Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
EDUCATIONAL
NEWS OF COUNTY
Many Schools Supervised
County Committee Busy
New District
Created
(By r. II. Burns. County Supt. }

The superintendent or the SUperViS-
ing teacher has visited about thirty
schools during the last two weeks.
They append some of the observations
resulting from their field work. On
ond visit to the Elder Greek school in
which Miss Audrey Deerwester teacn-
es. On October 20 he made his sec
Ond visit TO the Lone Elm school which
is taught by Miss Stella Shaw; Oct
II. Sentinel Ash, in charge Of Miss
Myrtle Chamberlain on the same day
the Windfall school was seen. This
school is in charge of Miss Alice
Ward. On October A. the Range Line
school in which Karl Kemper teaches
was visited by Mr. HOugnm. Here
there is a large enrolment and in adj
diliOn to regular subject matter. thu
pupils are being instructed in manual
training. The little Red school was
! seen for the second time by the super
wishing teacher on Oct. -. OF the -
children enrolled. all were present.
The school is looking forward to Il not
distant time when it may move to its
new house which is under construction
Onc-half mile north from the corner
taught by Miss Lncile Dean. received
the second call from the supervising
teacher on Oct. IT, The Oak Grove
school which until this year was bad
IL oVar-cramInd NUac soon nm Octohar
10. Since the new SchOOlhouse in the
east side of this district had been oc-
cupied. the crowded condition in Oak
Grove is greatly relieved. Miss Emma
Lyhert is the teacher in charge. The
Cloverland school was visited on Oct
10. Here Miss Florence NOrstrum is
at work. The East Grow school which
is housed in one of the good. new
buildings and is taught by Miss Emily
EmmOnS. was seen by the supervising
second visit Oct. 20. Miss Myrtle Bio
wee is in charge This is one Of the
good. modern schoOlhouses. On Oct
13. the school at Walrath which is in
charge of Mrs. Van SOelen, was oh
served OF the &c children enrolled
81: were present. The new school on
the Jump river road which was built
during the present summer. is being
taught by Miss Emma Fisher. The
report Of the supervising teacher indi-
Gates that the II children who attend
this school are quite we'll provided for
and forecasts satisfactory year. The
North Star school which is taught by
Miss Hannah Skar received its second
inspection October 10. The report in
dicates good work. At Murry is one
of the big schools Miss Lancaster. If
Bruce. is the teacher in charge. For
ty-fOur children are enrolled and forty
were present on October Is. when the
second visit Of the supervising teacher
was made to this school. New single
seats have been installed. The Pleas
ant View is a remarkable school
A Remarkable School
1t is unuSuul because of the beautiful
modern building on one hand and the
very small enrolment on the other
The report of the supervising teacher
shows an enrolment of 5 children, ,
Of whom are about to move ont Of tne
district. The school is in charge If
Miss Esther Hansan. The Superintcn.i-
mt has been to the following schools
Turing the last two weeks. He takes
pleasure in reporting some Of the most
/ Il, ictt .t..t
No. 4, town of Atlanta, in which Geo.
SchWalbe teaches, the school is pro
vided with a very good modern school
house. The present structure was
built year ago to replace the old
building that was destroyed by fire.
The community is TO be congratulated
upon the progressive spirit that it has
shown in providing so good a school
property for the use of the ten boys
and girls that are enrolled. At ApOl-
lonia there has been marked change
in the school organization. Until this
wear the school has been a state graded
school Owing to the decrease in pop
iuatiOn in the district, the graded school
was abandoned Miss Leone Coey is
/ The teacher in charge and the school
cnrOlls 81 children. All grades are
represented and Miss C0ey is maklna
very diligent effort to carry opt all
Of the requirements Of the Wisconsin
School Manual including some work
in cooking and sewing. with manual
training contemplated for the latter
part of the year. Dairy Center, the
heart of the Big Falls settlement, has
Il very fine. modern SchOolhOuse. Two
years ago there were not enough chill
drcn of school age in the district 70 jus
t.fy the maintenance of Il school
When the superintendent inspected tho
school on October 18th. he found .,
children enrolled and was informed
that there are six or eight more about
TO enter. Miss Della Sybers, of Ton,
is in charge Of the school. 10th reports
and observations indicate that thf
children are being well taught an6
we'll trained In the north part ol
the town of Flambeau Is the LITTLE
Round Meadow school. The school
hOuse is very small but is comfortable,