The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-01
SuperintendentAIar Brad
ford Gives Out the District
Boundaries for Schools
EVEN DIVISION OF WORK
Lines For the Different Schools Are
Practically the Same AS For Last
Year and They Will Be Strictly En-
forced.

In order to facilitate the placing the
school children in the various buildings
with the opening of the new school
year a. week from next Tuesday, Mrs.
Mary D. Bradford, Superintendent of
the city schools has given out the list
of boundaries for the various schools.
These boundary lines must be strictly
observed by all the people of the city
and the children must attend the
schools within the boundaries OF their
homes. The boundaries have been ar
ranged after a great deal of careful
thought and with a view of making the
lines the best possible to insure the
attendance of the children at school.
The list of the boundary lines follows:
The Columbus, Durkee, Balm and
Weiskopf have all the grades through
the eighth. The highest grade at the
Central is the fifth, at the Deming and
Frank the fourth, and the Gillett the
third.
General Boundary Lines.
The North Western Railroad Tracks,
the boundary line between the Weis
kopf and Balm for all grades. Also be-
tween the Durkee and Deming, and be-
tween the Durkee and Columbus.
Dening District.
Beginning at the North western Rail
road Tracks on the East, West on
Prairie Avenue to nowland Avenue,
South on Rowland Avenue to Elizabeth
Street and East on Elizabeth Street
to Lyman Avenue, South on Lyman
Avenue to the City Limits.
Columbus District.
(A) For grades primary, list, End,
3rd and 4th.
Northern Boundary, Prairie Avenue,
Eastern Boundary, Rowland Avenue
to Elizabeth Street, East on Elizabeth
Street to Lyman Avenue and South on
Lyman Avenue to the City Limits.
Southern Boundary, City Limits and
also strip of land one mile in length,
North and South, and one-half mile
in width, East and West, South of Sell
leck Avenue and West of Rowland
Avenue, in the Town of Pleasant
Prairie.
Western Boundary, City Limits.
(B) District for grades 5, 6, and s.
Northern Boundary, Prairie Avenue
from the Railroad Tracks to the City
Limits.
Western Boundary, City Limits.
Southern Boundary, City Limits and
a. strip of land one mile in length,
North and South, and one-half mile
in width, East and West, South of Sci
leek Avenue and West of Rowland
Avenue, in the Town of Pleasant
Prairie.
Eastern Boundary, Railroad Tracks.
Pupils above the 4th grade living
on Fremont Avenue between Prairie
Avenue and Strong Street, may attend
the DurlSee School.
Balm School.
GAY District for primary, LIST, End,
3rd and 4th grades.
Northern Boundary, City Limits.
Western Boundary, City Limits.
Eastern Boundary, Railroad Tracks.
Southern Boundary, Spur of the
Northwestern Railroad Tracks.
(B1 District for 5th, 9Th, 18th and
Sth grades.
Northern Boundary, City Limits.
Western Boundary, City Limits.
Eastern Boundary, Railroad Tracks.
Southern Boundary, Prairie Avenue.
EupllS living on fremont avenue be
tween Prairie Avenue and South Street,
may attend the Central School.
Central School.
Northern Boundary, Grand Avenue.
Southern Boundary: Prairie Avenue.
Eastern Boundary, Lake Michigan.
Western Boundary, Railroad Tracks.
Pupils living on Fremont Avenue be-
tween Prairie Avenue and South Street,
may attend the Central School.
Durkee School.
Northern Boundary, Prairie Avenue
Southern Boundary, City Limits.
Eastern Boundary, Lake Michigan.
Western Boundary, Northwestern
Railroad.
Punpils above the 4th grade living
on Fremont Avenue between Prairie
Avenue and Strong Street, may attend
the Durkee School
Frank School. %
Eastern Boundary, Railroad Tracks.
Southern Boundary, Prairie Avenue.
Western Boundary, Spur Of the North
western Railroad.
Northern Boundary, Spur of the