The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
SCHOOL MELANGE.


NJlOMM MIIANliE.
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1,bc rcnort az RitchIe schools for the
,a.,.
mohsh OK peeenipei ~
that are worthy OF thousht. Inc efIVli-
ment was as follows. Main building, 25S
| NV. ona os7S yIrIs, total b15: annex
puiialng, wi poys anu ~ sitts' sota'
372; making a grand total In both schools
of ss7. This IA the enrolment for De-
m :, oo,ohor n,,. eie ar
eeihDt' "h'ie ~" "
u more. Quite a numpe OF new pupils
were enrolled during the month and still
,bo o,ro,,ne,t v.aa not 40 great as the
~. ,,r.,, 4. All,
seeohu month OF she 'fat. wy
the case?
A careful consideration OF the matter
has led to the belief, that Il is because Of
the decision that the compulsory school
law does not apply to the city OF Wheel
ing. THE moral effect of the law was 10
cause very many pupils to start to school
that would not have done SO, while the
eject OF the decision that Il does not ap-
| Div 10 Wheeling. has caused at least nf-
~ pupils 10 drop out of Richie school
who would otherwise have continued on,
had there been no such decision; no
doubt the same will apply TO the other
schools OF Wheeling. Now does the law
apply TO Wheeling? It surely does II
Wheeling is a part Of West Virginia.
why not have the law enforced.
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Vacation IS over and the boys and girls
| are back in their places In the school
room, while the teachers with new vigor
| are al their posts, and are doing the best
work OF their lives. Now II parents will
~co-operate with the teachers for a good
wears work. the schools OF Wheeling will
make the best record of any one year OF
their existence. There Is a grave mis-
understanding in the minds OF some
parents in regard TO the success for a
school. They think and act as though
ali that "a necessary Is to have a good
though thew. the parents. had nothing 10
do with The success or failure Of the
school: when the fact is they have much
to do every way. The best teacher In
the world will fail IL the influence OF the
narents Is against him. While no one
can succeed fully unless the parents take
an active interest In the welware OF their
children at school. II REQUIRES the
teacher her arent and the child to work
In harmony TO make the pcrfect school.
LET us have this and our schools must
srceeed
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schonl hoard for the government OF orr
Shoots want into oneration. some of
tham ara nm I'm nrovemen over the old
.heMah .ta ohang.; IN Iha r,1es al n wboIs
t. go, sii,bt hut tho ora recurring me
to,,bore +3 no In tboIr rooms at twenty
n,Ia,tas ho,or. 9 o.cInct, IN. tha morninT
10 such an ~Jnnovaiion 4bat soma nave
raiiad T., rs,i;ga that II means iust what
tha mis-. cav In main FnrIish. some
teachers viii nave more sympathy 11an
ror.nnato ero,ch ~ come into school
tU.t ! esH. ,,In,;,as 400 ,ats s"
u.s. =. -
rha pttoh,a o., school. 10 now
,,iI "a owsrGow;ng and tha nnn;Js are
dIu,5as Grta fo,r oio ssas r,r tbs p,rnose
W i, ue w. orsr.;ses socd, class In MN
" ,.rser.,ars, Thts oiras S,,r
s.,tns - -, nmn;I ~ n,ano 20 ,ha nar
"eeAs ~. 49,, pt - a,.bar an es.a pr
aoi,nlna' nv 80 arsn ,si,o. 20 49,
ueciaiilasion. tHe So. o e! y. ..nsse
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men, mo" NV appsa ptop
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t!us.i! ~ a. nr,niis paos
ne'y, !.e. III ast .hnt e.npna tanls
IN tileM VIII d Eest .aa1 sa,i,o. na'i ~
teli on .ieit tutute H'eS oo'n ~ anu W.
"a nv soiIH n,- :, o5,o,u,n 10.
Inc itgtais pat 80 eaueuTi naS
peen ahu IS now .oo i.usn hesies.eu.
FarehIs serS otseh .m.irN tla ~ 10 hos
Iecess1sS ~ ase Jpn ~ eMsass "a
,heae rlIu"s ut.eI'oo.i SNsts anu
lenee mel e ei,en ;. ~ t a,"d ~ w sons
a"as run ssIioo., ns ~ ensass
IN mem, J.. Is mercy as :. .asN anu ~ nous
an eHetGtse ~ ~ saert soou; anu 'He :
sui is tney 40 '4e''i nv soou.
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met a. .ie iiisn 8 ny. nuut,s 49,.
gay atteiiloSn O. . . EioSn; nuu vas Snl
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.ery ~ ..rSt1d Sud- Sba maSo tse
great and important point that that
to- ,eri Is the most successful who knows
tho chi,d the bcst, Miss Elsie Gundling
snna .aTbe Sn,, laws" In a n,annar that
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