Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
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will erect a large building which will
probably not be available until next
year. Five teachers are employed
BY the district.
The Stuart Place consolidated
nehool, west IF Harlingen. IS one OF
the most attractive and best equip
ned rural schools in the Valley The
report this year shows 337 scholas-
tics as compared with 26l in 1876.
Eight teachers are employed.
The Rio Hondo school, n OF the
largest consolidated schools in the
Valley. completed a large building
in 1926, but the rapid growth OF the
city and surrounding rural districts
ia expected 20 necessitatc the cree
zion Of additional buildings in the
near future. The scholastic report
az the district this year was $50 rs
compared with TIL last year, an in
grease Of ia. The district has a
grade school in addition 20 the main
building and employs q faculty OF Ia.
A SIS, 900 structure was completed
fhis wear BY the Briggs-Coleman disc
rict north OF Harrington which EN-
pioys a faculty of three. The dist
rict "a developing rapidly, and an
addition 70 the building viii prob
ably be necessary in two or three
years. The Hardin district. north
east or the Briggs-Coleman, has also
completed a $4,000 building \
tsacherage, serving a section which
IA Just coming under development
The Los Indi0s consolidated DIST
rict. which has $40 scholasties, II
urcparing TO erect an addition TO the
buildiag next year. Four teachers
are employed. The present building
waa erected four years ago, and the
growth Of the district has been SO
rapid that additional facilities are
-weeessarv. The Rangerville distract,
hes i56 rcholasties. employs a faculty
az four. and 10 considering the erec-
flun az a new building IN the near
future.
I've grade schools were erected al
Ravmondville the past year ut a cost
~ $4,000. and the building erected
IN 1925 is now being used ior the
hiVh school. The district has ri
~eholnsfics and employs % teachers.
THE Sebastian consolidated district
Last wear completed q $4,000 strue-
tnre. and this year their report
Nous sSS s~cholastics. Ten teachers
~re employed By the district The
nav school. which was opened last
va Il one Of the best equipped in
are Valley, providing q complete
enurse for students.
The Lyford district has sos schcl-
astics and employs IL teachers. 9th
~ distr;cts in Willacy county IN
~lude santa Margarita, which has
10 scholastics and employs four
eanchers: Lasara. which has lst
srhoInstirs and three teachers Will
lamar. l2S seholasties and two teach
an. Ia Jarita, 90 scholastics; and
Isl SauE, IS.
New buildings were completed this
0ear NJ Santa Margarita and Lasaras
go former costing $4,000 and the
latter $1,000. The Lasara school j.
mnreiv A temporary structure, bonds
IN re amount Of $4,000 having been
vnsed for the erection Of . brick
krhool building.
starr schools R~eorganired
Mrs. Florence j. Scott, superin-
a.ndent Of schools In Starr county,
800 effected n complete r~ecrRani1a-
1ler az the school system, with Rio
fsrnnde City organized IS an inde-
@@rdent district. A large eonscli-
f~frd school has been erected In
- San Isidro district In the north
snsacrn part of tha county ~ a cost