The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
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next Monday, sept ~. +
one teachers viii be engaged in the
work. thirteen in Central, five IN
Iulheran building, fcsir III Garlic
school, Second ward, four IN Alta
Vista, two in Monticello addition,
four in West End, one in Pinnlc-
kinnick. one in fourth ward, IT
room can be secured, one for music,
one for drawing, and Eve for color
ed school Only four rooms IN the
second ward new building ere ready
to be occupied, but the reminder
of fhe building will be completed
within few weeks. The fourth
ward building will be ready to be
occupied sometime during the year
Aso soon as the handler OF the
new buildings is completed, teach
ers now'assigned to temporary quar-
ters Will be transferred into those
buildings. So far as possible az
students viii be assigned to the
grades in charge of teachers with
whom they will remain after that
transfer is made.
The grades and boundaries ar
ranged for the different schools are
as follows:
second and third grades. The
boundary for the school IS the b.
& o. railway on the south Intending
from the eastern limits of the indie
pendent district to the end Of Depot
street on the west, theme north to
tho district line. thnce easterly with
the district line to the B. & o. rail-
road.
Alta Vista school-Eirst. seven
grades for students who live IN
Broad Oaks. Alta Vista and that
part of the district south OF Elk
creek and east of Alta Vista.
Garlic school, Second ward-
First four grades for students IN
fbe first.and second wards Of ClarSs-
burg and in that part Of the dlstrlet
north of Elk creek east of the city
limits.
Monticello school-First five
grades for pupils who live south oil
the city limits west of Alta Vista
and east of West Fork river.
West End school--First seven
grades for pupils west of the city
limits beyond West Fork river and
Elk creek, including Stealey Addl-
ton and Point Comfort.
Fourth Ward sehool-First grade
provided room can be secured, Tor
first grade pupils who live inside
the city limits west OF Chestnut
street.
IbuiIding-An eight grades and high
school students in the independent
district. and all other students who
in grades not provided for in other
schools in the suburbs and other
wards
For all colored children IN the DIS
trict.
| When the schools oren on Mon
ldav, all children who were IN at
tendance last year are expected to
report Mt the same schools and IN
the same rooms that they were as
signed to last year, except those who
were in attendance at West Pike
Istreet building, who may report at
the Ceuntral building. All new
students and those who have moved
from the bounds of their former
schools may report for the present
at the school most convenient to
their residences
The assignment of teachers is as
| follows:
principal: Miss Mildred A. Dunn,
Miss May r. Jones, I. 3. Ash and
Frank Outright, assistants.
| Central school-Miss Ida nj.
| Higlev. LIST grade; Miss Alice Good
win, end grade; Miss Mabel Lee,
| 3rd grade; Miss Allie Ash, 5th
grade Mrs Dora II. Ash, 9th grade ;
Miss Leila NJ. RapP, 18th grade, and
III. w. Duncan, Sth grade.
Mulheran buildfng-Miss Eitie
Brown, End grade; Miss Elizabeth
tStealey, Bird grade Miss May Amman llI
4th grade; Miss Blanche Steel, ON
grade, and C. Guy Musser' otn
grade.
Garlic school. Second ward
Miss Maude Bassel, LIST grade; MISS
| Verna Bartlett, 2nd grade; Miss
Hettie r. Young. 3rd grade; and
Miss katherine Shinn, 9TH grade
Alta Vista Schedules Emma
Kemper, LIST grade; Miss Martha
Tate. snd and 3rd grades; Miss
$3.50 rly,tsraor dflh and 18th GRADES