Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.


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Superintendent Wolfe of the public schools
has prepared a list OF boundaries for the
different schools and pupils will be CON-
PEELED to observe the same. Mr.. Wolfe says
that owing to the crowded condition Of GER
tain school buildings there may be some in
convenience to pupils at the opening OF
school on Monday. This. however, is not
expected to last any length Of time, as 1t is
thought that everything will be running
smoothly after the first day or two The
Board Of Education has rented several rooms
In order to provide for the increase in the
number OF pupils, but more rooms are still
needed. An effort is now being made by
superintendent Wolfe and the members OF
the board to accommodate all the children
and 1t Is believed that school patrons will
appreciate these efforts even though the re-
suits are not entirely satisfactory to every
individual. In all cities some people live
farther from school buildings than others
and in all cities some children are unable
to attend the nearest school. Upon the COM
pletion Of the school house to be erected at
Twentieth and o streets 1t is hoped that a
more convenient arrangement Of district
lines may be made. Until that time pupils
will attend school as indicated by the fol-
lowing district lines. which, unless otherwise
described, will follow the middle of the
street:
Lincoln School-All grades except seventh
B and eighth B, north by city line: east.
Syndicate park to Twentieth and G streets,
thence south on Twentieth to H., west on
H to Twenty-irst, south on Twenty-frst to
/. west on I to Twenty-fourth, south on
Twenty-fourth to ], west on j to Twenty
seventh, south on Twenty-seventh to X,
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along tracks to boundary of city.
Hawthorne School-All grades; from cor
ner Of Twenty-second and I to Twentieth
and G; Lincoln district line as above, thence
east along the park and the northern line OF
the city to the river, south along the river
to P street. west on P to Twenty-second,
thence north on Twenty-second to point OF
beginning. All first grade children in this
district who live south OF Missouri avenue
and east Of Sixteenth street, or south OF M
and east of Seventeenth, will attend the
Mission school near Sixteenth and M.
Central or High school, including annex
and rented rooms, all grades; Lincoln line
ON north, Hawthorne line on east, from
Twenty-second and p, west on p to
Twenty-third, south on Twenty-third to @,
west on @ to Union Pacific tracks, north
on tracks to X. In this district all first
grade pupils north Of o will attend the
annex school on Twenty sixth between NJ
and n. First grade pupils south of o will
attend the new school just south OF @ on
Twenty fourth. All second grade children
west of Twenty-fifth, between NJ and N,
lin the Dellone hotel). Second grade pu-
pills east of Twenty fifth will report at the
High school building.
Brown Park school, all grades; north on
Hawthorne line, east on river, west on
Union Pacific tracks. south on Armour,
between Railroad avenue and Eighteenth,
north on Eighteenth to X, and east to
river. All first grade pupils in the Brown
Park district who live west of Twenty
second and north of S, west of a line half
way between Twenty third and Twenty
fourth and north of Wyman avenue, will
attend the new school near Twenty fourth
and Q.
Albright, first five grades; north on
Brown Park. east on river. south on city
limits, west on Twenty-second to Union
Pacific tracks, thence south to Armour.
Highland, first six grades; east on AL
bright line, west from Union Pacific tracks
on Milroy avenue to Twenty-eighth, south
on Twenty-eighth to Armour, west On
Armour to Thirtieth, south on Thirtieth to
Washington, west on Washington to Thir-
ty-second, south on Thirty-second to Adams,
west on Adams to Thirty fourth, south on
Thirty fourth to Jefferson, west on Jeffer-
son to Thirty-sixth. south on Thirty-sixth
to city limits.
West Side school. all grades; north on p
street. east on Union Pacific tracks, south
on Highland line, west on Thirty seventh
from p to Wyman. and Thirty-sixth from
Wyman to Jefferson.
Lowell, first five grades; north by the
city limits. east on Union Pacific tracks, p
street on south between Union Pacific
tracks and Thirty eighth, thence north on
Thirty-eighth to N, and west on N to city
limits.
Corrigan school, first and second grades;
south OF Lowell line and west OF Highland
and West Side.
Children whose grade Is not represented
In their home district may attend the near
est school which contains their grade.
Teachers have no power to change district
lines or to allow exceptions In favor OF any
pupil.