St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-22
THE SCHOOLS OF ST. PAUL.
To Open For the Fall Term on Monday
September 1st.
Rules as to Admission of Pupils, Boundaries
Of Districts, Etc.

will be occupied. The High school and the
Training school will have but one session, com
mencing at $50 O'Clock, a. IN. and closing at
O'Clock p. m. All of the other schools will have
two sessions commencing at O'Clock a. m.
ADMISSION OF PUPILS.
The following extracts from the rules Of the
board of education for the government of the
schools are given for the information of parents :
Pupils shall not be admitted to the public
schools under six years of age, and pupils not
sufficiently advanced to enter the lowest grade
shall be admitted only during the months Of Sep
TENDER and April.
During the first week in each term, and on
each Monday, pupils in all respects qualified,
may enter the schools by applying to the princi-
pal at the school building. pupil applying for
admission for the first time must be accompan-
led by parent or guardian who shall give salts
factory evidence that the child is six years old,
and has been vaecinated within five years.
No pupil whose parents or guardian are not
actual residents of the city shall be admitted into
any public school, without a receipt from the
secretary of the board of education for the pay
ment 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 parents are
resident in the city.
The tuition in the respective schools, for
pupils whose parents or guardians are non-resi-
dents shall be as follows:
Primary and Inter- Grammar High
mediate Schools. Schools. School.
First Term. So 90 Sc 90 So 90
Second Term 49, 90 800 90
Third Term. 49,. Oe 5 90 6 90
The first term consists of sixteen weeks, the
second and third term of twelve weeks
No pupil residing within the limits prescribed
by the board of a district school shall be admit
ted to district school outside of such limits,
without written permission from the super
intendent
The boundaries or limits of the different school
districts are as follows, viz:
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Pupils are received from all parts of the city.
TRAINING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sissippi river, St. Peter street, Thirteenth street,
Jackson street, Ninth street and Minnesota
street. Pupils above the ''B'' class, third grade
residing in the district west of Minnesota street
attend the Madison school; those residing east
OF Minnesota street attend the Franklin school,
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sissiLpi river st. Peter street, Sixth street, Col
lege avenue, extended to Irvine avenue, Ramsey
street, Green street, Lisbon street, Smith street.
Forbes street, McBoal street and Wilkin street
MONROE SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by the west
ern boundary of the Jefferson district, the Mis-
sissippi river and the short line of the Milwau-
kee railroad. Pupils of grades above the 'sB''
class sixth grade, residing in this district attend
the Jefferson school.
MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The portion of the city bounded by the Missis-
sssippi river, st. Peter street, Sixth street and
College avenue, Rice street, Carroll street Louis
street, Gautier street, Minnehaha street. Rice
street, Pennsylvania avenue, jackson street and
Thirteenth street.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sssippi river, Minnesota street, Ninth street, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis d Manitoba railroad. Pupils
of grades above the sB' class fourth grade re-
siding in this district, attend the Franklin school,
LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sssippi river, st. Paul, Minneapolis &c Manitoba
railroad, Westminster street, northern boundary
of the city, Arcade street, Minnehaha street, and
st. Paul 81 Duluth railroad.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by Ninth
street, st, Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad,
Williams street, Glencoe street Linden Hillsdale
street, Pennsylvania avenue and jackson street.
VAN buren, SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sissippi river, st. Paul and Duluth railroad Min
nehaha street, Mendoza street, Margaret street,
Forest street, High street, and the eastern
boundary of the city.
NELE SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by Rice
street, Carroll street. Arundel street. Irvine ave-
nue. and College avenue. Pupils above the .B''
lass, sixth grade, residing in this district, at
end the Webster school.
WEBSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by Western
avenue, Ramsey street, Arundel street, Carroll
street, western boundary of the city, St. Clair
street and Pleasant avenue.
JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by the Web
ster district on the south and the Madison on
the east. Pupils of grades above the ''B'' class,
fifth grade, residing in this district attend the
Madison school.
RICE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city bounded by Westmin-
ster street. Williams street, Glencoe street, Lin
den street. Hillsdale street, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. jackson street, Minnehaha street, Western
and northern boundaries of the city Pupils
of grades above the ''B' class, sixth grade, re-
siding in this district east of Jackson street. at
tend the Franklin school; those residing west of
jackson street attend the Madison school,
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the city bounded by the Mis-
sissppi river, Dakota avenue, the bluff Con-
cord street, Isabel street, Mississippi river and
the bluff.
GARFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
That portion of the Sixth ward south of the
Humboldt district. Pupils of grades above the
''B class, fourth grade, residing in this strict
attend the Humboldt school.
RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the Sixth ward north and east
of the Humboldt district. Pupils of grades
above the OBJ class, third grade, residing in
this district attend the Humboldt school.
ADAMS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city south of the track of
the Short line of the Milwaukee 6 ST. Paul rail
road. Pupils of the "A'' class, fourth grade,
fifth and sixth grades, residing in this district
will attend the Monroe school; those of the
seventh and eighth grades will attend the Jeffer-
son school.
sIBLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
That portion of the city east of the Lincoln and
Van Buren, districts. Pupils above the 'B''
class, fourth grade residing in this district, viii
attend The Van Buren school.
APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION
to the High school and the Training school should
be made to the superintendent of schools. His
Office is in the High school building. corner of
Tenth and Minnesota streets, entrance on Tenth
street. His Office hours are from $3.50 to 100
O'Clock p. m. daily.
Prof. Lambert's Lecture.
In listening to the very interesting of Prof
Etienne Lambert at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms one
could not help thinking of Columbus and the egg,
and, thinking of it, why some one, or many
hadn't discovered the same thing before the sim