar High
Schools. Schools. School.
First Term. $50 90 Sc 90 IS 90
Second Term. 90 90 90
Third Term. 49,. 4 90 5 co 6 90
The first term consists of sixteen weeks,
the second and third terms each OF twelve
weeks.
No pupil residing within the limits pre-
scribed by the board of district school shall
be admitted 10 a district school outside of
such limits without written permission from
the superintendent.
The boundaries or limits of the different
school districts are as follows:
HIGH SCHOOL,
situated corner of Seventh and Jackson streets.
Pupils are received from all parts of the city.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL,
situated corner Of Pleasant avenue aud Sher-
man street-From Mississippi river along st.
Peter street 10 Sixth; along Sixth street 10
College avenue extended sto Irvine avenue;
along Irvine avenue to Ramsey street; along
Ramsey street TO Green; along Green to Lis
bon street; along Lisbon aud smith streets to
Forbes; along Forbes to McBoal; along Nc
Boal to Wilkln street; along Wilkin street
extended 10 Mississippi river.
MONROE SCHOOL,
situated corner Western avenue and Gool hue
street. All that portion of the city bounded
by the western boundary of the Jefferson dis
trict, the Mississippi river, the city limits
81. Clair street aud Peasant avenue. Pupils
of grades above the third, residing in thi:
district, attend the Jefferson school.
MADISON sCHAoL,
situated corner Bluff street and Park avenue
From Mississippi river along st. Peter s treet
Sixth street and College avenue to the corner o.
K &c street and College avenue; thence to Car
roll street; along Carroll street to Louis street
along Louis street extended to Gauter street
along Gautier street to Minnehaha street
along Mlnnehaha to Rice street; along Rice tC
Pennsylvania avenHe; along PennsylvaDi;
avenue to jackson street; along Jackson stree
to Twelfth; along Twelfth 10 Minnesota street
along Minnesota street to the Mississippi
river.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL,
situated corner Eighth and Olive streets
From Mississippi river along Minnesota street
to Ninth street; along Ninth to st. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad; along St
Paul, Minneapolis 81 Manitoba railroad to
MISSISSIPPI river. Pupils of grades above the
fourth, residing in this district, attend the
franklin school.
LINCOLN SCHOOL,
situated on Collins street, between Burr and
Bedford street. From Mississippi river along
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad to
Mississippi street; along Mississippi street to
northern boundary of the city; thence TO Ar
cade street; along Arcade street to Minnehaha
street; along Mnnehaha street to st. Paul &
Duluth railroad; along st. Paul 81 Duluth
railroad to Mississippi river.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL,
Situated corner of Broadway and Tenth street
From corner of Ninth and Minnesota
streets to st, Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad; along st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railroad to jackson street; along
Jackson street to Twelfth street; along
Twelfth to Minnesota street; along Minnesota
to Ninth street.
VAN buren, SCHOOL,
situated on Bates avenue, Conway and R4vine
strcets-All Of the southwestern part of the
city, east and south of the boundaries of the
Lincoln district. The Harrison school is stu.
iied within The limits of the Van Buren,
school, and will accommodate pupils Of the
first, second and third grades. Pupils of the
eighth grade, residing IN this district, attend
the Lincoln school.
NELL SCHOOL,
situated corner of Laurel and Harrington ave
nues-From the corner OF Rice street and Col
lege avenue, along Rice street to Carroll;
along Carroll street to Western avenue; along
Western avenue to Irving avenue; along Irv-
ing avenue and College avenue to Rice street.
Pupils above the fourth grade, residing in this
district, attend the Webster school.
WEBSTER SCHOOL,
situated corner of Laurel avenue and
Mackubin street-From corner Pleas.
ant avenue and Western avenue, along
Western avenue to Carroll street. along
Carroll street to western boundary of the city;
thence 10 st. Clair street and Pleasant avenue
to Western avenue.
JACKSON SCHOOL
situated corner Ellen and Mackubln streets
All of tie northwestern portion of the city
north of the Webster district, and west of the
Madison district. Pupils of grades above the
fourth, residing in this district, attend the
Madison school.
RICE SCHOOL
situated corner Granite and Agate streets
From the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitobs
railroad along Mississippi street 10 northern
boundary OF the city; thence tC
Of e.. oil R,ca ctr Do
neapolis 81 Manitoba railroad; thence to Mis-
sisslppi street. Pupils Of grades above the
fourth, residing in this district, attend the
Franklin school.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL,
situated corner of st. John street and Liv-
iDgston avenue-From Mississippi river alone
Dakota avenue to the bluff; along the bluff
to Concord street, along Concord street to
Susan street; along Susan street to the Missis
sippi river.
GARFIELD SCHOOL,
situated corner of George street and Gormar
avenue-All of the Sixth ward south OF The
Humboldt district. Pupils of grades above
the Fourth, residing in this district, attend
the Humboldt school.
RIVER SCHOOL,
situated corner Kentucky street ard Berths
avenue-All of Sixth ward north and east OF
the Humboldt district. Pupils of grades
above the third, residing in this district, at
tend the Humboldt school.
Further information in regard to the ad-
mission of pupils will be furnished by the
superintendent of schools, who will be found
at his office, No. Odd Fellows block, Wa
bashaw street, (office hours from $50 to $3.50
o'clock. a. m. and $50 to $50 p. IN. y or by the
following named principals at the several
school buildings on Monday next:
High school. ..,.... Mr.. Cassius s. Campbell
Franklin school. ......M Mr.. s. s. TAYLOR
Jefferson school. Mr.. Henry I. Baker
Madison school. ..... Mr.. George c. Smith
Webster school. .,.,.. Miss Lucia III. Miller
Lincoln school. -. Miss Emma c. STANLEY
Humboldt school. ... Miss Laura Hand
Washington school -. Miss Anna V. Wright
Van Buren, school. -. Miss Jennie Rogers
Monroe school ....M Miss Lizzie Wright
Jackson school. .......M Mrs. Kate Deacon.
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