Daily globe., 1883-08-26
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Announcement of Their Opening and
the Boundaries of the Districts.

The public schools OF the city, except
the High school, the Training school and
the Adams school, will open Tuesday, Sept.
4th, at 8 O'Clock a. N. Owing to the fail
ure of contractors TO complete the High
| and Adams buildings, these schools will
open at a later date, which will be an
! nounced when fixed. Pupils in ell respects
qualified will be admitted upon application
| to the principals at the several school
buildings. The buildings are located as
follows:
High school, corner Tenth and Mime
sofa streets; Mr.. G. B. Gilbert principal.
Training school, corner Tenth and Min
| nesota streets; Mrs. NJ. G. Jenners. pripci
pal.
franklin school, corner Tenth street and
broadway, Mr.. L. S. Taylor, principal.
Madison school, corner Bluff street and
Park avenue, Mr.. George C. Smith, princi-
pal.
jefferson school, corner of Pleasant av-
| enue and Sherman street; Mr.. A. S. Baker.
principal
Lincoln school, Collins street, between
Desoto and Bedford streets; Miss Emma
Stanley, principal.
Webster school, corner Laurel avenue
and Mackubin street; Miss L. II. Miller,
| principal.
Van Buren, school, Bates avenve and Con-
way street, Mr.. Charles McGee, princi
pal.
Humbolt school, st. John street and
Livingston avenue;M Miss Laura Hand. prin-
cIpal
Garfield school, corner of George street
and Gof avenue; Mr.. John G. Donnelly,
| principal.
River school, corner of Kentucky and
Fehton streets; Miss Mary Cummings,
princi pal.
Monroe school, corner Western avenue
and Goodhue street Miss Lizzie Wright,
principal.
Jackson school, corner of Ellen and
Mackubin street; Mrs. Kate Deacon, prin-
cipal.
Washington school, corner of Eighth
and Olive streets.
Rice school, corner of Granite and Agate
| streets; Miss Anna V. Wright, principal.
Neill school, corner Laurel and Virginia
avenues; Miss Dora j. Gibson, principal
Adams school, corner View and Juno
| streets; Miss Mary Dougherty, principal.
Harrison school, corner Ross and Earle
| streets; Miss Nellie Yanatta, principal.
The following extracts from the rules of
| the board of education in relation to the
| admission of pupils are given for the in
formation OF parents:
During the first week in each term, and
on each Monday, pupils in all respects
qualified, may enter the schools by apply
ing TO the principal at the school building.
Pupils applying for admission for the first
| time must be accompanied by a parent
~ 1or1J1 -b< eIon
evidence that the child is six years old
aud has been vacinated within five
years.
Pupils shall not be admitted to the pub
lie schools under six years of age, and
pupils not sufficiently advanced to enter
the lowest grades,,will be admitted only
| during the months of September and
April.
No pupil whose parents Or guardian are
not acual residents of the city shall be ad-
mitted into any public school, without a
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 children whose par
ents are residents of the city.
The tuition in the respective schools, for
pupils whose parents or guardians are non
residents shall be as follows:
Primary AID Inter- Grammar High
mediate Schools. Schools. School,
First term S5 90 Sc 00 So 90
Second term. UU 90 6 90
Third term 90 5 90 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 a district school,
shal be admitted to district school out
side of such limits, without written per-
mission from the superintendent.
The boundaries or limits of the differ
ent school districts are as follows, viz:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Pupils are received from ali parts of the
city.
TRAINING SCHOOL.
Pupils of the first, second and third
grades residing in a district bounded By
the Mississippi river, St. Peter street,
Twelfth street, jackson street, Ninth street,
and Minnesota street will attend the Prac-
tice school of the Training school in the
High School building. Pupils of higher
grade than the third residing in this dis
trict will attend the Madison school.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
From Mississippi river along ST. Peter
street to Sixth; along Sixth street to Col
lege avenue extended to Irvine avenues;
along Irvine avenue to Ramsey street;
along Ramsey street to Green; along
Green to Lisbon street; along Lisbon and
Smith streets to Forbes; along Forbes to
McBoal; along McBoal to Wilkin street;
along Wilkin street extended to Mississippi
pi river.
NONROE SCHOOL.
All that portion of the city bounded by
the western boundary OF Jefferson district,
the Mississippi river, the city limits. st.
Clair street and Pleasant avenue. Pupils
of grades above the sixth, residing in this
district, attend the Jefferson school,
MADISON SCHOOL,
Nrom Mississippi river along st. Peter
street, Sixth street and College avenue to
the corner of Rice street and College ave-
nue.; thence to Carroll street, along Carroll