Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-30
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The public schools OF Grand Rapids
will open for the fall term Monday,
September 5. Pupils will report in
the departments to which they have
been promoted. Pupils coming from
other schools will make arrangements
with the superintendent or ward
principal about their grading before
entering.
The eighth grade will be seated in
the high school in the Lincoln build
ing. All eighth grade pupils will
report at the Lincoln building.
East Side Grading.
Pupils in the seventh grade will
report to Miss Boucher in the Howe
building, those in the sixth grade to
Miss Hatz in the Howe building.
Pupils in the fifth grade living south
Of Baker street will report to Miss
Jefferson in the Howe building.
Pupils in the fourth grade living
south Of Baker street will report to
Miss Hamilton in the Howe building
Third grade pupils living south of
Baker street, will report to Miss
Wolske in the Howe building. Second
grade pupils living south Of Baker
street will report to Miss Emmons in
the Howe building. First grade
pupils living south of Baker street,
will report to Miss Larkin in the
Lincoln building. Fourth and fifth
grade pupils living north of Baker
street, will report to Miss Kress in
the Irving First ward) building.
Second and third grade pupils living
north of Baker street, will report to
Miss Perkins in the Irving building.
First grade pupils living north of
Baker street, will report to Miss
Burr in the Irving building,
Two kindergartens will be MAIN
tained on the east side, one in the
Irving building and one in the Lin
coin building. Pupils living south Of
Baker street, will report at the
kindergarten in the Lincoln building
This will be held in the morning.
Pupils living north of Baker street
will report at the kindergarten in the
Irving building in the afternoon. All
pupils between the age of four and
six years are entitled to attend the
kindergartens.
Kindergarten and first grade pupils
who attend the Lincoln building will
enter at the west entrance of the
building.
West Side Grading.
Pupils in the seventh grade will
report to Miss McGrath in the Lowell
(west side high school) building, those
in the sixth grade to Miss Reilly in
the Emerson Sixth ward) building,
those in the fifth grade to Miss Nc
MILAN in the Lowell building. Pupils
in the third grade living north
OF Cranberr street will report to
Miss Baker in the Emerson building.
Pupils in the second grade living
north of Cranberry street will report
to Miss Briere in the Emerson build
ing. Pupils in the fret grade living
north of Cranberry street will report
to Miss Sustins in the Emerson
building. First grade pupils living
south of Cranberry street will report
to Miss McBeath in the Lowell
building. Second grade pupils living
south of Cranberry street will report
to Miss Park in the Lowell building.
Third and fourth grade pupils living
south of Cranberry street will report
to Miss Vasey in the Lowell building.
Fourth grade pupils living north OF
Cranberry street will report to Miss
Wakefield in the Lowell building.
All pupils between four and six
years of age may attend kindergartens
as follows: Those living north OF
Cranberry street at the kindergarten
building near the Emerson building
| in the morning. Those living south
| of Cranberry street at the kinder
garten in the Lowell building in the
afternoon.
! Pupils in the second and fifth grades
who attend at the Lowell building
will enter the building at the rear
entrance, those who attend the
kindergarten at this building will
enter at the left basement entrance.
Text books can be obtained at the
several buildings Monday morning,
September 5. 1t is very important
that school work begin without delay.
That this may be possible parents are
1 earnestly requested to see that pupils
are provided with books and other
necessary material promptly.
| The city superintendent will be in
his office Thursday and Friday,
| September l and 2, from a. m. to II
%. and will be pleased to meet any
who may desire further information
regarding school work at that time.
Office Hours.
j The superintendent will be in his
Office at the Lincoln building from
4:30 to $50 p. M. days when school is
in session and from 9 a. m. to IL M.
on Saturdays. He will not be in his
Office from $50 to 9:30 a. m.
Pupils from other schools who are
; unable to arrange about their grading
on September and 2, will report