Educational Surveys of Dekalb County And Union County, Georgia
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Unfinished build- ing, long benches; no equipment; six grades, enrollment 34.
3. Ebenezer School. I. V. Rogers, Teacher. Building 30 x 40 x 8 feet, ceiled, unpainted, in bad repair. Long benches, maps sand table, poor blackboards, teacher's desk. One teacher, seven grades, enrollment 33.
4. Pleasant View School. Miss Callie Hill, Teacher. Two miles northwest to Ebenezer School. Delapidated building; no school equipment. One teacher, enrollment 20. (Four pupils present on day inspected.) 5. Russ...ell School. Miss Queen Henson, Teacher. Two and one- fourth miles northeast to Ebenezer School. Log building in very bad repair, poorly lighted. No school equipment. One teacher, enrollment 20, seven grades.
6. Antioch School. W. N. Clements, Teacher. Three miles north to Ebenezer School Good church building, painted, ceiled, com- fortable. No school equipment, long benches. One teacher, enrollment 45, seven grades.
NOTE — This group calls loudly for consolidation. See also map.
The mountain barriers perhaps would exclude the Bell School from participation, and possibly Antioch would better group in another direction, but there could be no objections urged against a consolidation of the other four.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfinished build- ing, long benches; no equipment; six grades, enrollment 34.
3. Ebenezer School. I. V. Rogers, Teacher. Building 30 x 40 x 8 feet, ceiled, unpainted, in bad repair. Long benches, maps sand table, poor blackboards, teacher's desk. One teacher, seven grades, enrollment 33.
4. Pleasant View School. Miss Callie Hill, Teacher. Two miles northwest to Ebenezer School. Delapidated building; no school equipment. One teacher, enrollment 20. (Four pupils present on day inspected.) 5. Russ...ell School. Miss Queen Henson, Teacher. Two and one- fourth miles northeast to Ebenezer School. Log building in very bad repair, poorly lighted. No school equipment. One teacher, enrollment 20, seven grades.
6. Antioch School. W. N. Clements, Teacher. Three miles north to Ebenezer School Good church building, painted, ceiled, com- fortable. No school equipment, long benches. One teacher, enrollment 45, seven grades.
NOTE — This group calls loudly for consolidation. See also map.
The mountain barriers perhaps would exclude the Bell School from participation, and possibly Antioch would better group in another direction, but there could be no objections urged against a consolidation of the other four.
What to read after Educational Surveys of Dekalb County And Union County, Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia. Dept. of Education. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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