The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-02-19
Notes Of theSchOol
Report of Medina County Schools for
January

According to a report just compiled
by the county superintendent of
schools the total enrolment for the
year in all public schools of Medina
county is 2129 boys and 2O86 girls,
total of 4215, an increase of 46 boys
and rs girls over the total enrolment
up to January /. For the month of
there were enrolled 2045 boys and
1891 girls, total 1925, an increase of
10 boys and loss of girls, or net
gain of 7 over the record for Decem-
Der. In daily attendance for January
there were 1877 boys and 1848 girls,
total 3725. December showed daily
attendance of 1856 boys and 1871
girls, total 4637, a gain for January
Of 88 over December.
The most satisfactory part of the
report for January is the gain shown
in the number of pupils not tardy or
absent and lowering Of the number
of tardy marks. In December there
were 1868 tardy marks while in Jan
uary there were ITO black marks
against the boys and $50 against the
girls, total 1888; gain of 1926 marks
over December. January showed
1O4O boys and 1866 girls who were
neither tardy or absent for the month,
total 2106 or over half of the en-
rollment for the month. In Decem-
Der there were 1852 perfect in attend
ance, a gain of 254 for January. It
is hoped that all parents will continue
to assist teachers in cutting down alb
sence and hardness, as 1888 tardy
marks is still too high, in fact about
twice what it ought to be.
In percent. Of attendance Medina vii
lage has again gone to the top with SO,
Lodi shows the same figures, but their
school was in session but two weeks
during January owing to their build
ing not being completed on time. Sc
vile, Homer, Litchfield, and Chatham
have 95 per cent; Leroy, Liverpool
and Sharon "a per cent; Granger,
Wadsworth township, and Montville,
have SO per cent; Brunswick, 80 per
cent; Spencer 81 per cent; Medina, &c
per cent; Lafayette, Guilford, Harris
vile, York 80 per cent; Hinckley not
given.
In tardiness Granger and Wads-
worth township had but IL each, and
Litchfield only 13, fine showing. In
the cold northeast corner of the coun-
ty Brunswick and Hinckley still lead
the county, but each has made big
reduction over last month; Hinckley
has 191, Brunswick 214. Medina town
ships score of 1863 with an enrolment
of only 12O is probably the poorest
record in the county, Windfall furn-
ishing AZ and Weymouth SO. North
ropville with IL pupils had 28. Lafay-
cite township slipped by with Sc, SO
of which was contributed by Chippewa
Lake. Ernest Gault's school at the
center furnished no hardness, altho
he has an enrolment of 80. In York
township there were So cases of tard-
mess, the Lester school and the one al
Erhart having none. Homer had GA
cases Of hardness most of which were
contributed by students living neal
the school who go home for theil
lunch. Harrisville had SO, Sharon SO
Guilford 10, Montville 62, Spencer SO
Chatham 79, Liverpool 113, Seville 81
Lodi "a, and Leroy 28, Medina 1O2.
| Of those not absent or tardy Medin;
had 679, Leroy 101, Lodi 100, Sevill,
|76, Brunswick So, HinclSley 55, Liver
pool SO, Chatham "a, Litchfeld SO
Spencer So, Montville SO, Medin,
township 10, Lafayette SO, York 81
Homer ia, Harrisville 46, Guilfor,
80, Sharon 81, Wadsworth 72, Grange
81.
In monthly enrolment, Medina 75S
Leroy 213, Lodi 244, Seville 15s
Brunswick 1866, Hinckley 1888, Liver
pool 1856, Chatham 165, Litchfeld 151
| Spencer 176, Montyille III, Medin
i township 11S, Lafayette 159, Yor
1874, Homer 1870, HarrisviIle 1856, Gull
ford 1866, Sharon 212, Wadsworth 1ot
Granger las.
It seems that the bad weather i
January must have had an effect upo
the temper Of both teachers IN
. pupils, for while there were but "A /
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