The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-28
(, HMLSBORO. O.-THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1890.


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the contrary, our public schools will all
open again at s45 next Monday morn
ing, September lst. All the pupils
should hunt up their reports and bring
them to their teachers on that morning,
as these are their cards OF admission to
their new rooms.
All the High School will be at the
Main street building heretofore known
as the Institute or Conservatory. The
pupils promoted from A Grammar, and
those in Mr.. Truesdale's room who failed
Of promotion, will be with Mr.. Hodges
in the southeast room on the first floor.
Mr.. Smith and the older pupils will
have the large room north OF the hall on
the same floor. The boys cloak room
will be on the north side, the girls on
the south, between the large room and
the recitation rooms. Miss McSurely's
classes, as far as practicable, will recite
in the recitation room in the north. east
corner on the first floor.
All the Grammar schools (including
Miss Taylor's mixed srade) and both
the A Primaries will be at the Walnut
street building as heretofore Those
pupils, be'o,v the A Primary, who reside
west of the center of High street should
come to the same walnut street, build.
ing; while those residing east OF the
above division line should 90 to the
Main street building, where the High
School is to be.
Miss Hodson, Mrs. Marks, and Miss
Elliott will occupy their former rooms,
Miss Elliott, however, having the g
Grammar. Miss Taylor will have Miss
Oldaker's old ROOM Miss Gamble Cd
Grammar), Miss Morrow's; Miss Old.
aker West A Primary, Mrs. Williams
Miss Duvall EAST A Primary, Mrs.
Parker's; Mrs. Williams (B Primary,
Mics Woodrow's; Miss Doggett (C Pri.
mary), Miss Walkers; and Miss Walker
I'd Primary, Miss Duval's.
In the Main street building, Miss
Chance Cd Primary will occupy tie
room in the south west corner down
stairs Miss Woodrow &C Primary, the
room above this on the second floor
and Mrs. Parker B Primary, the south
east room on the second floor.
For the present, at least, the superin.
tendent's Office will continue at the Wal.
nut street building, second floor.
On Friday OF this week I should like
to see at the office all those pupils OF
any grade who are not in every respect
arranged for the coming years work, or
have examinations yet to pass, or live
outside the district, or have not been
assigned places in our public schools, or
shall need to see me in regard to any
such matters. All new pupils should
come and thus save time for us all. Let
all such, whether from our own schools
or elsewhere, bring their reports, grade
cards, etc., with them. 1t would be
well too for pupils not heretofore in our
schools to bring with them the books
they have been using. AU nev pupils
should always go first to the superinten-
dent to be assigned places.
If any boys or girls should be uncer.
tain to what building they are to 90,
they can decide the matter by looking
at their reports. They will see at the
bottom to what grade they were trans
ferred (or at the top what grade they
were left in, if they "iailed"), and then
they have only to think whether they
are in the High School Main street,,
A Primary or Grammar schools walnut
, street), or, If beloD Il Primary, whether
their home is east or west OF the middle
, of High street. If east, Main street il
west, Walnut is their place.
Let us come at once and all the time
, and have good year.
, A general meeting OF the teachers is
also desired for Saturday, August 30th
at o'clock p. m. SAMUEL MAJOR,
Superintendent Public Schools.
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