New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
BACK TO SCHOOL THEY GO.
pLAYr1ME OVER FOR CITY CHILDREN.
THEY WILL, BEGIN TO PICK FROM THE TREE OF
KNOWLEDGE AGAIN TO-M0RRoW-MANi
ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE BUILDINGS.

IN THE BUILDINGS.
Vacation is over. The 10000 children OF the
grammar and primary schools or this CITY VINO nave
been at play June % will reenter their scho
tomorrow most of them in higher grades ana ,he
$40 teachers on whom devolves the task or eou-
eating the coming man will resume their DUTIES
q p 7 SNYDER Superintendent OF School l1uiinihgs'
has been busy man during this paytime. All .''e
school buildings repaired and renovated u''ue'
his direction additions have been mace 10 ''e
number Of school buildings. and all repairs ne .r
.arv for the comfort and safety of the school chill
dren have been made.
Superintendent John Jasper estimates the ino'eas
IN the school attendance at about 5000. and ample
accommodations have been made FOR that hui',ue'
A new grammar school has been pui'' J." W."
Forty-sixth-st.. between Sixth and seventh Az
70 replace the old Forty -frs-st school. lhis puu
ing with Its thirty-six cassrooms. Will be oecue
Improvement over the nineteen-room schooi wnio,
was known as "Old g." The Thirteenth "aro
school in Forty -frst-st will be given over 10 'iie
colored children who up till now nave hau ioi men
selves the school in Forty-second-st New schoo''
will also be opened In One OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Afth-st near Ffth-ave.. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ond-st between Second and Third AYES
rhs contaminated additions for the first SIX
months of the school year in the Twelfth seven
teenth, Twenty-second and Nineteenth "arus ooi
sist OF 1l3 classrooms. and contracts are u''u
way for PA rooms. which Will give AT 'ie e
OF the school year 1870 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
pupils more than the schools would hold wheh va
cation began. 1880
From a table prepared by superintendent Jasper
It is shown that there has been continuous ue-
crease Of the attendance in the second, fou non
finuous increase In the Sixth, seventh t,ieVSi.'
twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth. seventeenth; ma
faenth Iwenty-third and Twenty fourth wards anu
additions and Improvements in the schooI
have been eb made S him IN ker Re new budns at
firs-st and Avenue A. with fory-hHe c,ah har he
new schoohouse at Fox and simpson sts - p No GS
for January 1895: the new grammar scnoo w u,Tii
at Kngsprdge. with twenty-o one ihe building at
One hund red and forteth-st. ana Evsev ,nadv nm
with forty-eight classrooms, VIII not De c.uy -
iii another vacation has come ana gone, @ Use
Schnoi No q and Primary School No: Y nave aiso
Outgrown their present habitatons, pu. ~ ~ ope
ia re- in 1895 before the buildings for the Si w bn
in One-hundred- and seventeehth-st anu o. ~
ias-ave are completed. ~, -, o,oraa To-
In four of the schools which VIII De 9peIeoTu W,
morrow nothing more than reporting ana en .
be done because me en- rnaI work for about
q week. This delay is due 10 no 'den, hut 70
calculation the part OF the eeis IN oues.
twenty-ons days strke o" shall be in perfect
Thinning order In a week and the workmeh VIII u!
that time be out OF the schools -. .,xo,rrert
nnt an idea NAV be gained from Superhtennuen'
Jasner's last report, which shows the scnooa e on
yoiment 10 have been POI, SiS and the aVelase $500
grammar schools there was an attendanG &c s fair
Ser cent on the average enrolment, anu anu, ,,n 40
70 calculate on attendance of al .eaSt ~ the
",The opening OF school. the beghnins r oi ,han
school year" said a merchant. means h4 ., raans
,nereIv The childrens going back TO schooi ~ re
unite little new business for the merchha,,,sd Foot
Wear. to say nothing of the candy ana ehe""e