The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-04-26
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE FOR
THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1928
Bulletin Issued From Office of
Education Board of County

From a bulletin issued Tuesday by
the Garrett County Board of Educa-
tion attendance, in classes, at the pub
lie schools, is shown.
But sixty-fve schools in the county,
or less than fifty per cent of the en-
tire number are above the State and
county standards in point of atten-
dance, this lack, it is presumed, be-
ing on account of an epidemic of
measles which has attacked the chill
dren in all parts of the county.
The attendance and standing of the
schools, as shown by the bulletin, is
as follows:
Class A-From 95 per cent to 100 per
cent.
l, Lake Ford; 2, Gregg; 8, Straw
berry Hill; 4, Piney Run; 5, Mill Run;
6, Inskeep; 7, Aaron's Run.
Class B-90 per cent to 81 per cent.
s, Kempton; 9, Chadderton; 10,
German; II, Finzel; ~, Sunnyside;
IS, Mount Zion; IA, Peerless; Is,
Swan Meadows; 16, Silver Knob; II,
Kitzmiller Grammar; IS, Broadford;
10, Loeb Lynn Heights; 20, Blooming
ton; q, Black Hawk; %, Vindex; %,
Oakland High; a., Kitzmiller High;
%, Frazee Ridge; 26, Brant; 27,Shade
Run; %, Grove.
Class C-S5 per cent to 80 per cent
20, Red Hill; 80, Hoye's Run; 81,
Boiling Spring; 50, Friendsville High;
SO, Myers; 81, South Point; 35, Oak
land Grammar; SO, Frankville; 81,
Accident High; So, Keyser Ridge; 80,
Red House; 40, Mountain Lake Park;
Al, Crellin; AZ, Meese; 43, SharpIess;
A, Armistead; As, Pine Swamp.
Class D-S0 per cent TO 81 per cent.
IS, Kamp; At, Deer Park; AS, Rich
Hill; 40, Dorsey; so, Paradise; 81,
Asher Glade; 50, Dry Run; SO, Flat
woods; 81, Weir; So, Dodson-Shall-
mar; Sc, Promised Land; 81, Mineral
Spring; SIS, McHenry; 50, McCabe;
60, Prettyman; 81, Swanton; 50, Sell
bysport; So, Grantsville Grammar;
Ga, Mason; G5, Friendsville Grammar.
Below State and County Standards.
66, Trap Run; CT, Jennings; So,
Warwick; SO, Walnut Bottom; 70, Yo-
der; II, North Glade; Y, Painter; 70,
Bray; "A, Deep Greek; IS, Dodge; rs,
Sang Run; II, GrantsvilIe High; rs,
Engle; 70, Blooming Rose; 80, New
Germany; 81, Johnson; 80, Steiding;
So, Lynndale; "a, Thayerville; 50,
Meadow Mountain; Sc, Shook Shop;
81, Swallow Falls; SO, Negro Noun
tain; SO, Rush; 80, Three Fork Run;
81, Mckenzie; 80, Winding Ridge; %,
Hartman; "a, John Friend; IS, eau
er: SO, Hutton; 81, Johnstown; 98,
Glendale; 80, Mars Hill; 100, Oak
Grove; 101, Sebold; 1872, Spring
Glade; 103, Highland; 104, Steyer;
los, Cherry Greek; 1O6, Yough Lake
removed; 1O7, Fairv1ew; 1O8, Short
Run; 100, Accident Grammar; 10,
Miller; III, Bethlehem; 112, Chest
nut Grove; 113, Sand Spring; ia,
Fort Hill; 115, Casselman; 116, Az
ilton; III, Cove; 118, Bond; 119,
Ridgeley; 100, Bethel; 121, Turner;
122, Cherry Tree Meadows; 1913, Long
Stretch; 124, Pope; 1875, Boucher; 1875,
Firm Rock; 126, Fairsweep; 1877, Sand
Run; 128, Corunna; 1919, Wilson; 1870,
Lager; 131, Laughlin; 1872, Elder
Hill; 1873, Bear Greek; 1874, Bear Hill;
1875, Beall; 1876, Combination; 1877,
Merrill; 1873, White Rock; 1879, Bish-
off; 40, Bittinger; al, Manadier;
142, Beachy.
Sunnyside has advanced from the
10th school to the 18th school in
percentage in the county.
The following are the leading pub
lie schools in percentage in their re-
spective election districCs: No. /, Mt.
Zion; No. 2, Mill Run; No. 3, Straw
berry Hill; No. 4, Aaron's Run; No.
5, Lake Ford; No. 7, Broadford; No.
8, Kempton; No. 8, Finzel; No. 10,
Chadderton; No, Il, Gregg; No. II,
Black Hawk; No. 13,Kitzmiller Gram
mar; No. IA, Brant. Kitzmiller Gram
mar has been the leading school in
Election District No. 10 for five
months.