Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-28
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Their Boundaries and Directions
for the Pupils.

The public schools OF this city Will,
after very long vacation about which
there have been many complaints, re- |
open on Monday next, and in order that
parents may know where to send their
children the following circular from the
Office Of the Superintendent of Schools
il given.
The following is an official statement
of the public school districts and their
boundaries.
Parents should be particular to send
children to the schools designated by the
plan below.
1t is hoped that all the patrons of the
schools will preserve copy of this an
nouncement, and fully observe all its
provisions.
In case of doubt, the districts may be
traced out On the map Of the city. The
middle of the street is always considered
the dividing line, when the name of the
street is mentioned. In districts having
buildings of four rooms or less, pupils of
oil grades cannot we'll be accommodated.
The older and larger pupils take the
room needed for the far more numerous
little ones. 1t is therefore much better
pupils should attend the larger schools.
As the larger buildings are centrally
located, it is thought that no great hard
ship can be caused.
As a means of designation, the districts
Of the city hsve been numbered, begin
ming at the east side of the river next
the strip between the river and Alameda
street, and last the territory west of Ala
media street.
The following describes the various
districts
DISTRICT No. 1-All that part of the city cast
of the river and west Of the Arroyo Seco.
The school of this district is located on the
corner of Arroyo avenue and Cypress street.
This building accommodates pupils OF the
HTss three years cf school. Pupils of the fourth
and fifth years will go to the Chestnut-street
school: of all higher grades to the Helimsn-
DIsrRIcr No. 2-East of the Arroyo seco be-
Hawkins to Sichel, to Downey avenue, and from
this point to the city limits.
Pupils of all grades. ia this district will go to
Hellmsn. Lecouvreur and HofP streets.
DISTRICT No. 3-Is bounded by the river, the
Arroyo seco, Lecouvreur and Hellman streets,
Hawkins and Chavez streets
The Chestnut-street School is near Hoff street.
Pupils in this district higher than the fifth
year, win go 10 the Hellman-street School, in
DIsrRIcr No 4-Begins at the Mission street
railroad bridge. thence northery along the
Downey avenue, the city line to Wabash
avenue, thence to point of starting
The Griffin avenue School is between Mozart
Pupils in this district higher than the fourth
year viii 60 to the Hellman'street School. Dis
DIsrRIcr No. Sis bounded on the west by
the river and further by East First street, State
street. Wabash avenue. thence to Mission-street
railroad bridge.
The Macy street School is at the corner of
Macy and Bridge streets.
Pupils higher than tt fifth year will 60 to
Breed-street School, District No. 6.
DIsTRIcT No. els bounded by the river,
East First street. State street, Wabash avenue
the Breed-street School is located at the cor
ner of New York avenue; includes all grades.
DISTRICT No. Sis bounded by San Fernando
street. the river. Macy street, Also road, Aliso
The Railr0ad-street Schools near Main street.
Pupils of this district, hithe than the fifth
grade, will 60 to the Amelia-street School, Dis
trtct No g. or to the Sandstreet School, District
No. 16.
DISTRICT No. s-Is bounded by Also street,
Also road. Macy street, the river, Banning
The Amelia-street School is between Lazard
and Weill streets; includes all grades but the
eighth, which will go to the sand-street School,
DISTRICT No els bounded by Banning
street, the river. line from the river due west
the L. A. & l. &. r. to Banning street.
Tie Gareystieet School is near First
street.
Ameliastreet School in Dist let No. g. the
eighth grade to the sand-street School in Dis
DIsrRIcr No. 1o-Is bounded by line from
the junction of Sixth and San Pedro st eets
due east to the river. the river. the cit, line
and on the west by San Pedro street from Filth
to "ejar, by Veiar to Wolfskill and thence to
the city line.
Seventh street School is at the corner of East
Seventh aud Lemon streets.
The seventh and eighth grades will go to
4pringst School in district 49,
Pupils OF the first, second and third grades
living In the southern part of this district will
attend the chapel on Grant street, near Santa
Fe avenue.
DIsTRIcr No. 12-Is north of Bellevue avenue
The Aurora-street school is in the Scott tract
near Efie street.
Pupils of this district, higher than the third
grade will go to the Temple-street School, Dis
DISTRICT No. l3-Lies west Of the river and
the Southern Pacific railroad, and north OF
harchessault street and Bellevue avenue.
The CASTELAR, street School ts at the corner oi
College stree.
Pupils above the ffth grade in this district
Will 60 TO the Sand-street School, in District No.
DISTRICT No. 14-Ties north of Diamond
street and west OF Beaudry avenue.
The The Temple-street School is near. .Edgeware
The seventh and eighth grade pupils will 70
to the Sand-street School in District No. 16.
OlSThICT no. lO-beglnnlng Win BeauQry
ave. ue at Fort street, along beaudry avenue,
Bellevue avenue, Upper M ain, Marchessault,
Alameda to First. thence to San Pedro and
Third, along Third, Main, second, Pearl and
First to Beaudry
The Ssnd-street School is near hilsdelphis
street; includes all grades.
DISTRICT No Ills bounded by the western
city line. Diamond, First, Pearl, Second.
Flower, Sixth and Ward to the city line.
The Pearl-strr ct Sc Ool ia near Fourth sire et
Pupils OF grades higher than the fourth in
this district will go to the Eighthstreet School.
DISTRICT No 1s-Is bounded by Second
uerOa, Sixth and Flower.
The Normal Primary School is in the State
Normal School building, corner Fifth and
Grand ave ue.
Pupils higher than the fourth grade, residing
nor'h of Third street, will 60 to the sand-street
School; south of Third street to the Eighth
street School.
DISTRICT No. 19-Begins at Olive street on
Second, thence along second, Main, Third, San
Pedro Twelfth, Man, Tenth, fort, Seventh
ana Olive to Second street.
The spring street School is near Sixth street:
includes all grades
DIsTsIcr No 2O-starts at William and
Seventh street, along Seventh, Fort, Tenth,
Main. Twelfth. Pearl, Pico, Nevada, to point of
beginning.
The Eighth-street School, corner OF Grand
avenue. includes all grades.
William street. to Nevada, to Pico and the city
The Ten,h-street school is near Vernon
avenue.
Pupils Of this district higher than the fourth
grade will go to Eighth-street School in District
No 20.
DIsrRIcr No 22-Is bounded by Pico, Fig
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