The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-08
SNYDER
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Second Monthly Report Of the Snyder
Schools offered 10 the Patrons
and Public In General.

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The second month of the Public
Schools in Snyder has just closed
and the following information is Of
fered to the public in the hope that
It will be not only interesting but
beneficial to our school interests
There were enrolled pupils as fol-
lows:
High School
Boys 46, Girls 70, Total 119.
Grades from LIST to 7th, inclusive,
Central building
Boys III. Girls 1870, Total Eat.
Colonial Hill School, grades l to 6,
! inclusive
Boys 80. Girls 80, Total So
North Ward School, Grades to 6,
inclusive
Boys 40, Girls 30, Total TO-
Total Enrolment, all pupils in all
grades
Boys 233, Girls 272. Total sos
This shows n gain OF 81 pupils ov-
er the first month which is as good
as could be expected. No doubt the
enrolment next month will show de-
cided gains
The per cent of attendance Is as
follows:
High School
Boys rs per cent. Girls 90 per
cent, general average S5 per cent.
Grades Central Building, to 6. in
elusive
Boys 80 pc" cent, Girls 80 per cent,
general average 90 per cent.
Colonial Hill School grades to 6.
inclusive
Boys ~ per cent, Girls "a per cent
general average 93 per cent.
North Ward School, Grades to G.
inclusive
Boys SO per cent Girls 90 per cent
general average SS per cent
The per cent Of attendance is good
except in few instances. Most pupils
ATTEND regularly and are doing good
work, but there are few who come
so little that they are not able TO
do the work, hence their reports will
be unsatisfactory. ! trust that all
patrons viii feel the Importance of
having all pupils attend regularly in
order that the very best work may
be done. You could no expect your
children TO do the work as well in
haphazard way as those pupils who
are regular in attendance and pune
tual In their habits ] am glad TO say
that there were fewer absences than
usual and we hope to make them
much rarer the next month than this
one.
Give as your cooperation dear
parents and we will get better re-
suits for YOU You owe It to your
child TO give 20 am equal advantage
with the child who has the best adj
vantage I'm the school
Barring the show day the first OF
the month our tardies have been re-
duced and of this we are Justly
proud Most Of tho tardies are caus-
ed by pupils who live out of town
and are unavoidable. But there are
some who live in town and who get
here Just n few minutes late. ! trust
that our patrons will see TO Il that
their children leave home i'm time TO
reach the school building between
$40 aud $500 o'clock. We do not
want them before $50 and we are .
very DESTROYS OF having them before
$500 Some rooms In the buildings 4
have not had tardies for a whole
week and some are trying this
month to get along without tardv
for the entire month. Much as we
desire to reduce the tardies. VIC do
not want any pupil 20 remain out OF
school a day or half day because ne
will be tardy Il is much greater
loss TO the pupil to be absent than
tardy
The spirit OF the pupils Is fine
They are engaged upon their work
with determination 10 conquer. Our
pupils are proud OF their school and
are working hard to hold up the high
standard OF the home school.
Teachers have been regular In the
discharge OF their duties. AN teach
ers are showing by their work thatl