The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-15
A LOOK AT THE SCHOOLS.
zHE R00MY BUILDINGS THAT BROOK
LYN Las PROVIDED.
Might sehseis In New Ysrk-Tho Sort ef
People thst Attend Tnen-Msture Fupiis
VIVA r. Taught In the Might schssis.

all -h~k6n. a.. oco-k o.,, fouxL L., l,,z a. .z~
nstbv vitb earnins ~ 20 a shrovd cony,ction
th.t . oonmnni,n IA. a. nrnat N nrovid,na
snsoions nmsrtnrs To- Lno.isaa. .vop ,honeh
Hba lido NALL mat ha n,,cordad vacant and
10 lat 40 70 Tho utmost limits Of IN.
sor Wao. ond ~ v,r and a ranor town
- ~ mos, anu u you Az q pap 0,mo.t
certain to and a brick school building. bic
snnrrh e. h,..s ~. ,.hn,a nonuIat;on
It Is a lighthouse to immigrants tossed upon
the wide prairics and seeking a port. Disguise
It as W. may under all sorts Of superficial pre-
families: and tn. Community It that is supposed sssi
to offer the best facilities for the equipment Of
youngstsrs Is believed to DO the community
We see thl. Illustrated right here in the
any direction, and the buildings with the most
smnoal,. faosdoa In nj, tb. ANAL VILLAGES will
generally b. found to be- tn. public school
houses. But these houses were built less with
within their enclosures than to their ouadra-
ture vita the circumference Of the towns.
tween bricks and population. 80 many new
pU o,% s hrinIs u Th 'ae wbo opse eita u, p,n,n o. SO
~ %. : o.a 0,loks. .ne ~nT,s Guy o. fialnneiu,
~ M:' .rosn Is ~ co eOu na,sn,, ssl,ed "a q cit, sityu .ds.
NJ .on" .,in a,osn. ~ ~" ..,s so.
oa. come suh CLOSER 70 LILO eeh.re Oh our
meat city. Il covers maenlncent distances to
ths northvard and sast ward md southvari,
to day. But tho mosquitoes noso lit Of Bro Brooklyn arg arg
the mosauitoss Of New York, and the more
Tpssl ow Y has few natural sdvaltagss eyer
W yHg ss su f MaSisrttPf9ii% ssnt dms ps spd p er gdiVsiy tn
see and feel these truths, and so for years
the nsp su'f r. 3bs a Of t nls.s P ps III ,h sshG Sb;i sS9"in-
The people Of Brooklyn have wasted
not IN the Easements. Their school
end mossa have s sbs sipy ipfsrinra' 81 81 9 %snx sp Ss@
York urchins, would seem almost as expansive
isv E + Sr sso N Geld yo L. q Seord ~ sS With tho by.
oils In the three lower grades Of primary
Schools and departments must Content them,
s se SSs,C w isst 9 g. SQUARE sir sSad feet GI h fSs tb surface Si, and
grades they may have 6 SQUARE feet Of floor
s. E55s snSis ?; 81: Sra masa se ss6o sna I Z f n. tou ie Sts And
1fr n 2 sn 9 square qSs, n,d feet and and 100 100 cubic FIT ls,t
Say the people q Brooklyn. Each primary
s spaSsl m pupllb have an s 5ot Isss tb Tlth - sa rsGsrdI e to
81 Moor space and 200 cubic feet Of air
SS Il Surface feet and 395s cubic tn aS
and the minimum above that grade is surface
g RIsS g san have aosm mS SsioH Thai iPi g s sfs5s md no
thst e ~ sis'i more IL fSa g5a 20 niitfS eiass s nom fbs sD SSn.
tllatinE ar~ranGemSnts mus be such that the
s siT G ,|m the re escS T gn,5 be G n rs Rr frST three .sso tG
buildings, again, no seat is allowed to face to-.
VERA SsssI,I s5 4. Tii 4 sSs s:I ara a. sSy sss PUN; 80 50 { jssS Ss
~ this means n It the her peo ofi V expe ePe to raise rns n np a
0eneration Of very sGarp-sIghted men.
t% ends4s .s ssf; ol htaot, spri spI,d exclusively lively from
s s{as t =, RI is F : strG R9ss att tao Na% yo on The dE;, ether
And no wonder. Tho children on this side Of
1 SSs 1 5Ssg s may v mot b be 81 slsssg sp p5e} + ss q S !
abroad, would cover a great deal OF BrNokiyn
real estate. First, we have, nearly 1900 pupils
only $1,000. Then we have about 1000 ypupiis
IN our corporate schools. 1t is not p%ro1babie
$3.50 s5Sss P n qeRs "a Sar Sss sr sssG;o b, x Ss bs * 1 WsSIS
n b Till a9s. to tSshsands i, and d@r thsFs s are : great snd
about 5000 in the New YORK College and Nor.
%% s' NOT pr pSF ehG as iaf Se pq poIfsy sss papi afm aes
moro directly than the policy Of New York to
Il may b Unjust n}T to snspect Brnok}yn OF any, eTy.
ssdaMss' a IesdS a disnositiion 'tt To car rue Id 1pf tSe os sa KdfWlv
Protection Of her youth in her efiorts at pro.
SSi GM spacious a g nro,S school hoo aec2ModatiS W,sh But
t uUW b q \ scHnol mo- nonniatinn' She h mn nea ae1s
ss many School bufidfnes az New SYTkH and
drawn rom the Nav YorF nar Z upITf II u s sai5
that theV have We mara MS room than The nen = Ia ~
Nav WIZ hit tbay Sova nns,ddaranI NJ iasa
than half 40 mncb u,onav and thera i u SIe iotes
OF room in New York for ali the school build.
rat ia ~ In thys p snsnicion that tha mRbo ns scbo %
Equipment Of Brooklyn is largely due to a de.
liz 70 saaSsto as many new i2FH Gaiidren
mnviin1 vana ~'io'' 'ne nA'eim
Ant iet that nass Tho schoo, bni,dinos pra
1oo s nK%as n MN% aM Ydr,L ana as w they s mel ,a as
fSs continest Afftwsr AT n is vi tSe e. srbnnims a lter
srb 0 maSas ~. snhnn, nn,d n = 10 tnU ~ ;ntnront
M Tm n stndv the interior su ~ 80 hm;idinaa
during tn, sessions tbs to examine thair
mSnts Thav are HE r 81 hna6ivas fhsssa
oreat ni,es ~ Srick and ynoriar Wi,an III. hhusv
SttiS hnaS = a,in, IN IN ND antI III ~ t we
AobE SEASON. " s.uny; Nouyo. .