Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-26
SCHOOL REPORT FOR MONTH
ENDING NOVEMBER 1, ISSUED
BY COUNTY sUPERINTEND-
ENT SEYMOUR.
HEADS THE LIST
Honor Roll in Attendance and Alb
sence of Tardmcss Shows Encou'-
aging Record; 1O2 Visits by school
Boards; Best Months Record for
County.

Showing three schools on the stand
ard list; As in the roll of honor fol
having an attendance of 95 per cent
or more. and 21 on the honor roll for
having no tardiness during the month
and containing also much other valua-
BILE information for those interested
| in the schools County Superintendent
II. c. Seymour has issued his regular
monthly report for the month ending
November 1, 1912, as follows:
Number of schools reporting cor
rectly and on time, 65.
Number of schools not reporting on
time, 4.
Number of pupils remaining at time
of last report, 1853.
Number of pupils registered new
during month, S44.
Number of pupils registered second
ary during month, 81.
Number of pupils readmitted during
month, 105.
Total number of pupils on register
during month, 1884.
Number Of pupils dropped during
month, 10.
Total number of pupils on register
at time of this report 2729
Number of days taught during
month, 10.
Whole number of days attendance,
5O.S76.
Whole number of days absence,
1854.
Whole number of times late, 512,
Number of pupils neither absent
nor tardy, 1928.
Average number of pupils belong
ing, 2770.
Average daily attendance, 2677.
Per cent of attendance, 96.6.
Number of visits by parents, 106.
Number of visits by school boards,
1902.
Roll of Honor.
'"The following schools have been
placed on the roll of honor for the
for having made a percent of
of 95 or more: Zeha,
Dallas, Smithfeld, Red Prairie Lew
isville, Ballston, Monmouth, Airlie,
Bethel Polk Station, Ward Perrydale,
Fairview, Cochran, Rickreall, Oak
Point, Elkins, Independence, Antioch,
Buena Vista, Spring Valley, Harmony,
Upper Salt Creek, Montgomery Lin
coin, North Dallas, Crowley, McTim
monds Valley GOO per cent?, Fir
Grove, Sunny Slope, Concord, Oak
Dale, Lone STAR Mccoy, Guthrie,
Liberty, Falls City, Black Rock, Oak
hurst 600 per cent?, Pioneer, Cherry
Grove, Mountain View. Hopville, High
and, Mistletoe, Valley Junction, |
Fern, Brush College.
The following schools have been
placed on the roll of honor for hav-
ng made no tardies during the month:
Eola, Red Prairie, Orch |
lrds, Ward, Fairview, Butler, Oak |
Point, Brush College, Spring Valley, |
Lincoln, Enterprise, Nc |
Timmonds Valley, Lone Star, Black |
Rock, Pioneer, Cherry Grove, oak |
lurst, Hopville, Highland.
Standard Schools.
"The Fairview school, with G. w. ,
Oykstra as teacher and A. Aebi, Kirk /
'crafford. Peter Nelson, f.. Il. Hilti-
,rand as school board; the Pioneer
choOl, with Miss Carrie Dahm as
eacher and Fred Happe, j. II. Keeler,
J. w. Curtis, o. n. Harrington as
chool board; the West Salem school,
With Miss Ruby Rotzien, Miss Orpha
3ell, Miss Eta White, as teachers and
:. Ruge. George Gosser. George Fraz-
ire, f. L. Wood as school board, have
,ecome Standard Schools, having won
N of the IA points required.
MANY schools are short only a few
,oints and will soon win those.
The report this month shows 102
lists made by members Of school
Ioards This is the best record ever
made any one month. and we hope
hat these visits may continue, as we
re getting the best Of results from
hese visits by members Of the
.oardq