The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-06
Board OF Education nesignaEea
boundary Lines OF School Sub.
Districts in the City.
TEACHERS ARE ASSIGNED
And Now All is in Readiness For
the Opening of the schools
Monday Morning.

At meeting OF the Board of
|, Education on Thursday evening in
the secretary's office details necessary
for the opening of the city schools on
Monday. Sept. 8, were arranged. The
district was divided into seven sec
tions, each section as convenient as
practicable to the school building in
Its neighborhood. The seven Sec
tions are Central, Carlisle, Pierpont.
West End, Alta Vista, Monticello
and Pinnickinnick. The lines of the
different schools and the grades in
the several schools are as,follows:
Central School, all grades except
the seventh, for children who live in
the section bounded by Oak street,
beginning on the B. & o. railroad
track; south on Oak street to East
Pike street; west on East Pike to
Elk creek; south up Elk creek to
the bluff and the south end Of Water
street; west to South Fifth street;
north on South Fifth and Fourth
streets to Glen Elk bridge; down Elk
creek so as to include Glen Elk;
east on the Independent district line
to the north end of Oak street on
the B. & o. track. Pupils OF the
seventh grade who live In this Sec
tion west of Third street will 60 to
Pierpont school, those east OF Third
street to Carlisle school. All high
school students will attend school in
Central building at the north end
of Second street. Central building
contains only twelve rooms, i've OF
which are used for high school, leav-
ing only seven rooms for grades. and
making 1t necessary. to send children
of one of the eight grades to other
ward buildings.
Ward Schools.
Garlic School, eight grades, for
children who live in the section.
bounded by Elk creek beginning on
the eastern limits of the district
down the creek to East Pike street
bridge; east on East Pike to Oak
street; north on Oak to the B. & o.
track; east on the B. G o. track to
the district line; south on the east
ern line of the district to Elk creek.
Pierpont School, first seven grades
for pupils living in the corporate
limits of Clarksburg and in SteaIey
addition, went of Central schooI.
Eighth grade pupils of this section
will attend at Central building.
West End, first five grades, for
children in Point Comfort and in tho
vicinity of Atlas Glass Works, west
of the city limits. Sixth and
seventh grade pupils in this section
will attend at Pierpont building on
Sycamore street, eighth grade pupils
at Central building.
; Alta Vista, first six grades, for
children In Broad Oaks and Alta
Vista. Pupils in more advanced
grades will attend at Carlile building.
Monticello, first five grades, for
children who live south OF the cor
porate limits of Clarksburg. east OF
West Fork river and west of
Lowndess hill. Pupils in more ad-
vanced grades will attend at Pier
pont school.
Pinnickinnick, first three grades,
for children north OF the B. & o.
track at Pinnickinnick mines. Those
in more advanced grades will attend
at Garlic building.
All colored pupils will attend at
their school on Water street.
Teachers have been assigned 70
their positions as follows:
Central High School.
Orie McConkey, principal, Mathe-
matics.
Miss Mildred A. Dunn, History.
Miss Mary F. Jones. English.
Miss Rachel Consine. Language.
Frank Outright, Science.
Central School.
Miss Ida NJ Higley. first. grade
Miss Alice Goodwin. second.
Miss Mabel Lee. third.
Miss Florida NJ, Smith. fourth
Miss Blanche Gibson. fifth.
Miss Lucy Robinson, sixth.
Miss Blanche stonestreet eighth.
CarIile schoI.