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The total federal allotment for defense work was as follows:
For pre-employment refresher courses $10,160.11
For unemployed youth enrolled with the National Youth Administration 229.66
$10,389.77
Sheet Metal work is only one of the trades needing new men. Two others of great importance are machine work and welding. A request for welding equipment in the amount of $4,000 of Federal money has been granted and the major part of the machinery is on hand awaiting money to set it up. Another request for machine shop equipment to the amount of $66,000 is pending before the Federal authorities.
Previously, Defense Training courses have been restricted to those over 18, unemployed or on W. P. A., and with mechanical ability. In the future it is planned to open these courses to boys in high school who will be of employable age before the completion of their course.
I wish to extend to the Superintendent of Schools, to the teaching . staff, and to the maintenance department my thanks for the excellent support and co-operation they have given me during the year.
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CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
RESIGNATIONS
High School
John Adams Jefferson Shaw Edward B. Nevin Pond
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Edward B. Nevin
APPOINTMENTS
High School
C
Vocational School John Adams Jefferson Hunt Center
Shaw Edward B. Nevin
Pond
Velma E. Abbott, Clerk
Barbara R. Bicknell
Dorothy A. Jenkins
Rita F. Donovan
Margaret A. Miles
David A. J. Burns
Marion E. Brown
Isabelle R. Dacey
Myrtle E. Pray
Richard F. Zeoli
Ruth E. Gillis, Assistant Clerk
Helen A. Chase
Rosemary Doherty
James H. Pollard, Jr.
Elizabeth True
Florence M. Hawes
Marion S. Spencer Leona A. Gregory
Malvena E. MacDonnell
Mary F. Toomey
Muriel E. Doble Patricia A. Lyons
Cecilia A. McDonald Phyllis S. Pray Lucille D. Trenear
Charlotte M. Clark
Rita I. Fitzgerald Barbara L. Cleaves (Mrs.) substitute
TRANSFERS
Ruth E. Mayo Waldo H. Swan Alice J. Story
Marie G. Keohan Ralph B. Stewart Meredith G. Bragg
Abigail Adams to High Vocational to High Edward B. Nevin to Abigail Adams Center to Hunt Pond to Shaw Shaw to Edward B. Nevin
242
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary,
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
HIGH SCHOOL
89 Middle St., East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1100
Wallace L. Whittle, B.S.
Prin. $4000 1921
201/2 4 5
Thomas A. Lyons. A.B.
Asst. Prin.
3100
1921
21
5
5
Mary M. Lambe
Clerk
900
1939 2
Ruth E. Gillis
Asst. Clerk 800 1941 1
*Paul H. Bates, A.B.
Inst.
1800
1935 7
4
1
Inst.
2000
1929
17
3
10
Helen A. Chase, A.B., A.M.
Inst
1750
1941
11
5
Paul C. Cleaves, A.B.
Inst.
1600
1935
6
4
1
Marie E. Conroy, A.B.
Inst.
1500
1936
5
4
2
*Rosemary Doherty, A.B., B.S. in P.A.
Inst.
1400
1941
2
5
2
*Beatrice Escott, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1900
1938
9
4
2
*Alice K. Fay, B.S. in P.A.L. Eleanor Freeman, A.B., A.B.L.S.
Inst.
1850
1929
12
5
1
John T. Gannon, A.B.
Inst.
2500
1921
20
4
5
John T. Ghiorse, A.B.
Inst.
1800
1934
7
4
*Shelia M. Gross, B.S.
Librarian
2000
1928
17
4
12
4
*Walter C. Gutterson, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1900
1935
7
6
16
*Olive E. Hackett
Inst.
2000
1926
17 1
10
*Katharine M. Hale, B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Inst
1850
1932
9
5
5
Inez E. Hoag
Inst.
1800
1931
12
3
3
Everett N. Hollis
Inst.
2500
1898
43 2
5
Lillian Jefts, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1900
1929
23 5
8
Philip T. Jones. A.B., A.M.
Inst.
2100
1931
10
5
*Margaret K. Langford
Inst.
1900
1929
13 2
11
1
Clarence R. Lyond, B.S., Ed.M.
Inst.
2500
1928
16
5
1
Helen G. Lyons, B.S.Ed.
Inst.
2000
1922
19
4
5
Dorothy G. MacGregor, B.S. in P.A.L.
Inst.
1700
1936
7
4
3
Eleanor R. Madigan, B.S. in S.S.
Inst.
1300
1938
3
4
2
John F. Martin, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
2250
1929
12 5
1
*Ruth E. Mayo, B.S. Ed., Ed.M.
Inst.
1800
1927
14
5
3
George J. McCarthy, B.S.Ed.
Inst.
2100
1932
1012 4
2
Mary E. McMorrow, B.S.Ed.
Inst.
1900
1926
15
4
7
Robert E. Mitchell, A.B.
Inst.
2000
1931
10
4
8
*Helen M. Norris
Inst.
2000
1927
16
2
7
*Virginia Nye. A.B.
Inst.
1700
1934
7
4
4
Oral A. Page: B.S.
Inst.
2500
1928
22
4
5
Dorothy L. Peterson, B.S.Ed.
Inst.
1500
1934
8
4
*Anita L. Petrucci, A.B.
Inst.
1850
1927
14
4
5
*Alvah Raymond, B.S.
Inst.
1400
1937
4
1
11
7m
*Esther L. Benson Prescott B. Brown
Inst.
2500
1911
30 1
3
*Ernestine R. Canning, A.B., Ed.M.
Inst.
2000 1920
22
6
7
John K. Delahunt, B.S
Inst.
2500
1930
15 4
2
Inst.
1900
1936
11
4
y
Francis X. Kelly, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1500
1936
5
4
*Norman D. Loud, B.S.
Inst.
1800
1933
9
4
243
January 1, 1942
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary,
January 1, 1942
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
* Helena F. Reidy, A.B.
Rose Silverman, B.S. in P.A.L.
Inst. 1400
1939
4
4
*Evelyn Silvester
Inst.
2000
1918
26
3
12
(Supervisor in charge of grade and high school art)
Eva Skala, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
2000
1929
12
4
2
James F. Steele, B.S.
Inst.
2500
1926
18
4
1
5
George O. Stewart, Ph.B.
Inst.
2500
1924
20
4
2
Herberta L. Stockwell, R.N.
Nurse
2000
1930
11
3
4
9
Waldo H. Swan, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
2500
1929
19
7
19
1
*Martha Vining, A.B.
Inst.
1850
1930
12
4
5
Alice White, B.S. Ed., Ed.M.
Inst.
2000
1930
18
5
3
Madelyn M. Wilson, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1300
1940
2
5
*M. Jean Young, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1900
1932
9
1
4
11
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. Telephone-Weymouth 0257
Francis E. Whipple
Director
3200
1925
16
1
11
8
Ray G. Parker
Asst. Director 2700
1922
19
2
5
*Lewis H. Bacon
Inst.
2500
1927
13
2
9
12
James F. Boland
Inst
2400
1939
2
2
23
D. Everett Bryan
Inst.
2500
1930
11
4
8
14
* Harold E. Clarke
Inst.
2500
1938
3
1
3
9
Harry F. Duncan
Inst.
2500
1929 1940
12
11
10
*Otto H. Mahn
Inst.
.2500
1938
3
27
11
*Jalmar N. Nelson
Inst.
2500
1924
17
5
10
*James H. Pollard, Jr., B.S.Ed.
Inst.
1800
1941
5
4
5
*Harold C. Sherwood
Inst.
2500
1932
10
2
2
13
Joseph K. Whittemore
Inst.
2500
1927
15
2
6
4
NORFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL, Weymouth Branch
Hilmer S. Nelson,
Director
3000
1925
16
2
.10
Harold R. Nelson, B.S.
Inst.
1920
1940
3
4
2 5
JUNIOR ANNEX. Telephone-Weymouth 1993
Rita M. Jones, B.S. Ed.
VIII
1800
1927
14
4
3
*Russell H. Mazzola, B.S.
VIII
1650
1934
7
5
15
Dorothy U. Murphy, B.S. Ed.
VIII
1800
1924
21
4
1
JUNIOR MANUAL ARTS CLASS
Wallace T. Driscoll, B.S.Ed.
1800
1935 7 14
5
9
1
*Eleanor L. Garvin, B.S.Ed. Doris M. Partridge
1800
1927
4
9
1800
1930
151/2 2 5
*Helen Varnum, B.S.Ed.
1800
1932
12
6
4
1
3
12
George H. Klay
Inst.
2250
1913
29
Inst. $1950
4
244
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary,
January 1, 1942
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
ABIGAIL ADAMS SCHOOL
23 Church Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 2916-M
Annie S. McDowell
Prin. VI $1800
1934
25
1
9
Charles Wintermeyer, B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
VIII
1200
1940
1
5
1
Katherine L. Gunville, A.B.
VII
1300
1938
3
4
1
* Alice J. Story
V
1750
1936
20 3
6
*Margaret Dingwall, B.S.Ed. Katharine A. Dunning, A.B.
III
1400
1937 1
4
2
JOHN ADAMS SCHOOL
16 Church Street, East Weymouth
*Elizabeth True, A.B.
II 1000
1941 4
6
*Helen G. Lebbossiere
I 1700
1931
10
2 9
ATHENS SCHOOL
21 Athens Street, North Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1571-R
Joseph U. Teague
Prin. VI 2000
1922 26
1 3
Dorothy Pearson, A.B., A.M.
IV-V
1300
1939
2
5
2
*Marjorie F. Bently, B.S.Ed.
II-III
1100
1940 1
4
1
Mildred E. Clifford
I-II
1600
1937 8
2
4
BICKNELL SCHOOL
90 Sea St., at Bicknell Square, North Weymouth. Telephone -Wey. 0306
E. Leo Madden
Prin. 3000 1922 19
3
5
*Preston A. DePlacido, A.B.,
Asst. Prin. VIII 1800
1932
9
4
8
*William J. Doyle, A.B.
VIII
1400
1937 4
5
5
*Barbara H. Pray, B.S.Ed.
VIII
1700
1932 9
4
10
Rose M. Leonard, B.S.Ed. Jean T. Lindsay, B.S.Ed.
VII
1200
1940
2 4
1
4
Isabel Tutty, B.S.Ed.
VII
1600
1935
6
4 12
*Marie F. Galvin
VI
1800
1921
20 2
12
*Mignon E. Pray
VI
1800
1927
14 2
11
*Winifred O. Lennon, B.S.Ed.
V
1700
1933
81/2 4
5
Edith M. Mulligan, A.B.
V
1300
1939
3
4
1
Stefani Konrad, B.S.Ed.
IV
1100
1940
1
4
Elizabeth Lesenechal, B.S.Ed.
IV
1100
1940
1
4
*Marjorie Maynard Helen C. Tracy
II-III
1500
1934
7
2
3
* Alice E. Olson, B.S.Ed.
II 1650
1934
7
4
6
*A. Aileen McGrath, B.S.Ed.
I
1650
1934
7
4
4
* Alice M. Murphy
I
1800
1926
,15 2
7
245
III
1750
1929
12
2
8
VII
1100
1940
29
4 11
IV
1800
1912
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary,
January 1, 1942
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
60 Humphrey St., East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1048-W
*Gertrude L. Reid
Prin. $2200
1902
39 2 32
Thomas L. Stetson, B.S.Ed., Asst., Prin.
VII
1400
1937
4
4
1
*Sadie A. Lambe
VI
1600
1934
7
3
3
Elizabeth Egan
VI
1800
1914
42 1
8
4
5
*Mary Reidy, B.S.Ed. Elizabeth A. Groht, B.S.Ed.
IV
1400
1937
4
4
2
*Mary B. Halligan
II
1800
1926
15
2
10
*Alice B. Keohan
I 1800
1927
14
2
9
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
200 Middle St., East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1128-WV
*Ruth M. Reidy
Prin.
III-IV
2050
1912
29 2 11
Rita M. Murphy, B.S.Ed.
VII 1300
1938
3
4
1
* Margaret L. Mitchell
IV-V
1650
1930
11
2
8
Mellissa Chase
II
1800
1909
31
3
14
Florence M. Hawes, B.S.Ed.
I 1000
1941
4
WASHINGTON SCHOOL,
8 School St., at Commercial Square, East Wey. Telephone Wey. 0297-M
*Rosamond E. Cunniff
Prin. V 2150
1920
23 2
15
*Mary A. Fitzsimmons, A.B.
VII
1650
1934
7
4
3
*Esther M. Rydgren
IV
1650
1934
7
4
5
*Helen E. O'Halloran, B.S.Ed. E. Madeline Connell, B.S.Ed.
III
1400
1937
4
4 1
*Ruth B. Sylvester, B.S.Ed. Norma R. Brown, B.S.Ed.
II 1650
1934
7
4
7
I 1800
1931
21 4
12
HUNT SCHOOL
45 Broad St., Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1006
Charles V. Berry, LL.B.
Prin.
3000 1910 33 6 7
Robert H. Hiatt
Asst. Prin. VIII 2200
1926
16
3
14
*Mary E. Lonergan, B.L.I.
VIII
1650 1934
7
4
3
*Dorothea E. Abbott
VII
1700 1932
9
3
5
*Nunzie C. Daniele
VII
1800
1931
10 3
6
5
1
#Marv R. Donahoe, B.S.Ed. Elisabeth T. Tracy
VI
1800
1902
40
2
7
V
1700
1930
11
2
30
*Marie K. Ghiorse Marie G. Keohan, B.S.Ed.
V 1100
1940
1
*Mabelle Claflin
IV
1800
1928
17
4 2
23
3
4
10
*Edward F. Tracy, A.B., A.M.
VII
1650
1935
VI
1300
1939
11
2
11
III
1100
1940
1
4
15
*M. Frances Lebbossiere, A.B.
V
1700
1933
VI 1700
1930
246
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grado
Salary,
January 1, 1942
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College of
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
Marion S. Spencer, B.S.Ed.
IV
1100
1941
1
4
* Margaret Q. Donahue
III
1650
1922
23
2
4
Mary M. Leonard
III
1600
1934
7
3
6
* Martha H. Whittle
II
1700
1926
15
2
4
* Mary B. Harrington, B.S.Ed. Helen F. Galvin
I
1800
1923
18
2
6
Susan M. Tracy
I 1800
1907
34
2
7
CENTER SCHOOL
765 Washington St., at Middle St., East Weymouth.
Telephone, - Weymouth 1271-R
* Marjorie F. Cass, B.S.Ed. 1
Prin I
1200
1940 2
4
1
Malvena E. MacDonnell, B.S.Ed.
II 1000
1941
4
Leona A. Gregory, B.S.Ed.
III-IV
1000
1941
4
PRATT SCHOOL
665 Pleasant St., East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 0297-R
*Mabel E. Roode, B.S.Ed.
Prin. VIII 2200 1926
33
4
4
*Jeannette F. Hawes, B.S.Ed.
VII
1650
1934
7
4
2
*Marie B. Upton, B.S.Ed.
VI 1800
V 1800
1927 14 4
14
*Marion R. Loud, A.B. Kathryn J. Gaughen, A.B. Ruth J. Nolan
IV
1300
1939
3
4
7
2 3
*A. Alberta Richmond
II
1600
1931
10
2
2
Marion S. Spencer, B.S.Ed.
IV
1100
1941
1
4
SHAW SCHOOL
570 Main St., South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1048-M
Ralph B. Stewart, B.S.Ed.
Prin. VIII
1500
1937 4
4
1
Mary F. Toomey, A.B., A.M.
VI-VII
1200
1941
1
5
Doris A. Upton, B.S.Ed.
V 1400
1937
4
4
Ethel M. Hiatt
III-IV 1800 1915 30 2
7
Josephine M. Lindsay, B.S.Ed.
I-II 1300 1938 3
4
EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
851 Main St., South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1327
*Daniel A. Johnson, Jr., B.S.Ed.
*Meredith G. Bragg, B.S.Ed.
VIII
1200 1940
2
4
7
*Ruth L. Calen, B.S.Ed. Lucille D. Trenear, B.S.Ed.
VII
1400 1937
4
4
6
VI-VIII
1100 1941
1 4 .
Patricia A. Lyons, B.S.Ed.
VI 1000 1941
4
1
4
II
1100
1940
1929
12 4
III
1500
1934
Prin. 1900 1934 7
4
247
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary,
January 1, 1942
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
*Marjorie R. Candy, B.S.Ed.
V $1400
1937
4 4
1
Muriel E. Doble, B.S.Ed.
IV-V
1000
1941
4
*Helen M. King
IV
1800
1928
13
3
10
Winifred L. Conant
III
1800
1923
20
13
Phyllis S. Pray, B.S.Ed.
II
1000
1941
4
Cecilia A. McDonald, B.S.Ed.
II
1100
1941
1
4
*Helena H. Loughan, B.S.Ed.
I
1300
1938
3
4
L. May Chessman
I
1800
1900
41
2
21
POND SCHOOL
off 245 Pond St., South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1128-M
*Alice E. Fulton, B.S.Ed.
Prin.
VIII
2050 1921 20 5 10
*Nellie G. Beaton, B.S.Ed.
VII
1400
1937
4
4
15
Rita I. Fitzgerald, B.S.Ed.
VI
1000
1941
4
Esther R. Visco
V
1700
1927
14
2
6
Barbara L. Cleaves
IV
Substitute
7
3
3
Charlotte M. Clark
III
1000
1941
4
*Josephine E. Ray
II
1750
1931
12
· 2
15
*Dorothy M. Fitzpatrick
I 1600
1931
10
2
1
SUPERVISORS
*Harry Arlanson, B.S., Ed.M. Director of Physical Education
3500
1935
91/2 5 2
Harriet S. Berry, Domestic Arts
1200
1938
3
31/2 4
Sarah E. Brassill, Clubs & Gardens
2000
1916
44
2
Vera B. Freeman, Asst. Art
1500
1934
8
4
22
A. Edward Haviland, B.S.Ed., Manual Arts
1700
1938
3
4
2
15
John M. Lyons, Asst. Music
1800
1935
7
4
3
Anna A. MacDavitt, R. N., Nurse
2000
1922
19
4
3
8
Flora H. McGrath, B.S. Ed., Ed.M, Director of Courses of Study
2500
1928
14
6
8
7
Vance W. Monroe, Music
2500
1928
16
6
Marion E. Ray, Asst. Art
2000
1929
13
5
22
*These teachers have taken courses during the year 1941.
248
JANITORS
HIGH SCHOOL
Beatrice Bates (Mrs.), 93 Pearl Street, North Weymouth
Harry W. Caldwell, 335 North Street, North Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 2339-W
Carleton M. Perry, 129 Chard Street, East Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0558-M
Edward C. Pottle, 15 Lochmere Ave., North Weymouth Telephone- Weymouth 0912-R
Frank Puopolo, 57 Middle Street, East Weymouth
Charles E. Shaw*, 1138 Commercial Street, East Weymouth
JUNIOR ANNEX
M. Ward Holbrook, 742 Main Street, South Weymouth
ADAMS SCHOOLS
Edwin R. Farren, 23 Farren Road, East Weymouth Telephone- Weymouth 1053-R
ATHENS SCHOOL
Allan L. Kinsley, 99 North Street, North Weymouth
BICKNELL SCHOOL
Edward J. Gill, 2 Newton Court, North Weymouth
Warren E. Miller, 16 Howard Street, North Weymouth
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
Wallace W. Rodgerson, 25 off Lake Street, East Weymouth Telephone- Weymouth 1964-M
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Irving S. Newcomb, 103 Chard Street, East Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 1032
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
John H. Connell, 44 Iron Hill Street, East Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 1111-W
HUNT SCHOOL
Edward R. Corridan, 1077 Front Street, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 2417-R John M. Sullivan, 4 Stetson Street, Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 1426-J
CENTER SCHOOL
H. Calvin Blenis, 1067 Front Street, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 2680-J
PRATT SCHOOL
Herbert T. MacFawn, 731 Pleasant Street, East Weymouth
SHAW SCHOOL
Frederick J. Blanchard, 31 Highland Place, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 1207-M
*5 months for the School Department; balance for the Town Offices.
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EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
Winfield B. Baker, 27 Tower Avenue, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0652-W
H. Calvin Blenis, 1067 Front Street, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 2680-J
POND SCHOOL
Irving S. Warner, 40 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0539-R
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
HIGH, ADAMS, ATHENS AND BICKNELL SCHOOLS Wallace H. Drake, M.D., 88 Sea Street, North Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0450
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL AND JUNIOR ANNEX J. Herbert Libby, M.D., 707 Broad Street, East Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0216
JEFFERSON AND WASHINGTON SCHOOLS Harris E. Bowmar, M.D., 665 Broad Street, East Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0034
HUNT AND CENTER SCHOOLS Lewis W. Pease, M.D., 135 Webb Street, Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0611
PRATT AND SHAW SCHOOLS Daniel J. Bailey, M.D., 165 Washington Street, Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 0162-R
EDWARD B. NEVIN AND POND SCHOOLS Robert R. Ryan, M.D., 32 Union Street, South Weymouth Telephone-Weymouth 1380
250
STATISTICS TAKEN FROM THE REGISTERS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 19, 1941
Ward and School
Grade
Boys
Girls
Number Enrolled
Aggregate
Attendance
Average
Attendance
Total Membership
Average
Membership
Per Cent.
Attendance
Total Days
Number Days
Absence
Number Cases
Tardiness
Dismissal
No. Cases Truancy
WARD I Adams
VIII
16
16
32
5,215
28.68
32
30.39
94.37
181.5
306
34
7
0
VII
17
13
30
5,161
28.39
32
30.12
94.26
181.5
308.5
31
12
C
VI
17
19
36
6,226
34.25
41
36.26
94.46
181.5
360.5
20
16
₹
20
19
39
6,631
36,56
42
39.14
93.41
181
455
36
14
1
IV
20
22
42
6,216
34,83
44
37.07
93.97
178
386.5
23
13
0
III
22
15
37
5,912.5
33.29
42
36.34
91.61
176
489
25
13
1
II
21
14
35
5,346
29.70
39
32.67
90.91
179.5
528.5
23
3
0
1
23
20
43
6,256.5
35.01
49
39.40
88.86
177.5
732
17
N
0
Total
156
138
294
46,964
260.71
321
281.39
92.65
3,566
209
80
2
Athens
VI
10
17
27
4,592.5
25.26
29
26.88
93.97
181.5
286
+
5
0
V
10
12
22
3,367
18.50
23
19.79
93.39
181.5
230
15
9
0
III-IV
2
19
40
6,565.5
35.01
43
38.36
93.87
181.5
397
18
4
5
I-II
2
2
42
6.821.5
37.59
46
41.10
91.48
181.5
641
36
3
0
Total
62
69
131
21,346.5
117.36
141
126.13
93.05
1,554
73
21
5
Bicknell
VIII
0
17
26
4,158.5
22.91
26
24.36
94.07
181.5
259
32
0
0
VIII
13
13
26
4,502.5
24.83
28
26.05
95.31
181.5
221
22
15
0
VIII
10
13
23
4,344
23.92
27
25.15
95.11
181.5
216.5
V
15
0)
VII
15
15
30
5,088
28,20
31
30.17
93.47
180
338.5
20
10
0
VII
17
14
31
5,040
27.77
32
29.35
94.60
181.5
285
40
12
0
VII
16
16
32
5,401
29.65
35
31.48
94.20
181.5
313.5
16
4
0
VI
18
5
28
4,749
26.15
31
28.44
91.95
181.5
414.5
15
8
0
Number Cases
251
252
Ward and School
Grade
Boys
Girls
Number Enrolled
Aggregate
Attendance
Average
Attendance
Total Membership
Average
Membership
Per Cent.
Attendance
Total Days
Number Days
Absence
Tardiness
Dismissal
No. Cases Truancy
VI
13
16
29
5,100.5
28.09
31
29.37
95.64
181.5
228.5
2
5
0
V
17
14
31
5,004.5
27.41
32
28.87
94.94
181.5
239
17
24
0
V
18
11
29
5,017
27.63
29
28.95
95.45
181.5
236.5
46
13
0
IV
16
14
30
4,860
26.75
35
28.38
94.26
181.5
282.5
21
7
0
IV
1
22
10
32
5,245.5
28.88
34
30.75
93.91
181.5
334
13
8
III
19
18
37
6,180
34.02
40
36.11
94.22
181.5
374
18
10
0
II-III
17
11
28
4,723.5
25.95
33
28.18
92.08
181.5
392.5
15
4
0
II
18
14
32
5,252.5
28.86
35
31.11
92.77
181.5
400
53
8
I
6
15
21
3,165
17.72
26
19.89
89.11
176.5
350.5
8
0
0
I
10
12
22
3,351
18.69
24
20.80
89.85
178.5
366
9
3
0
Total
254
233
487
81,182.5
447.43
529
477.41
93.72
5,251.5 354 155
0
Total Ward I
472
440
912 149,493.
825.50
991
884.93
93.28
10,371.5 636 256
7
WARD II
James Humphrey
VII
18
11
29
4,672.5
25.73
29
27.06
95.05
181.5
241.5
44
37
2
VI
8
15
23
3,654.5
20.13
25
20.70
97.28
181.5
102.5
5
7
0
VI
16
15
31
5,314.5
29.28
31
30.35
96.49
181.5
193.5
31
13
0
V
14
12
26
4,237
23.31
26
24.30
95.94
181.5
174
10
8
0
IV
14
16
30
5,147
28.31
31
29.52
95.91
181.5
214
15
17
0
III
18
14
32
5,307.5
29.18
33
30.79
94.77
181.5
283.5
83
8
0
II
16
10
26
4,032.5
22.10
27
23.58
93.73
181.5
259.5
22
9
I
22
12
34
5,377.5
29.73
36
32.07
92.69
181
422.5
16
4
0
126
105
231
37,743.
207.77
238
218.37
95.15
1,891
226
103
2
Total
/
Number Cases
Number Cases
Jefferson
VII V
15
11
26
4,037.5
22.23
27
23.44
94.84
181.5
216
14
7
0
13
1
24
4,162.5
22.93
25
23.53
97.45
181.5
106.5
8
4
0
III-IV
10
16
26
4,330
23.88
26
24.87
96.02
181.5
180.5
1
0
II-III
20
13
33
5,587.5
30.79
36
32.11
95.89
181.5
238
3
()
0
I
14
13
27
4,629.5
25.52
29
27.37
93.24
181.5
335
3
5
0
Total
72
64
136
22,747.
125.35
143
131.32
95.45
1,076
29
16
0
Junior Annex
VIII
14
16
30
5,353
29.57
31
30.68
96.38
181
200
22
29
0
VIII
13
18
31
5,367
29.65
32
31.62
93.77
181
357
57
12
2
VIII
15
16
31
4,963
27.42
31
29.87
91.80
181
443
154
4
3
Junior Manual Arts
19
5
24
3,689
20.49
28
22.95
89.28
180
442
49
16
0
Junior Manual Arts
17
7
24
3,373
18.74
26
20.99
89.28
180
405
89
10
0
Total
78
62
140
22,745
125.87
148
136.11
92.48
1,847
371
71
5
Washington
VII
13
13
26
4,688.5
25.79
28
27.11
95.13
181.5
235
10
16
3
VI
16
16
32
5,545
30.55
33
32.08
95.23
181.5
276.5
9
22
1
V
12
20
32
5,685.5
31.33
34
33.00
94.94
181.5
287
4
4
0
IV
16
15
31
5,386
29.62
33
31.34
94.51
181.5
306.5
9
11
0
III
18
13
31
5,217
28.84
33
31.15
92.58
180.5
406
5
8
0
II
15
17
32
4,997.5
27.92
36
30.58
91.30
178.5
456
23
12
0
I
16
18
34
5,140.5
28.48
37
32.03
88.92
179.5
611
7
19
0
Total
106
112
218
36,660
202.53
234
217.29
93.21
2,578
67
92
4
Total Ward II
382
343
725
119,895
661.52
763
703.09
94.09
7,392
693
282
11
.
253
254
Ward and School
Grade
Boys
Girls
Number Enrolled
Aggregate
Attendance
Average
Attendance
Total Membership
Average
Membership
Per Cent.
Attendance
Total Days
Number Days
Absence
Number Cases
Tardiness
Dismissal
No. Cases Truancy
WARD III
Hunt
VIII
19
15
34
5,916.5
32.60
34
33.71
96.71
181.5
199.5
1
4
0
VIII
23
14
37
6,516.5
36.04
41
38.83
92.83
180.5
492
95
14
3
VII
19
11
30
5,064
27.86
30
29.56
94.25
181.5
301.5
29
13
0
VII
14
16
30
5,110.5
28.13
30
29.40
95.68
181.5
226
V
18
0
VII
=
11
22
3,824.5
21.03
24
22.80
92.24
181.5
315
17
12
0
VI
24
21
45
7,546
41.69
45
44.58
93.52
180.5
502.5
34
40
0
VI
21
18
39
6,772
37.27
42
39.76
93.74
181.5
441
15
24
0
V
14
18
32
5,328
29.30
32
31.06
94.33
181.5
310
31
15
U
V
17
14
31
5,316.5
28.62
33
32.11
89.13
181.5
633
49
20
0
IV
17
14
31
4,565
25.16
32
27.71
90.80
181
450
V
8
2
IV
13
16
29
4,648.5
25.56
32
28.00
91.29
181.5
431
24
17
0
III
21
17
38
6,062
33.30
38
35.81
92.99
181.5
447
=
0
0
III
20
16
36
6,050.5
33.47
38
35.15
95.22
181.5
364
16
17
0)
II
12
11
23
3,852
21.25
25
23.35
91.01
180.5
367.5
13
10
1
II
=
14
25
4,218.5
23.23
26
24.89
93.33
181.5
298.5
3
N
I
16
10
26
4,416.5
24.29
29
26.10
93.07
181.5
316
19
5
0
I
15
=
26
4,149.5
22.88
29
24.88
91.96
181.5
359
21
4
C
Total
287
247
534
89,357
491.68
560
527.70
93.17
6,453.5 392 232
6
WARD IV Pratt
VIII
15
21
36
5,916.5
32.76
37
35.47
92.36
180
472.5
76
15
0
VII
14
15
29
4,424
24.49
30
26.93
90.94
180
426
80
38
3
VI
19
14
33
5,268
29.12
36
31.27
93.13
180.5
356.5
44
13
1
Number Cases
V
25
19
44
7,021.5
38.80
46
41.53
93.42
180.5
486.5
16
13
0
IV
13
15
28
4,677
25.75
28
26.47
97.28
181.5
235.5
11
0
0
III
22
18
40
5,992.5
33.12
41
35.99
92.03
180.5
500
28
11
1
II
21
13
34
5,246
29.12
34
34.90
83.44
179.5
480.5
83
8
U
I
15
20
35
5,646.5
31.22
39
34.23
91.21
180.5
538.5
18
4
()
144
135
279
44,192
244.38
391
266.79
91.60
3,496
356
108
5
Shaw
VII-VIII
26
8
34
5,359.5
29.85
36
31.61
94.43
179.5
314.5
4
3
1
VI-VII
14
20
34
5,496
30.90
34
33.16
93.38
177.5
389.5
89
29
U
IV-V
15
16
31
5,098
28.24
33
30 21
93.48
180.5
355.5
19
4
0
III-IV
16
13
29
4,623
25.75
30
27.32
94.27
179.5
281
38
22
U
I-II
22
9
31
5,654
30.22
36
33.24
90.91
180.5
545
5
0
0
Total
93
66
159
26,230.5
145.02
169
155.54
93.24
1,885.5
155
58
1
Center
III-IV
10
18
28
4,662.5
25.61
35
27.29
93.84
181.5
301
32
0
I-II
24
19
43
6,129
34.85
47
38.45
90.64
173.5
545
52
3
0
Total
34
37
71
10,791.5
60.46
82
65.74
91.97
846
84
3
U
Total Ward IV
271
238
509
81,214
449.86
542
488.07
92.17
6,227.5 595 169
6
WARD V
Edward B. Nevin
VIII
21
24
45
7,723
42.55
45
45.00
94.55
181.5
327.5
80. 17
1
VII
27
18
45
7,842.5
43.20
47
45.58
94.79
181.5
417.5
39
6
0
VI
20
19
39
6,455.5
35.76
39
37.71
94.82
180.5
327.5
66
7
0
IV-VI
18
14
32
5,580
30.74
34
32.80
93.73
181.5
311.5
40
6
U
V
23
19
42
7,299
40 21
48
42.78
94.01
181.5
356.5
81
7
0
IV
15
21
36
6,256
34.65
40
35 98
93.72
180.5
369
81
6
0
III
21
17
38
6,190.5
34 29
40
37.55
91.33
180.5
495.5
25
0
II-III
18
15
33
5,359
29.68
35
32.63
90 97
180.5
467.5
57
13
0
II
22
14
36
5,509.5
30 60
38
34.01
90 00
180
492.5
67
4
I
15
17
32
5,111.5
28.47
39
33.39
85.28
179.5
663
91
4
0
I
20
11
31
5,515.5
30 38
36
33.98
89.44
181.5
518
14
2
0
Total
220
189
409
68,842.
380.53
442
412.41
92.27
4,746
641
77
1
-
5
.
Total
255
256
I
10
10
20
3,722.5
20.51
26
21.87
93.77
181.5
247.5
32
5
0
Total
95
82
177
30,342.5
167.17
194
177.24
94.32
1,826.5 162
72
3
Total Ward V
315
271
586
99,184.5
547.70
636
589.65
92.88
6,572.5 803
149
4
Ward I
472
440
912
149,493
825.50
991
884.93
93.28
10,371.5
636
256
7
Ward II
382
343
725
119,895
661.52
763
703.09
94.09
7,392
693
282
11
Ward III
287
247
534
89,357
491.68
560
527.70
93.17
6,453.5 392
232
6
Ward IV
271
238
509
81,214
449.86
5:42
488.07
92.17
6,227.5
595
169
6
Ward V
315
271
586
99,184.5
547.70
636
589.65
92.88
6,572.5
803
149
4
Elementary Total
1,727 1,539
3,266
539,143.5
2,976.26
3,492 3,193.44
93.20
37,017 3,119 1,088
34
High School
674
815 1,489
236.543
1,299.69
1,517 1,421.39
91.44
182
22,150 4,177 1,821
Vocational School
202
202
29,923
164.41
222
177.99
92.37
183
2,471
693
438
Grand Total
2,603 2,354 4,957
805,609.5
4,440.36
5,231 4,792.82
92.65
61,638 7,989 3,347
No. Cases Truancy
Pond
VIII
10
14
24
4,013
22.11
25
23.32
94.81
181.5
219.5
18
21
0
VII
8
13
21
3,602.5
19.85
21
20.99
94.57
181.5
207
21
25
0
VI
13
5
18
3,174.5
17.49
19
18.18
96.21
181.5
125.5
11.
2
0
V
14
8
22
3,456.5
19.04
23
19.95
95.46
181.5
164.5
15
3
0
IV
10
14
24
4,091.5
22.54
28
24.30
92.77
181.5
319
19
6
1
III
19
12
31
5,297.5
29.19
33
30.69
95.12
181.5
272
26
4
1
II
11
6
17
2,984.5
16.44
19
17.94
91.66
181.5
271.5
20
6
1
Ward and School
Grade
Boys
Girls
Number Enrolled
Aggregate
Attendance
Average
Attendance
Total Membership
Average
Membership
Per Cent.
Attendance
Total Days
Number Days
Absence
Number Cases
Tardiness
Number Cases
Dismissal
·
SCHOOL POPULATION
As of close of school in June:
Enrollment
High
Elementary
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