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The above table does not include the scholars in the Even- ing Schools.
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SECRETARY'S REPORT.
ABSENCE AND TARDINESS.
It is gratifying to find that the rate of tardiness has been still further reduced during the last year. The improvement in four years has been remarkable, that is, if the result exhib- ited by the figures represent the improvement in punctuality wholly, and not unauthorised management on the part of teachers to reduce the number of tardinesses reported.
The rate of absences has been increased but not as much as would have been expected from the influence of the Small Pox panic during the spring months. Had it not been for this cause there would have been a marked improvement shown, judging by the constant attendance exhibited during the last term of the year.
YEARS.
Average number belonging.
No. of cases of Absence.
Average to each Scholar.
No. of cases of Tardiness.
Average to each Scholar.
1867
5343
189,225
35.6
30,727
5.7
1868
5874
225,284
38.5
29,457
5.0
1869
6097
195,159
32.0
27,422
4.5
1870
6385
216,096
33.7
25,710
4.0
In the above table the scholars in the evening schools are not included.
The absence of those scholars who are out of school for two weeks or more at one time is not included in the table, as their names are stricken from the registers, and the absence not counted from the time they left until they return.
The reports of cases of tardiness, it is found, are not as valuable as they might be, and do not show as accurately as they should the comparative punctuality in the different schools. For instance, one teacher requires every scholar to be in his seat at the hour for the school to commence, and he is marked tardy if he is not, even if he is in the dressing-room at the time. Another teacher, in the same building, perhaps, will wait until five minutes past the hour, then have outside monitors to go into the yard, look up and down the street and hurry in the laggards, (made laggards by this very manage- ment,) and then, after all that can be, are driven in and se- cured, the roll is called ; by that time it is ten or fifteen min- utes past the time for the exercises to commence.
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98
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
We have heard it stated that some teachers would keep scholars after school for tardiness and not report them as having been tardy. We hope this is not true. We trust no teacher would thus deliberately evade her plain duty, in order to make a better show in her report than her associates.
I am authorised by the Superintendent to lay down this rule to be followed by teachers.
At precisely the hour assigned for commencing school, the door of the school room and dressing-room shall be closed, and all who enter after that time shall be reported as tardy- except such scholars as have the written permission from the Superintendent of Schools to enter at a later hour. No record of tardiness made as above directed shall be canceled, but must be returned in the term report.
Only by following this or some other definite rule, univer- sally, can any approach be made to that uniformity necessary, in order to compare one school with another, and find out where the evil does really exist to such an extent, as to de- mand unusual remedies.
Under a practice such as has existed or been allowed, for each teacher to make his or her own rule, and adopt methods of annulling or canceling, teachers might be induced to go to one of their number whose reports show but few cases of tardiness, to learn how he or she had been able to obtain such a degree of punctuality of attendance, and learn, not how to secure that desirable result, but simply how to cheat in their reports. The object in these returns is not to make a good show on paper, but to obtain good results in the school.
TABLE
Showing the Public Schools of the City, their Grade, the Teachers em- ployed January 1st., 1870, and their respective Salaries.
SCHOOLS.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
SAL'Y.
Walnut St.,
English and classical A. H. Davis,
$2300
High School,
Rosewell Parish,
2000
B. S. Ladd,
1200
H. G. Creamer,
1000
Florence V. Beane,
800
Ann C. Stewart,
800
M. A. Parkhurst,
700
M. E. Wilder,
600
Thomas St.,
1st. Grammar,
E. J. Comins,
1700
Woodland st.,
Dix st.,
66
H. M. Harrington, 1700
Lamartine st.,
C. C. Foster,
1700
Thomas st.,
2nd. 66
H. G. Waite.
575
Dix st.,
66
V. E. Hapgood,
575
Sycamore st.,
66
A. S. Dunton,
575
Providence st.,
66
Mary F. Reed,
575
New Worcester,
C. H. Munger,
575
Lamartine st.,
M. E. Eastman,
575
Woodland st.,
66
M. F. Wentworth,
575
Quinsigamond,
Myra J. Wetmore,
575
Thomas st.,
3rd.
66
Mary H. Warren,
575
Dix st.,
E. M. Aldrich,
575
Elm st.,
Emma Brown,
575
Sycamore st.,
Carrie A. George.
575
Salem st.,
M. S. Fitch,
575
Providence st.,
Joanna F. Smith,
575
East Worcester,
66
Mary A. Harrington,
575
Thomas st., 66 66
66
Sarah L. Phillips,
575
Dix st ,
Ellen Merrick,
575
Sycamore st.,
66
Lizzie Graham,
575
Lamartine st.,
66
Mary A. Smith,
575
Ledge st.,
66
Maria P. Cole,
575
Union Hill,
E. G. Wheeler,
575
East Worcester,
Laura L. Newton,
575
New Worcester,
S. Lizzie Carter,
575
Woodland st.,
66
M. M. Lawton, 575
Thomas st.,
Ist. Secondary,
E. H. Coe,
550
66
Ann C. Wyman,
500
A. A. Hunt,
1700
Ledge st.,
Samuel E. Fitz, 1700
A. E. McCambridge, C. V. Bowers,
575
So.
575
66
4th.
66
100
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
SCHOOLS.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
SAL'Y.
Summer st.,
1st. Secondary,
T. S. Nichols,
550
Dix st.,
Kate A. Meade,
550
Pleasant st.,
Carrie E. Gilbert,
550
Woodland st,.
6.
Jennie E. Howard,
550
Sycamore st.,
66
Carrie R. Clements,
550
Salem st.,
Rebecca Barnard,
550
Ash st.,
66
C. N. Follett,
550
Lamartine st.,
N. L. Moore,
550
Ledge st.,
66
Helen M. Harlow,
550
Providence st.,
66
L. L. King,
550
East Worcester,
66
H. Hathaway,
550
Front st.,
E. J. Wallace,
550
Quinsigamond,
A. C. Perry,
550
So. Worcester,
S. A. Bigelow, 550
Edgeworth,
E. A. Rounds,
550
Thomas st.,
2nd.
A. F. Knowles,
550
Dix st.,
66
A. H. Barnes,
550
Woodland st.,
L. M. Allen.
550
Pleasant st.,
66
M. E. Bothwell,
550
Sycamore st.,
J. A. Green,
550
Lamartine st.,
Matilda Parker.
550
East Worcester,
Annie Brown,
550
66
66
T. S. Darling,
550
New
Mary A. Slater,
550
So.
66
E. M. Boyden,
550
Temple st.,
66
M. M. Geary,
550
Thomas st.,
Primary,
Mary T. Gale,
500
Mason st.,
Julia M. Mentin,
500
Summer st.,
E. G. Chenery,
500
Woodland st.,
L. E. Goodwin,
500
Dix st.,
Training,
Rebecca Jones,
1200
66 66
66
E. E. Daniels,
500
Ella J. H. Knight,
500
Pleasant st.,
66
J. A. Hunt,
.500
Sycamore st.,
Primary,
S. W. Clements,
500
Salem st.,
66
E. J. Claflin,
500
Front st.,
M. O. Whitmore,
500
Ash st., 66
E. G. Cutler,
500
Providence st.,
66
M. J. Morse,
500
Lamartine st.,
60
L. A. Dawson,
500
East Worcester,
E. M. McFarland, 500
Union Hill,
A. A Welles,
500
66
Emma J. Houghton, 500
Mary J. Mack,
500
66
A. E. Rockwood,
550
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
101
SCHOOLS.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
SAL'Y.
Adriatic,
Primary,
M. T. Wyman,
500
New Worcester,
M. E. A. Tirrill, 500
Ledge st.,
E. F. Prentice, 500
So. Worcester,
66
A. E. Hall,
500
Quinsigamond,
L. E. Perry,
500
Edgeworth,
66
Sarah M. Brigham,
500
Thomas st.,
Intermediate Prim'y, Susie G. Gale,
500
Summer st.,
E. M. Gates,
500
Sycamore st.,
E. F. Marsh.
500
Front st ,
66
M. E. Benton.
500
Ash st.,
H. M. Shattuck,
500
Lamartine st.,
M. E. Kavanaugh,
500
Providence st.,
S. J. Newton,
500
East Worcester,
C. E. Putnam,
500
Edgeworth,
Pleasant st.,
S. A. Harrington, 500
Ledge st.
E. M. Rice,
500
So. Worcester,
S. Lizzie Coes,
500
Thomas st.,
Sub-Primary,
A. M. Phillips,
500
Summer st.,
I. C· Upton,
500
Pleasant st.,
Emily P. Halstead,
500
Mason st.,
M. E. Pease,
500
Woodland st.,
M. J. Melanefy,
500
Sycamore st.,
N. C. Thomas,
500
Salem st.,
H. A. Harrington,
500
Front st.,
Abby Pratt,
500
Lamartine st.,
Eliza A. Cook,
500
Esther B. Smith,
500
Ledge st.,
M. E. D. King,
500
East Worcester,
Mattie A. Collins,
500
Ash st.,
A. J. Reed,
500
Adriatic,
M. E. Trask,
500
Edgeworth,
Hattie W. Bliss,
500
So. Worcester,
66
M. L. Norcross. 500
500
Orange st.,
Geo. A. Adams.
1700
P. E. King,
600
Northville,
Suburban,
Nellie E. Ames, 500
Tatnuck,
Susan N. Forbes, 500
Valley Falls,
Mary J. Davis, 500
Leesville,
Ella J. Pratt,
500
66
H. A. Smith,
450
A. M. Chapen. 500
Providence st.,
66
E. E. Towne,
Boys' Ungraded, Girls' 66
Eliza J. Day,
450
Aloysia Radcliffe,
450
S. M. Buttrick, 500
102
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
SCHOOLS.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
SAL'Y.
Blithewood,
Suburban,
Joseph'e P. Raymond,
400
Pond,
II. M. Johnson,
500
Adams sq.,
L. M. Harrington,
575
Burncoat,
Sarah M. Maynard,
400
North Pond,
66
E. S. R. Kendrick,
500
Chamberlin,
66
Clara Manley,
575
Music,
E. S. Nason,
1500
TABLE,
Showing the number of Schools, Teachers and Scholars, and the amount expended for the same from 1850 to 1870.
Year.
Schools.
Teachers.
Scholars.
Expense.
Cost per Scholar.
Expended for School Houses,
1850
35
55
2084
$19,009.11
$ 8.55
$12,282.57
1851
31
55
2037
14,007.65
6.87
11,785.91
1852
31
55
*
19,070.00
4,442.56
1853
33
60
1976
21,162.55
10.71
1854
35
60
2251
24,505.62
10.81
9,634.26
1855
49
69
2564
29,915.59
11.24
9,813.41
1856
49
67
2520
29,992.00
11.90
2,053.47
1857
55
70
2815
32,280.00
11.82
4,100.00
1858
54
70
2919
30,504.09
10.45
4,346.49
1859
56
71
+3824
35,370.98
9.25
7,915.76
1860
59
76
3983
33,497.00
8.41
1861
60
80
4023
33,771.00
8.39
9,963.74
1862
62
83
4198
34,581.00
8.28
4,500.00
1863
67
91
4418
36,383.00
8.23
19,191.34
1864
72
93
4537
46,210.00
10.18
1865
76
94
4720
51,712.00
10.95
15,844.27
1866
84
103
4880
71,101.04
12.64
26,443.66
1867
96
115
5496
75,859.12
13.80
35,043.64
1868
109
124
6112
86,424.52
14.14
47,482.00
1869
116
138
6322
97,651.82
15.44
101,351.87
1870
128
149
6657
į120,438.60
138,997.09
*There is no record of the number of scholars in the schools for this year.
fPrior to 1859, the average membership of the schools is unknown, and the cost per scholar is reckoned on the average attendance. Since 1859, the cost per scholar is reckoned on the av- erage membership for the year, which accounts for the apparent large increase in the number of scholars, and the apparent decrease of the cost per scholar for the few succeeding years.
The increased cost per scholar for the last few years, is accounted for by the large increase in the salaries of the teachers, as well as the increased cost of everything pertaining to the expen- ditures of the department.
In 1850, assistant teachers in the Primary Schools received salaries of $150 each; they now re- ceive $500. The highest salary paid female teachers in Grammar Schools at that time was $350; at present they receive $575.
As late as 1860, the salaries of female teachers ranged from $250 to $350; they now range from $500 to $600, not including the female teachers in the High School, who receive as high as $1000, and we have lost several excellent teachers for the reason that they could command better pay elsewhere.
But large as this increase is, it is equalled by the great increase in the salaries of other city officers, and the expense of the supervision of the other departments.
#This amount includes the cost of permanent improvements in Old Houses.
The number of scholars given is the number belonging at the end of the school year.
The average for the year, although larger than for the year previous, was very materially re- duced in consequence of the fear of the small pox contagion. This fact also increases the aver- age cost per scholar.
Location.
Material.
Stories.
Size.
rooms.
Number of school
Estimated Value.
Sq. feet.
Size of Lots.
per foot.
Amount.
Total value of
Walnut st., Thomas st., Dix st.,
Brick
3
50 x 75
7
$18.000
31,672
$1 50 $47,508
66
3
75 x 56 10
2
96 x 60 10
66
2
75 x 52
8
25,000
12,625
50
6.312
31,312
Sycamore st.,
66
4
62 x 50
8
8
New. Good,
13,500
17,200
1 00
17,200
30,700
Pleasant st.,
..
3
52 × 50
5
4
6
Fair,
13,500
13,400
25
6,312
17.022 19,812 22.537
East Worcester,
3
62 × 50
Good,
18.000
18,150
25
4,537
8,624
Summer st ..
Wood
2
51 × 48 1
1
100
1,517
50
758
858
Front st.,
Brick
2
67 x 31
4
Fair, Good,
6,000
13,200
12
1,584
6,000 7,584
Mason st ..
66
2
50 x 30, 2
New,
7.500
7,188
10
2,500
6,100
Adriatic st .
Wood
2 45 × 30|
2
4
Good, ..
10,000 23,000
34,500
05
1,725
24.725
Quinsigamond,
2
75 x 32|
6
6
22,000
29 184
08
2,335
24,335
South Worcester,
Wood ..
1
25 × 30
1
300
5.050
600
6,600
Northville,
Brick Wood
2
38 x 28
Fair,
2,000
11,000
10
1,100
3,100
Blithewood,
Brick ..
2
143 x 32
2
1
1
1
1
4
17,000
30,760
06
1,850
18,850
Edgeworth st.,
96 x 60
8
27,000
40,000
15
6,000
33.000
do.
Woodland st., Ledge st ..
96 x 60 10
32,500
40,670
20
8.132
40.632 do.
do,
Belmont st ..
6.
130x 87,10
90,000
497,600 183,603
722,757
Occupied for High School.
Hall full size of building in French roof. Two 1.'s 52 x 21 feet.
and School House Lots belonging to the School Department.
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Table showing the location, description, size and value of the School Houses,
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
L 51 x 33. Hall in French Roof. L 40 x 33. Hall in French Roof.
Hall in French Roof. do.
For High School.
"Walnut st.,
1122223 1 1 2 3
90 x 62 8
Unfinished
20.000
31,440
16
6,000
90,000
..
2
152 x 30 2
Poor,
5,000
9,060
40
3,624
12,150
3,000
18,300
50
9,150
37,400
Providence st.,
6.
96 × 60
Fair, Good, New, Good, ..
20,000
58.000
30
15
4,050
HIall full size of building in French roof. 30.050
Salem st.,
2
62 x 50
3 59 x 51
6
1
Poor,
500
4,988
200
700 375
Valley Falls, Leesville,
1
73 × 30
2
2
1
Good,
1,500
1 acre
14,000
300
3.300
6 .
5,000
11,500
300
5,300
Chamberlin,
Wood
1
38 x 22
1,200
1 acre
100
1,300
North Pond, Burncoat Plain,
Brick
31 × 28
2.500
21,500
150
2,650
2,800
22.360
300
3,100
Adams Square,
40 x 32
Fair, New, ..
1,600
20,300
200
1,800
1
40 x
32
Good,
6,000
34,875
Union Hill,
100
1,600
Pond District, Tatnuck,
1 1
32 x 40
1
3,000
14,900
15
2,235
12,235
New Worcester,
Brick ..
75 x 32
1
28 x 22|
75
11,094
Orange st ..
2 44 × 301
2
32.500
25,000 24,000
75
18,750
15
3,600
$49,672 38,750 36,200
20,000
12,000
12,555
40
5,022
Ash st.,
26,000
27.000
Estimated Value
House and Lot.
Remarks.
Old buiding not occupied. Stands on the Old Common.
1 22 x 22
6,000
3,600
25,000
3,594
2 50 x 36
36 × 28
62 x 50
26,000
17,400
Lamartine st.,
Condition.
OTHER SCHOOL PROPERTY.
3185 Single School Desks,
$11,147
Brought forward, $31,870
1560 Double "
6,240 1550 Chalk Erasers,
225
1294 School Chairs,
647 75 Globes,
375
700 Teachers' and Common Chairs,
575 3500 Slates,
250
132 Tables,
1000 65 Numeral Frames,
80
52 Desks,
2080
110 Crickets,
15
135 Clocks,
1350
75 Table Covers, Stationery,
25
34 Miller's Coal
900
25 Sets Mason's Musical Charts,
125
50 Wood €6
300
500 Vols. Library, High School, 750
200
36 Stove Kettles,
15
Philosophical and other apparatus at High School,
3500
20 Pairs Tongs,
10
17 Pianos in School,
4500
15 Coal Sieves,
4
1 Melodeon,
40
1 " Screen,
8 200 Settees,
1050
150 Gross Crayons,
24 3310 Text Books in office, in hands of 60 Teachers and Poor Scholars,
1097
47 Ink Jugs,
25
85 Qua. Dictionaries,
400
65 " Fillers,
30 45 Aca. 66
60
135 " Stands
35
75 School
30
150 Brooms,
40
50 Gazetteers, 5 Manuals Penmanship,
25
300 Dust Brushes,
75
155 Object Lessons,
155
140 " Pans,
35
1 Book Case, Secretary's Room,
75
145 Water Pails,
25
1 16 66
35
350 Dippers,
30
1
66 Sup't's
66
25
210 Yds. Crash,
50 1 Desk
35
150 Door Mats, 3 x 3
225
1. 6.
Sect'y's 60
35
110 ¥ 2 × 3
110
1
12 Chairs,
25
315 Pointers,
25
12
50 Dinner Bells,
60
5
155 Table
30
5
125 Thermometers,
50
1 Ream Book Covers,
30
150 Blank Books,
60
1027 Maps,
275
1 Set Guizot's large Maps,
65
70 Map Stands,
200
274 Charts,
80
357 Tablets,
175
Book Case at Chamberlains, 20
750 Keys,
110
Desks and Lumber in process of man- ufacture at contract shop.
2000
115 Window Openers,
25
6 Book Cases, 160
Carried forward,
$31,870
$47,734
Value of Real Estate, $722,757
Total value of School Property,
$770,491
40
120 Wash Basins,
35
1
66
66
25
140 Waste Paper Baskets,
115
Copy Press,
Stamp,
50 Rulers,
250
210 Floor Brushes,
210
75 Coal Hods,
75
225 Text Books,
35
87 Morning Glory Stoves, &c.,
5225
70 Shovels,
15
40 Galls. Ink,
66 66
Hammer, Screw Driver, Ink Measures,
Wheelbarrow, Shovel, Pick, Rake, Lanterns, Wood boxes, Sinks, Slate- pencils, Ink wells, Registers, Soap- Stor es, &c., &c., 150
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Table showing the cost of each school, the average cost per scholar, for tuition only, and for total ordinary Expenditures.
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS,
Average number belonging
Amount paid for tuition.
Cost per scholar for tuition
Maps, Stationery, &c.
room furnishings.
pairs of buildings and
Am't paid for ordinary re-
Cost of Fuel.
Janitors.
penses.
Sundry and General Ex-
Total ordinary expenditures.
dinary expenditures.
Cost per scholar for total or-
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL.
Walnut st., ĮA. H. Davis,
221
(8442.23|38.20|248. 18|42.48|171.49|212.75|235.29|151.14|9503.56|43.00]
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, IST GRADE.
Thomas st.,
JE. I. Comins,
36.
1770.06|49.17
29.52
7.02| 24.07| 31.87| 23.44| 54.68|1940.66|53.91
Dix st.,
S. E. Fitz,
42.
1723.23 41.03
10.70|
7.91
32.62|
53.50
34.10|
94.68 1956.77 46.59
Woodland st.,
A. A, Hunt,
47.2 1723.23 36.51
13.74 14.36
40.95
47.01
32.30
56.05 1927.64 40.84
Lamartine st.,
C. C. Foster,
54.
1723.23 31.91
13.25 3.80
21.27
39.94
29.08
54.98 1885.55 34.92
Ledge st.,
H. M. Harrington,
43.7 1723.23 39.43
16.26 6.97|
15.75
36.47
40 14|
56.89 1895.71 43.38
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, 2ND GRADE.
Thomas st.,
Mrs. H. G. Waite,
41.1
652.07|15.86
8.34
4.12|
16.87
31.87| 23.40
54.68|
791.35 |19.25
Dix st.
Miss V. E. Hapgood,
51.7
598.23 11.57
4.17|
3.98
32.62
53.56
34.19|
54.86
781.61 15.12
Sycamore st.,
A. S. Dunton,
44.2
598.23 13.53
1 64
5.61|
56.45
36.37
25.89
55.28
779.47 17.63
Woodland st.,
M. F. Wentworth
38.
598.23|15.74
42.57 18 51
29.98
45.73
33.98
56.97 54.90
758,26 16.34
Lamartine st.,
M. E. Eastman,
46.4
598.23 12.89
11.20
3.64
21.27
39.94
29,08
66
M. L. Reed,
43.5
598.23 13.75
23.71
4.16
14.25
36.47
40.14
56.79
773.75 17.81
New Worcester, Quinsigamond,
C. H. Munger,
21.4
642.12 30.01
1.66
1.55
21.72
41.68
28.68
55.28
792.69 37.04
"6
Myra J. Wetmorel 26.
598.23,23 01
5.96|
2.21|
17.56 51.04 31.38
52.28
758.66 29.18
106
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
.
for the year 1870.
only.
Am't paid for Books, Charts,
Amount paid for school
furniture.
825.97 21.74
Ledge st.,
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, 3RD GRADE.
Thomas st.,
Miss M. H. Warren,
51.6| 643.66|12.47|
7.67| 5.02|
16.87
31.87|
23.47
54.68|
783.24 15 18
Dix st.,
" E. M. Aldrich,
50.4
598.23 11.87
4.52 1.15
32.62
53.56
34.19
54.68
778.95 15.45
Elm st.,
E. Brown,
41.1
598.23 14.56
4.12 9.25
7.85
42.66
57.83
52.28
772.22 18.79
Sycamore st.,
66
C. A. George,
49.5
598.23 12.09
3.46 14.61
56.45
36.37
25.98|
55.28
790.38 15.97
Salem st.,
“ M. S. Fitch,
46.
598.23 13.00
19.19
8.75
19.97
25.71
30.37
52.28
754.50|16.40
Providence st.,
" J. F. Smith,
45.
598.23 13.29
15.79
3.57
35.78
33.83
34.84
52.28
774.32 17.28
East Worcester,
M. E. McCambridge
37.9
598.23 15.78
1.44
2.36
13.99
43.55
33.61
55.61
748.79 19.76
New
" S. S. Carter,
30.8
598.23 19.42
6.19
2.37
21.72
41.681
28.68
55.28
754.15 24.48
South
" C. V. Bowers,
28.1 598.23 21.29
17.69
3.13
31.11
42.02
25.26
52.28
769.72 27.39
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, 4TII GRADE.
Thomas st.,
[M. A. Harrington,
49.9| 645.06|12.93
5.52| 3.681
16.87| 31.87
23.44| 54.68| 781.12|15.65
S. S. Phillips,
42.5
638.18 15.02
18.60
2.52
16.87|
31.87
23.44|
54.68
786.16 18.50
Dix st.,
Ellen Munich,
43.8
598.23 13.66
5.92
2.75
32.62
53.56
34.19
54.68
781.95 17.88
Sycamore st.,
Lizzie Graham,
49.7
598.23 12.04
13.50
8.58
45.47
35.10
27.56
.56.18
784.62 15.79
Wcodland st.,
M. M. Lawton,
45.1
361.61 8.02
39.63 18.23
12.73
28.82
19.36
29.43
509.81 11.30 Two Terms.
Lamartine st.,
M. A. Smith,
38.5
598.23 15.54
24.00 5.17
21.27
39.94
29.08
54.90
772.59 20.07
Providence st.,
M. P. Cole,
42.
598.23 14.24
24.21 11.44
23.28
33.83
34.84
55.71
781.54 18.61
East Worcester, L. L. Newton,
36.8
598.23 16.25
22.17
.60
13.99
43.55
33.60
55.61
767.75 20.86
Union Hill,
E. G. Wheeler,
42.5
619.27 14.57
11.13
3.37
19.19
32.44
29.64
52.28
767.32 18.05
SECONDARY SCHOOLS, IST GRADE.
Thomas st.,
|Mrs. E. H. Coe,
52.6
620.06|11.79|
11.21 |3.38|
16.87| 31.87|
23.44
54.86
761.69|14.48|
Summer st.,
Miss T. S. Nichols,
46.7|
573.23 12.28
29.69
1.74
9.68 52.78
31.28
56.28
754.68 16.16
Dix st.,
" K. A. Meade,
44.1
573.23 13.00
1.87 11.62
40 12
53.56
34.19
54.68
769.27 17.44
Pleasant st.,
J. C. Battles,
51.1
573.23 11.22
5.83 17.61|
43.45
33.82
29.24
57.08
760.29|14.88
Sycamore st.,
C. R. Clements,
47.9
606.99 12.67
1.04 7.22
56.45
36.37
25.89
55.28
789.24 16.48
Woodland st.,
66
J. E. Howard,
42.5
346.97 8.16
38.24 13.23
12.73
28.82
19.36
29.43
54 90
756.75 16.56
Salem st.,
R. Barnard,
51.
573.23 11.24
6.70
1.37
19.97|
25.71|
30.37
52.28
709.63|13.91
Ash st.,
J. A. Hunt,
47.
598.50 12.73
16.06
4.89
20.46
32.00
55.92
54.95
782.78 16.65
Providence st.,
L. E. King,
55.
571.86 10.40
7.67
1.32
23.28
33.83
34.84
55.71
728.51 13.25
Front st.,
A. Perry,
48.4
573.23 11.84
31.71
3.63
13.35
55.73
24.07
52.28
754.00 15.58
East Worcester,
66
H. Hathaway,
52.4| 573.23 10.94| 10.73 7.42| 13.99| 43.55|
33.61 55.61 738.14 14.09
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
488.78 11.50|Two Terms.
Lamartine st.,
N. L. Moore,
45.7 573.23 12.54
32.31
6.02
21.27
39.94|
29.08
16
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS.
for the year 1870.
Average number belonging
Amount paid for tuition.
Cost per scholar for tuition
Maps, Stationery, &c.
furnishings
furniture.
Cost of Fuel.
Janitors.
penses.
Snndry and General Ex-
Total ordinary expenditures
dinary expenditures.
Cost per scholar for total or-
SECONDARY SCHOOLS, IST GRADE .- Continued.
South Worces'r, Miss S. A. Bigelow,
50.7| 573,23| 11.31| 7.13| 5.81| 31.11| 42.03| 25.26| 52.281
736.85|14.53
Quinsigamond, Fairmount,
" E. A. Rounds,
49.4
613.23
12.41|11.89
3.76| 35.10
58.78| 27.94
52.28
802.98 16.26
SECONDARY SCHOOLS, 2ND GRADE.
Thomas st.,
A. F. Knowles,
54.2| 615.94
11.36|15.11
2.42
16.87|
31.87| 23.44| 54.68|
760.33|14.03
Dix st ..
A. H. Barnes,
43.2
574.57
13.30
4.17
9.68
32.62
53.56
34.19 54.68
763.47 17.67
Pleasant st.,
M. E. Bothwell,
50.
570.55
11.41
9.55
8.70
23.20
42.93
33.26
57.18
745.37 14.91
Sycamore st.,
J. E. Green,
49.7
573.23
11.53
5.13 11.27
56.45
36.37
25.89
55.28
763.62 15.36
Woodland st.,
L. M. Allen,
43.4
346.98
7.99 24.96
5.53
12.73
28.82 39.94
19.36 29.08
29.43 54.90
744.08 13.15
Ash st.,
C. N. Follett,
48.5
573.23
11.82| 8.41
4.34
20.46
32.00
25.92
54.95
719.31 |14.83
Ledge st., 66
H. M. Harlow, M. M. Geary,
37.9
333.55
8.80 57.42 16.59
2.61
19.56
22.72
28.94
759.30 15.50
East Worcester, Annie Brown,
52.
573.23
11.02 8.66
7.62
3.25
13.99
43.55
33.65
55.61
722.90 14.31
New
M. A Slater,
46.
573.23
12.46
1.55
7.99
21.72
41.68
28.68
55.28
730.13 15.87
South
E. M. Boyden,
51.
573.23
11.24
6.42|
2.75
31.11
42.03
25.26
52.28
733.08 14.37|
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Thomas st., Summer st., Dix st., 1
Miss M. T. Gale.
54.2|
541.96
9.99| 8.48| 1.80| 16.87| 31.87| 23.44| 54.68|
679.10|12.53
E. G. Chenery,
56.
500.00
8.93 5.45 5.80
9.68 52.78 31.28
56.28
661.27 11.81
Training School,
49.
573.23
11.70 24.31
7.27
6.34
54.10
38.97
55.08 55.61
736.31 14.16
T. S. Darling,
£0.5
552.37
10.94 20.48
13.99
43.55
33.65
467.81 |10.78 Two Terms.
Lamartine st.,
M. Parker,
56.6
573.23
10.13 22.11
3.55
21.27
51.01 31.38
52.26
740.02 19.02
" A. C. Perry,
38.9|
573.23
14.74 12.33
2.22 17.56
Am't paid for Books, Charts,
Am'nt paid for school room
Am't paid for ordinary re- pairs of buildings and
151.7 2700.00| 17.80 35.69 24.20 130.48 214.24 125.16 86.63 3316.40 21.86
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
481.39 12.70 Two Terms.
only.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS, Continued.
Pleasant st., Woodland st.,
Miss C. E. Gilbert,
54.6
500.001
9.16
4.00| 2.26
34.70
33.821
29.24| 57.08
661.10|12.11
L. C. Goodwin,
34.5
304.88
8.84
9.94 18.99
12.73
28.82
19.36
29.43
424.15 12.30 Two Terms.
Sycamore st.,
66
S. W. Clements,
56.
519.50
9.28
1.77| 3.36
56.45
36.37
25.85
55.28
698.58 12.46
Lamartine st.,
L. A. Dawson,
64.2
500.00
7.79
13.00
.53
21.27
39.94
29.08
54.90
658.72 10.26
Ledge st.,
E. F. Prentice,
53.6
262.19
4.89
24.79 22.14
2.61
19.56
22.72
28.94
382.94 7.14 Two Terms.
Salem st.,
E. G. Claflin,
42.
500.00 11 90
6.56
6.97
19.97
25.71
30.37
52.28
641.86 15.28
Front st.,
66
M. O. Whitmore,
M. J. Mack,
55.
545.73
9.92
5.18
5.79
20.46
32.00
25.92
54.95
690.03 12.55
Ash st.,
66
E. G. Cutler,
50.
500.00 10.00
2.75
3.73
20.46
32.00
25.92
54.95
639.81 12.78
Providence st.,
M. J. Morse,
57.6
521.95
9.06
4.20
6.11
23.28
33.83
34.84
55.71
679.92 11.80
East Worcester,
M. J. McFarland,
55.9
500.00
8.94
12.06
4.10
13.99
43.55
33.61
55.61
662.92 11.86
New
M. E. Tirrell,
44.2
473.16 10.70
6.26
5.20
21.72
41.68
28.68
55 28
631.98 14.30
S.
A. E. Hall,
45.6
500.00 10.96
2.54
6.36
31.11
42.03
25.26
52.28
659.58|14.46
Adriatic,
M. T. Wyman,
59.
519.62
8.81
3 50
7.98
4.02
33.00
36.30
52.28
656.70 11.13
Quinsigamond,
66
L. E. Perry,
59.4
500.00 8.42
2.14
3.25
17.56
51.04
31.38
52.28
657.65 11.07
Union Hill,
A. A. Welles,
41.2
500.00 12.14
3.89
1.48
19.19
32.44
29.64
52.28
638.92 15.51
Fairmount,
S. M. Brigham,
55.1
500.00 9.07
4.65
4.57
35.10
58.78
27.94
52.28
683.32 12.40
Mason st.,
J. M. Martin,
27.
298.71 |11.06
1.05
1.32
5 95
26.02
18.64
27.39
379.08 14.04 Two Terms.
INTERMEDIATE PRIMARY.
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