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To Chicago we sent 22 beautifully bound volumes of work distinctly marked with the name of the city and of the particular school contributing. In addition we sent a large and complete collection of drawing and moulding. The illustration of the Massachusetts state course in drawing was made up from the contribution of several cities, but Quincy's name appeared so often, that it attracted much attention. The High School course in drawing was favorably commented on by the Boston press. For general excellence the Quincy Schools have been awarded a medal and diploma by the Board of Examiners of the Columbian Exhibition.
XIX. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
The Principals who have sought during the year to beautify their buildings or their grounds should be publicly commended. Such efforts teach lessons that, though silent, have a lasting effect on the children who see the picture or the bust, the plant, bush or tree. The grounds about the Lincoln School have undergone a wonderful transformation since May. A part of the yard has been reserved for a grassy lawn, and seventy-two trees and thirteen flowering shrubs have been set out. In addition 350 potted plants and 100 bulbs are now ready for the coming spring.
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The most barren and forsaken of all the school grounds is that of the John Hancock ; but a vigorous effort will be made next May by the new principal to change its gravelly waste.
XX. NEW ROOMS.
The School Board has been fortunate in its selection of new rooms, because of their central position as regards the electric and steam cars, and also because of their accessibility. In particular your attention should be called to the educational feature of the large "show window." Since the removal in August, at all hours of the day, men, women and children have stopped to examine the school work therein displayed. From week to week it has been changed as different teachers have forwarded samples to the office. At the present writing, it is safe to say that parents as a whole have a better idea of the breadth of the work of to-day than ever they had before. In this respect, if in no other, the change from a third to a first floor has been productive of good.
XXI. CONCLUSION.
Gentlemen, there has been no wonderful "record breaking " during the past year. It is no mean undertaking to hold the schools up to the high position where former superintendents left them and where they have stood for nearly twenty years in the estimation of the general public. In some lines of work there seem to be signs of growth, of new interest, and of a greater responsibility. However this may be, your superintendent has had the loyal support of the teachers as a body, the ready co-operation of this Board, and the consciousness that all his time and thought have been given to the school interests. With thanks to all to whom thanks are due, this report is respectfully submitted.
H. W. LULL,
Superintendent of Schools.
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FINANCIAL REPORT.
TUITION.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frederic Allison Tupper
$1,502 50
Elizabeth A. Souther
770 00
Winifred P. Stone
210 00
Madeline Fish .
670 00
Clara E. Thompson
450 00
Mary M. Souther,
10 00
Elizabeth F. Abbe,
402 50
Winfred C. Akers
361 50
Charles H. Patterson
260 00
James M. Nowland
75 00
Fred N. Havener,
61 00
$4,772 50
ADAMS SCHOOL.
James M. Nowland
$1,200 00
Williamina Birse
500 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
550 00
Nellie B. Allen .
170 00
Mary M. Devlin
165 00
Eliza F. Dolan
500 00
Annie M. Billings
197 13
Charlotte F. Donovan
410 00
Euphrasia Hernan
550 00
Carrie M. Shunk
165 00
Amounts carried forward
$4,407 13
$4,772 50
314
Amounts brought forward
$4,407 13
$4,772 50
Etta F. Boardman
70 00
Lillian A. Smith
236 25
Mary E. Jordon
247 50
Alida N. Rogers
78 75
Annie M. McCormick
200 00
Augusta E. Dell
80 00
Amy R. Hill
34 00
Edith B. Waldron
131 25
$5,484 88
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
Mary E. Dearborn
$1,400 00
Catharine M. McGinley
500 00
Frances Forsaith
500 00
Mary G. Collagan
500 00
Winfred McDonald
475 00
Lina F. Bates
450 00
Julia E. Underwood
550 00
Lucy P. Eaton .
410 00
Alice T. Kelley
500 00
Nellie E. Ring
191 00
Inez L. Nutting
200 00
Mattie R. Mclellan
40 00
Annie Greene
10 00
Carrie A. Crane .
20 00
$5,746 00
JOHN HANCOCK.
Howard S. Freeman
$858 50
Robert S. Atkins
150 00
Marcella L. Pierce
475 00
Minnie E. Welsh
407 00
Helen J. Sullivan
475 00
Helen M. West
475 00
Amounts carried forward
$2,840 50
$16,003 38
315
Amounts brought forward
$2,840 50
$16,003 38
Mary C. Parker
475 00
Mary P. Underwood
475 00
Henrietta C. Esson
410 00
Ida J. Cameron
134 00
Annie M. Keenan
200 00
E. Elizabeth Hall
285 00
Annie P. Hall
65 00
$4,884 50
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
William A. Reed
$1,030 00
Grace W. Emery
435 00
S. Gertrude Leonard .
255 00
Minnie E. Donovan
410 00
Mary M. McNally
410 00
Velma L. Curtis
482 50
Nellie F. Boyd
410 00
Elizabeth Sullivan
410 00
Daisy J. Adams
170 00
Alice M. M. Richards
350 00
Edith B. Waldron
80 00
Alice Dunn
30 00
Lillie J. Heaney
191 00
Maude A. Moulton
20 00
Augusta E. Dell
120 00
Alice C. Richards
60 00
$4,863 50
QUINCY SCHOOL.
Charles F. Merrick,
$1,400 00
Maude E. Rice
500 00
Elizabeth R. Sisson
255 00
Elizabeth J. McNeil
500 00
Harriet F. Ward
425 00
Minnie F. Eaton
450 00
Amounts carried forward
$3,530 00 $25,751 38
316
Amounts brought forward
$3,530 00 $25,751 38
Maggie E. Haley
450 00
Margaret E. Burns
500 00
S. Jennie Holbrook
190 00
Evelyn G. McGinley
30 00
Alice Dunn
93 50
Edith W. Jennings
20 00
$4,813 50
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Thomas B. Pollard
$1,151 00
Mary Marden
579 00
Hattie E. Sargent
475 00
Alice S. Hatch .
435 00
Mary A. Worster
475 00
Amelia B. Perkins
450 00
H. Frances Cannon
410 00
Sarah A. Malone
500 00
Mattie R. Mclellan
10 00
Nellie E. Ring, .
15 00
Lillie J. Heaney
22 50.
$4,522 50
WILLARD SCHOOL.
John F. Suckling
$1,400 00
E. Estelle Hall .
448 13
Elizabeth J. O'Neil
475 00
Mary E. Keohan
491 25
Ellen B. Fegan
550 00
Lillian A. Wiswell
425 00
Sarah C. Linscott
450 00
Theresa Fegan .
462 50
Emeline A. Newcomb
550 00
Nellie C. Gragg
475 00
Teresa McDonnell
475 00
Mary L. Conway
500 00
Annie M. Cahill
450 00
Amount carried forward
$7,151 88
$35,087 38
.
317
Amounts brought forward
$7,151 88 $35,087 38
Elizabeth A. Garrity .
441 38
Annie F. Burns .
500 00
Ellen A. Desmond
475 00
Abbie M. Kelley
500 00
Anna B. Kelley
340 00
Ida C. S. Wing .
120 00
Mary B. McIntyre
30 00
Kitty McGovern
203 50
Frances Sullivan
221 00
Camilla D. Bell
60 00
Nellie E. Ring
6 00
$10,048 76
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
Howard G. Kingman
$1,140 00
Emeline C. Foster
451 25
Bertha M. Kingman
450 00
N. Maud Thompson
475 00
Susie H. McKenna
475 00
Rena M. Chamberlin .
491 25
Grace D. Parker
475 00
Clara E. G. Thayer
500 00
Evelyne G. McGinley
145 00
Edith W. Jennings
110 00
$4,712 50
DRAWING.
Jessie N. Prince
$850 00
MUSIC.
Laura C. F. Smith
$900 00
ELEMENTARY SCIENCE.
S. E. Brassill
$800 00
Amount carried forward
.
$52,398 64
318
Amount brought forward $52,398 64
SUPERVISION.
H. W. Lull
$2,300 00
$54,698 64
Unexpended balance .
$76 36
Total
$54,775 00
Appropriations
$54,775 00
FUEL.
C. Patch & Son :
High
coal
$184 44
Adams
66
531 20
Coddington
66
367 38
John Hancock
396 47
Lincoln
66
905 54
Quincy
66
340 78
Washington
280 02
Willard
2,154 50
Wollaston
66
553 13
$5,713 46 $14 00
Trimming bins Quincy Almshouse :
High
wood
$8 00
Adams
66
8 50
John Hancock
13 00
Lincoln
18 25
Quincy
26 00
Washington
24 00
Willard
42 50
Wollaston
32 00
$172 25
Unexpended balance
29
Total .
$5,900 00
Appropriation
$5,899 71
1
$5,900 00
319
JANITORS.
High, S. B. Turner
$264.00
Adams, S. B. Turner .
500 00
Coddington, E. S. Brown
500 00
John Hancock, J. E. Maxim
516 00
Lincoln, G. O. Shirley
516 00
Quincy, Nath. Churchill
396 00
Washington, W. C. Caldwell,
378 00
Willard, Francis Welsh,
968 00
S C. D. Sergent
153 30
Wollaston, F. W. Burnham
242 70
Total .
$4,434 00
Appropriation
$4,434 00
TRANSPORTATION.
Coddington School, Joseph T. French
$462 50
Quincy School, J. W. Broderick
82 00
Quincy School, C. E. Noble
288 00
$832 50
Unexpended balance
17 50
Total .
$850 00
Appropriation
$850 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Humane Educational So-
ciety, Our Dumb Animals
$16 87
Abbott & Miller, expressing 58 70
Adams, W. W., postage 29 10
Austin & Winslow, expressing . 28 10
Appleton, F. T., shades for office 10 00
Bussell, A. F., photographs of schools
6 30
Amount carried forward $149 07
320
Amount brought forward
$149 07
Boston Herald Co., advertising .
3 75
Brassill, S. E., supplies
18 29
Barnard & Co., rebinding
52 61
Brigham Electric Co., supplies and re- pairs
7 80
Clapp Bros., ribbon for diplomas, etc. City of Quincy :
26,11
High, water tax,
$20 00
Adams,
66
30 00
Coddington,
15 00
John Hancock, “
66 30 00
Lincoln,
30 00
Quincy, 66
66
20 00
Washington
66
20 00
Willard, 66 66 30 00
Wollaston,
25 00
220 00
Courrier des Etats-Unis, French peri- odical
5 20
Caldwell, Wm. C., extra labor, Wash- ington
3 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co.
6 00
Crane, F. F., supplies and repairs
66 98
Condon & Weeks, repairs, Willard
4 00
Costain, P. W., repairs, Quincy .
12 40
Dearborn, Mary E., supplies
7 15
Durgin, A. G., supplies
3 25
Durgin & Merrill, rent of committee rooms $116 69
Care of same
14 00
130 69
Doble, E. H., supplies
1 52
Dennett, J. A., paper
1 20
Dimond & Co., stamps
4 40
Daniels & Son, diplomas
6 00
Amount carried forward
$729 42
321
Amount brought forward $729 42
Edwards, S. H., repairs, Quincy . 36 70
Freeman, Howard S., supplies, John Hancock 90
Franklin Educational Co., supplies 6 53
Frazar, G. B., specimens ·
18 25
Fairbanks Co., barrow
11 00
Faxon, H. H., rent of com -
mittee rooms $105 00
Awnings 11 50
116 50
Green, Fred F., printing and adver- tising
33 59
Green & Prescott, printing
and advertising $87 52
School report of 1893 . 60 00
147 52
Gurney, T., lawn mower
8 50
Greenough, Adams & Cushing, index books
3 00
Gallagher's Express, expressing
15
Hammett, J. L., supplies .
529 18
Hickock, N. L., diplomas
13 30
Holden, John O., clocks and repairs 10 25
Hersey, N. C., carting
5 00
Haynes, J. C., repairs
1 00
Jenness, C. M., wire .
1 36
Kingman, Howard G., supplies, Wol- laston 6 12
Keenan, Terrance, cleaning vaults
28 00
Kincaide & Co., chest drawers . 8 00
Lull, H. W., supplies and postage,
travel (not local), telegrams,
express, care of rooms, clerical help, etc.
92 18
Litchfield, Ira, labor and material
27 29
4
Amount carried forward $1,833 74
322
Amount brought forward $1,833 74
Locke, F. A., tuning piano and repairs, 5 00
Merrick, Charles F., supplies 11 96
Mudge & Son, labels
4 75
Merrill, J. F., supplies
45
McConarty, Peter, cleaning vaults . 10 00
McGovern Bros., supplies . 8 00
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
2 00
MacFarland & Son, labor and material
7 25
Nowland, James M., supplies, Adams
22 75
Lumber, Adams 5 00
27 75
New York & Boston Dispatch Co., expressing
7 26
Naturalists' Bureau, supplies
7 50
Nash, J. W., supplies
1 45
Patterson, C. H., supplies, High
85
Pierce, D. V., census
125 00
Perry & Co., supplies
1,857 22
Prince, Jessie N., drawing supplies .
17 00
Pollard, Thomas B., supplies Washing- ton
9 87
Pettengill, C. F., clocks and repairs
33 75
Perry, F. J., supplies, Wollaston
6 00
Page, E. A., patterns
3 00
Quincy Electric Light Co., light,
committee rooms 5 70
Richter & Co., supplies 3 30
Roberts, J. G., binding books 33 00
Reed, Wm. A., supplies, Lincoln 17 23
Smith, L. C. F., music supplies, 53 52
Suckling, John F., supplies, Willard 6 05
Sanborn & Damon, repairs
13 00
Souther, E. B., maps and books
1 75
Sargent. C. D., labor, Wollaston
2 01
Amount carried forward $4,115 36
323
Amount brought forward. . $4,115 36
Shirley, Geo. O., labor, Lincoln 5 16
Tilton, C. B., repairs and supplies
13 14
Truant officers :
Canavan, M. J.
20 00
Maxim, J. M.
10 00
Olney, A. G.
1 50
Turner, S. B.
14 00
45 50
Turner, S. B., extra labor,
High .
57 00
Extra labor, Adams 8 50
65 50
Tirrell & Sons, signs.
10 55
Tarbox, S. K., repairs
2 50
Trustees Hancock Hall, hall and piano
18 00
Thomas, E. S., painting
2 50
Weeks, B. J., repairs, Willard
10 06
Weeks & Potter, supplies
7 40
$4,295 67
Unexpended balance
$4 33
Total .
$4,300 00
Appropriations
$4,300 00
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Allyn & Bacon
$17 50
American Book Co.
260 78
D. Appleton & Co.
162 00
Boston School Supply
80 98
Carl Schoenhof
1 80
D. C. Heath & Co.
35 72
D. Lothrop Co. .
18 50
Eagle Pencil Co.
156 24
Educational Publishing Co.
34 82
Effingham, Maynard & Co.
2 50
Amount carried forward
$770 84
324
Amount brought forward
$770 84
F. F. Murdock
2 70
George S. Perry & Co.
460 38
Ginn & Co.
258 55
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
242 82
J. L. Hammett
26 08
John E. Potter & Co.
359 50
Leech, Shewell & Sanborn
90 00
Lee & Shepard
72 71
Maynard, Merrill & Co.
9 00
Potter & Putnam
3 00
Silver, Burdett & Co.
668 08
Thompson, Brown & Co.
48 00
University Publishing Co. .
56 52
William Ware & Co.
244 40
$3,312 58
Unexpended balance .
$12 42
Total
$3,325 00
Appropriation
$3,325 00
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
W. A. England, instructor
$570 00
Mrs. Charles Oulsson, janitor
43 20
Estate of Ann Hardwick, rent
180 00
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting
143 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas
5 25
Patch & Son, fuel
19 43
Quincy Almshouse, fuel
4 50
J. L. Hammett, supplies
I19 11
N. L. Hickock, diplomas
3 00
W. A. England, supplies
1 10
C. B. Tilton
1 32
Unexpended balance
$1,089 91 $10 09
Total
$1,100 00
Appropriation and transfer
$1,100 00
325
EVENING COMMON SCHOOLS. ADAMS SCHOOL.
Teachers :
James M. Nowland
$141 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
94 00
Annie M. Billings
48 00
Minnie E. Welch .
56 00
Mary Marden
30 00
Eliza F. Dolan
2 00
Marcella L. Pierce
44 00
Minnie E. Donovan
16 00
Maggie E. Haley
46 00
$477 00
Janitor :
S. B. Turner
$61 10
WILLARD SCHOOL.
Teachers :
John F. Suckling
$141 00
Charles F. Merrick
3 00
Elizabeth J. O'Neil
70 00
Mary L. Conway
84 00
Nellie C. Gragg
94 00
Mary E. Keohan
64 00
Allice T. Kelley
4 00
Francis Sullivan
37 50
Anna B. Kelley
75 00
Ellen B. Fegan
18 00
$590 50
Janitor :
Francis Welsh
$61 10
Quincy Electric Light Co., lamps
$12 00
Adams School, lighting
100 00
Willard School, lighting
160 00
$272 00
Amount carried forward
$1,461 70
326
Amount brought forward
$1,461 70
J. L. Hammett, supplies
114 00
Fred F. Green, printing
3 75
$1,579 45
Transfer to Evening Drawing
Schools
$100 00
Unexpended balance
$20 55
Total
$1,700 00
Appropriation
$1,700 00
SEWING.
Fannie F. French, services as teacher
$450 00
Clapp Bros., supplies
37 95
Ira Litchfield, easels
11 17
$499 12 88
Unexpended balance
Total .
$500 00
Appropriation
$500 00
COOKING.
Mary L. Wade, services as lecturer
$90 00
Supplies
9 95
Unexpended balance
05
Total
$100 00
Appropriation
$99 95
$100 00
APPENDIX.
ATTENDANCE,
TEACHERS,
RESIGNATIONS,
TRAINING CLASS,
HIGH SCHOOL,
NATURE WORK,
SEWING.
*In the large room. In two recitation rooms, 75 seats.
HIGHI.
Genevra Gwynn,
Clara E. Thompson,
Madeleine Fish,
Elizabeth A. Souther,
Winfred C. Akers,
Frederic A. Tupper,
TEACHER.
308
Whole
rolled.
No. En-
Boys.
Girls.
Pupils
different No. of
Whole
137
Average Number Belonging.
182
Average Daily At- tendance.
9.4
No. of Tardinesses, Pro Rata Average Daily Attendance.
-1
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
114
No. of Half-Days School was in Session.
Number Years.
Under 5
0)
160
Number Years.
Over 15
89
No. Between 8 and 15 Years.
15-6
Average Age, Years and Months
*100
Number of Seats.
329
GRADE.
HIGH SCHOOL.
193
Per Cent. Daily Attendance.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
En- No.
Whole No. of different Pupils
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. Daily
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Average No. of Tardinesses,
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
No. of Half-Days
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
James M. Nowland, Prin.
80
22
24
37
36
96
.53
0
127
364
0
8
24
14-0
45
VII.
Williamina Birse,
22
20
36
34
94
1.53
0
65
364
0
1
39
12-9
39
VI.
Eliza C. Sheahan,
83
19
21
38
36
96
.58
0
107
364
0
1
42
12-0
46
V.
Alida N. Rogers,
89
28
19
42
40
96
.63
4
51
364
0
0
43
10-7
58
IV.
Caroline M. Shunk,
100
18
28
47
45
97
.51
3
54
364
0
0
56
9-8
56
III.
Eliza F. Dolan,
103
34
21
18
16
96
.39
4
111
364
0
0
39
8-8
52
II.
M. E. Jordan,
99
22
26
46
13
95
.98
CO
84
363
0
0
19
8-1
55
I.
Lottie F. Donovan,
92
17
26
39
36
93
1.48
3
65
363
0
0
2
6-2
60
I.
Euphrasia Hernan,
110 61
49
48
45
94
1.37
0
82
362
1
0
2
5-4
55
in
School
Session.
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
15 Years.
Whole
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
was
330
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
Mary E. Dearborn, Prin.
58
16
15
27
26
98
.03
0
209
364
0
6
24
14-0
30
VII.
Catherine M. McGinley,
70
18
20
36
35
97
.00
0
114
365
0
4
34
13-2
37
VI.
Frances Forsaith,
88
2
22
38
37
98
.00
1
124
365
0
0
43
12-0
44
.4
Mary E. G. Collagan,
80
23
26
42
41
98
.03
1
140
365
0
0
49
11-2
15
IV.
Winnifred Mcdonald,
89
27
26
44
42
98
.21
00
149
365
0
0
47
10-4
49
III.
Lina F. Bates,
96
38
18
51
48
94
.19
1
142
365
0
0
54
9-3
59
II.
Julia E. Underwood,
98
33
25
45
42
94
.19
CT
289
365
0
0
48
7-10
55
1
Lucy P. Eaton,
92
34
14
47
44
95
.33
1
133
364
0
0
2
6-11
60
I.
Alice T. Kelly,
108
59
45
41
39
94
.23
0
229
364
3
0
2
5-9
52
1
Whole
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
No. of Tardinesses,
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
No. of Half Days
Session
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
15 years.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
No.
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
School
was
Under 5
in
331
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
No. of Tardinesses,
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy
Number of Visits.
No. of Half-Days
Session.
Years.
Years.
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
Robert S. Atkins, Prin.
34
7
S
15
14
97
.91
0
22
364
0
3
16
13-11
1 48
VII.
Eva E. Hall,
54
8
15
24
23
95
1.20
0
22
364
0
2
25
13-1
VI.
Marcella L. Pierce,
14
19
26
25
96
.4-4
0
30
364
0
0
24
12-5
47
V.
Minnie E. Welsh,
79
24
17
35
33
95
.51
5
17
364
0
0
42
10-9
54
IV.
Helen J. Sullivan,
95
26
17
43
42
96
.54
10
34
364
0
0
43
9-9
60
III.
Helen M. West,
103
31
29
50
49
98
.35
1
69
364
0
0
52
S-S
II.
Mary C. Parker,
103
26
24
48
46
94
.81
1
73
364
0
C
22
7-9
60
1
Mary P. Underwood,
91
15
21
39
36
92
1.00
0
45
364
0
0
1
6-10, 60
I.
Henrietta C. Esson,
116
58
50
49
46
94
.85
0
38
364
0
0
4
6-1 60 1
-
Whole
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
Pro Rata Average
was in
Over 15
GRADE.
TEACHER.
No.
School
Number Under 5
Number
15 years.
332
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
No. of Tardinesses,
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
No. of Half Days
Session:
Years.
Years.
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
William A. Reed, Prin.
$
00
8
18
17
98
.75
0
100
364
0
15
14-6
54
VII.
Alice M. M. Richards,
66
20
14
29
28
97
1.00
0
101
364
0
2
27
13-3
VI.
Grace W. Emery,
82|
16
30
36
34
04
.56
0
76
364
0
0
36
12-8
11-6
48
IV.
Minnie E. Donovan,
93 33
24
47
15
06
.34
6
79
364
0
=
48
9-6
54
III.
Minnie M. McNally,
106,
33
25
48
47
96
.21
3
107|
364
0
0)
15
8-8
54
II.
Velma L. Curtis,
120
42
28
55
51
94
.70
0
69
362
0
26
7-7
60
I.
Nellie F. Boyd,
126: 32
32
51
48
95
.59
0
91
362
0
0
4
6-5
60
I.
Elizabeth Sullivan,
143
77
65
57
55
96
1.34
0
99
362
~1
0
0
5-1
66
333
V.
Daisy J. Adams
106,
32
23
43
40
93
.95
44
364
0
0
Under 5
was
GRADE.
TEACHER.
Whole No.
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
Pro Rata Average
in
School
Number
Number Over 15
15 years.
QUINCY SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
En- No.
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Belonging. Average
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
Attendance.
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Average No. of Tardinesses,
Cases of Truancy
Number of Visits.
No. of Half-Days
Number Under 5
Number
Years.
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
Charles F. Merrick, Prin.
54
19
16
26
25
96
.11
-
45
358
O
CO
23
13-5
30
VII.
Maude E. Rice,
59
9
17
26
25
97
.32
0
32
357
0
1
36
12-9
30
VI. - .
Jennie Holbrook,
76
20
22
36
33
94
.44
-
32
365
0
0
42
11-11
36
V.
Elizabeth J. McNeil,
85
23
22
37
35
95
.22
4
25
365
0
0
39
11-6
41
IV.
Harriet F. Ward,
71
23
18
34
32
94
.25
1
19
365
0
0
41
9-10
41
III.
Minnie F. Eaton,
80
26
21
37
35
94
.37
0
5
365
0
0
35
9-4
40
II.
Maggie E. Haley,
76
17
27
36
34
95
.43
2
31
365
C
O
13
7-3
=
I.
Margaret E. Burns.
90
39
48
45
40
91
.83
4
39
363
0
0
1
5-11
62
was in
Over 15
Whole
rolled.
School
Session.
Years.
Boys.
Girls.
tendance.
15 years.
·
334
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
No. En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Belonging. Average
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
No. of Tardinesses,
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
No. of Half-Days
Number Under 5
Number Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
Thomas B. Pollard, Prin.
58
18
11
29
28
98
.53
C
49
365
0
00
24
14-2
32
VII.
Mary Marden,
59
17
15
30
29
98
.45
1
45
365
0
0
28
12-7
40
VI.
Hattie E. Sargent,
59
00
13
27
26
97
.80
1
30
365
0
0
30
12-0
32
V.
Alice S. Hatch,
63
19
19
32
31
96
1.06
0
34
365
0
0
38
10-6
36
IV.
Mary A. Worster,
73
21
22
40
39
98
1.06
1
29
365
0
0
43
9-7
43
III.
Amelia B. Perkins,
58
25
13
31
29
96
1.44
2
25
365
0
0
24
8-5
47
II.
H. Fannie Cannon,
67
21
17
33
31
95
.65
2
16
362
0
0
4
6-4
54
I.
Sarah A. Malone,
78
32
35
37
35
94
.57
1
58
361
O
0
O
5-4
54
335
ın
was
School
Session.
Years.
Years.
15 years.
Whole
rolled
Boys.
Girls.
tendance.
Attendance.
WILLARD SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
No. En-
Whole No. of different! Pupils.
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
Attendance.
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Average No. of Tardinesses,
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
No. of Half-Days School
Number Under 5
Number Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII.
( Sarah C. Linscott,
Eva Estella Hall,
38
25
13
36
35
98
.99
1
11
364
0
1
38
12-11
45
VII.
Mary B. McIntyre,
25
0
0
25
24
97
.29
1
15
144
0
0
25
12-8
VI.
Elizabeth J. O'Neil.
73
18
20
36
35
98
.71
0
36
364
0
C
40
11-10
45
VI.
Mary E. Keohan,
75: 17
20
35
34
97
.65
0
30
364
0
-
40
11-6
45
V.
Ellen B. Fegan,
90
22
24
42
=
99
.28
0
65
364
0
0
47
11-6
45
V.
Lillian A. Wiswell,
20
21
39
38
OS
.49
0
21
364
0
0
45
11-1
50
IV
Emeline A. Newcomb,
93
29
22
45
44
98
.43
1
74
364
0
0
45
9-10;
50
IV.
Theresa Fegan,
94
26
24
43
43
98
.30
0
46
364
0)
0
48
10-0
50
III.
Nellie C. Gragg,
92 23
27
43
41
97
.45
0
50
364
0
0
36
9-1
60
67:
22
14
32
32
98
1.10
0
58
364
0
28
14-1
45
VII.
(J. F. Suckling, Prin.,
Whole
rolled
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging.
tendance.
15 years.
Years.
Years.
Session.
in was
336
III. III. II. II.
Teresa McDonnell,
94
24
25
43
42
98
.26
0
65
364
0
0
34
8-9
60
+Elizabeth A. Garrity,
15
0
0
42
41
98
.12
0
8
148
0
0
34
8-9
48
Mary L. Conway,
95
26
24
43
42
98
.45
0
70
364
0
0
20
7-7
60
Annie M. Cahill,
95
28
18
45
43
96
.67
0
80
364
0
0
21
7-9
60
II.
#Elizabethı A. Garrity,
42
23
19
33
32
97
.18
0
27
216
11.
| Anna B. Kelley,
46
0
0
34
33
98
.00
0
25
107
1.
Anna F. Burns,
127
32
32
54
50
94
.83
0
47
363
1
0
6
6-5
60
I.
Ellen A. Desmond,
117
32
32
53
50
94
.55
1
52
363
0
0
6
6-4
60
I.
§Anna B. Kelley,
34
18
14
28
26
93
.53
0
30
3
0
1
5-10
50
I. .
Abbie M. Kelley,
175
73
101
49
45
91
.95
0
85
363
0
0
0
5-9
60
337
*September to December. tSeptember to December. ¿ January to June. |April to June. §September to December.
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHER.
En- No.
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Average Number
Average Daily At-
Per Cent. of Daily
No. of Tardinesses,
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
was No. of Half-Days School Session.
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between S and
Average Age,
Years and Months
Number of Seats.
VIII. VII.
Howard G. Kingman, Prin.
79
16
2-4
35
34
96
.56
O
49
365
0
4
38
14-1
36
Emeline C. Foster,
85
26
23
37
35
94
.23
3
62
365
0
0)
38
12-8
36
VI.
Bertha M. Kingman,
73
16
18
34
32
95
.28
4
63
362
-
0
36
11-10
42
V.
N. Maud Thompson,
98
31
20
43
41
06
.22
3
73
361
0
0
51
10-0
42
IV.
Susie II. McKenna,
104
32
28
46
44
96
.13
0
72
365
0
C
53
9-6
48
III.
Rena M. Chamberlin,
95
32
25
42
=
98
,24
0
64
365
C
0
26
8-2
54
IL.
Grace D. Parker,
84
26
26
36
33
92
.18
2
103
362
0
0
7
7-0
49
I.
Clara E. G. Thayer,
91
37
52
42
39
92
.43
1
194
362
2
0
5-8
54
in
Whole
rolled
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging.
tendance.
15 years.
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
Attendance.
338
339
TOTAL ATTENDANCE
FROM THE
TEN MONTHLY REPORTS.
SCHOOL.
Whole Number of
Different Pupils.
Average Number Be-
longing.
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Per cent. of Daily
Attendance.
Tardinesses Pro Rata
Av. daily Attend'ce.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
High .
188
193
182
94.3
.890
4
114
Adams
477
381
363
95.2
928
22
746
Coddington
480
371
354
96.0
.130
12
1529
John Hancock
408
329
313
95.2
. 701
10
350
Lincoln
542
382
364
95.3
.739
16
760
Quincy
367
275
260
94.5
.400
11
257
Washington
316
259
249
96.2
.815
8
286
Willard
908
706
682
96.5
.580
3
945
Wollaston
428
315
300
95.1
.280
13
786
Grand total
4114
3211
3067
95.5
.59
99
5773
.
TEACHERS.
(IN SERVICE JANUARY 2, 1894.)
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