Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-29

principal; Eta nj. Ackerson, grade q:
Clara NJ. Mcintyre, grade Z; NJ. Carey
BarroWs. grade s; Addie G.. Hanks,
grade 8; Florence Nj. Tolman, grade
4; Tilla II. Lawrence, grade 4; Flor
ence ii. Shirley, grade 3; Helen A..
Thomas grade 2: Annie Il. Hanks
grade !; II. Frances Haskell, kinder
garten; Mary o. Stinson, kindergarten.
Lincoln SchooI--Alice C. Bowman.
grade 4; Bernice Nj. Woodland, grade
s; Harriet v. Enright. principal and
grade 5; Grace C Little, grade A;
Nash School-M Marguerite Lowell.
grade 3; Jeanette Selbing, principal
and grade 2; Lorea Coehrane, grade
/; Alta L. Gray, kindergarten.
Webster School--Lou NJ. Buker,
grade and 6: Jessie A. Wing, grade
A; Winona NJ. Farmer. grade and 3;
Edith $. Martin, principal and grade
1; Marcia H. Wingate. kindergarten.
Middle Street School-Mary l. Wood
bury, grade and 3; Myra III. Halpen,
grade l.
Rural Sehools-F1era NJ. Seeley,
Ballard; Lyna NJ Sprague, Bolten
Hill; Belle Smith. Brackets; Fredrica
p Cony, Cony; Evelyn M. Mason.
Flora n. Russell, North Parish; Abbie
NJ. Weber, Stone; -Leona M. Pierce,
Wellman; Elizabeth T. Kenney, Church
Hill.
Substitute teacher, Myra J. Springer.
Miss Mary A. Carey of Saratoga
Springs, New York. is the new super
visor of music. She is a graduate of,
the New England Conservatory of Mu|
sic, and the American Institute of
Normal Methods. She has taught pub
lie school music for four years, at
Southbridge, Mass, and Ridgefield
Park, New Jersey.
Miss Susan l.. Dove, of Bolton
Mass. is the new teacher of mathe-
MATES, in Cony High school. She is a
graduate of Mount Holyoke, and has
taught mathematics successfully for
the past u years, during five of which
she was preceptress of Oak Grove
Seminary. Vassalboro. Maine.
Miss Mildred Batchelder, of Hamp-
ton. N. H., the new assistant of math-
ematics. is graduate of WELLESLEY
College, 1912.
Miss Eva NJ. Reynolds. of Water
vile, Maine, graduate of Colby, 1912,
will have charge of German. With
some work in English.
All pupils in the public schools will
be admitted to the respective grades
upon presentation of their promotion
cards or certificates to the teachers of
those grades. Students not holding
these promotion cards must obtain a
certificate of admission of the Super
intendent of schools, but ails kinder
garten and 1st grade pupils will be
admitted without certificates. Atten-
tion is called to the following rule of
the Board of Education concerning the
admission of LIST grade pupils.
"In all school districts in Augusta,
in which kindergartens are maintain
ed, the age of admission to the LIST
grade is 6 years. Children that are 81
ing JAN. may be admitted to the 1st
grade by order of the Superintendent.
Parents are advised that at least one
year of kindergarten work is neees-
sary for successful work in the LIST
grade. and are urged to enter their
in the kindergarten for at
least one, years work. This rule APP
plies to ell school districts except the
Middle street. where the age of adj
to the first grade is five years
The office of Superintendent of
Schools will open, Thursday. Sept. 5,
and Prin. H. H. Stuart, Cony High
school, will return to the city at the
same time. The Cony High school
Bulletin will be published in about
one week.