Town of Newton annual report 1869-1870, Part 27

Author: Newton (Mass.)
Publication date: 1869
Publisher: Newton (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 410


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HORATIO F. ALLEN,


For the Sub- Committee.


| Districts.


TEACHERS.


Grade of


School.


Whole No.


Summer.


Whole No.


Winter.


Average


for the year.


Percentage


attendance.


Scholars


under 5.


Scholars


Amounts


paid to


Teachers.


Francis A. Waterhouse


High.


150


115


117


.88


111


$2,500 00


Ezra W. Sampson


1,402 00


A. Amy Breck.


66


650 00


Margaret Kyle.


1.000 00


Carrie Spear.


66


800 00


David S. Farnham


Grammar.


91


72


68


.84


15


1,800 00


Emily W. Young


66


600 00


Fannie A. Shapleigh.


Intermediate.


49


46


40.1


.87


1


586 25


Sarah J. Nickels. ..


58


64


55


.85


275 00


Isabel C. Patten ..


66


100 83


Isabel C. Patten.


51


53


36


.80


275 00


Etta M. White


Sub-Primary.


28


45


24


.75


600 00


Levi C. Wade.


29


24


22.5


.85


15


1,800 00


Emma E. Farnum


42


43


34.5


.81


4


550 00


Clara M. Hovey


Intermediate. 66


39


44


32


.76


165 00


Helen M. Dunn


398 75


Martha L. Perkins


49


41


38


.84


600 00


H. L. Macreading ..


53


53


47


.88


600 00


Sub-Primary.


60


53


43


.76


600 00


Grammar.


47


48


45.4


.96


4


1,800 00


Martha C. Hagar ..


66


550 00


Ellen M Gifford .....


Intermediate. .6


37


40


36


.93


275 00


A. H. Campbell.


40


44


34


.82


495 00


S. Helen Stewart.


96 25


Charles A. Chase


27


40


29.5


.88


14


1.800 00 ·


Adelaide B. Poor Mary C. Sanford.


Intermediate. . 66


51


47


39.5


.81


398 75


Isabel Treadwell.


43


54


38


.78


600 00


L. F. Warren. .


46


38


38


.90


15


1,750 00


Lydia C. Dodge.


64


52


54


.93


10


575 00


E. E. Simmons


59


56


49


.85


2


600 00


Elizabeth A. Pinnock


66


49


51


46


.92


1


600 00


Ella G. Bates.


3d


58


59


49


.83


575 00


1st Primary.


53


62


50


.87


600 00


2d


66


63


64


47


. 74


1


600 00


3d


82


76


50


.63


17


1,730 00


Clara A. Armes


Intermediate.


52


52


38.5


. 74


1


275 00


M. A. Prescott. .


Sub-Intermediate


47


45


30


.71


600 00


Julia A. Goodwin. . .


60


47


35.5


.66


480 00


Ella M. Armes.


Sub-Primary.


42


52


34


.73


300 00


Ida F. Conner


N. Intermediate.


44


36


.82


275 00


Mary A. Willard.


North Primary .


72


52


51.5


.83


575 00


Ella M. Armes


N. Sub-Primary.


90


63


59.5


.78


Emma H. Sanger


Grammar.


37


39


35


.95


20


1,800 00


Hattie Goodrich.


66


28


34


26


.90


2


275 00


Martha A Verry


66


44


28


32


.91


1


600 00


Hattie F. Cole ..


66


47


35


32


.88


600 00


Susannah M. Duncklee. M. Bamford ..


66


43


42


35


.85


600 00


Martha C Harriss


49


37


39


.87


600 00


Fannie A. Valentine.


45


52


36.5


.75


600 00


Alma A. Leonard.


36


38


28


.82


600 00


Annie C. Grant.


49


48


44


.91


540 00


Priscilla P. Edes.


Sub-Primary. 66


34


55


27


.68


55 00


Henry F. Howard


Grammar.


34


29


24


.76


8


1,800 00


Sarah E. King.


Intermediate.


32


31


21 5


.68


1


600 00


Total.


2448 2370| 19.79


.82


1


248


$44,527 83


* This school is now divided ; Miss Dewing having the first, and Miss Patten the second class.


t This school was established in September.


7


J. H. Foss ..


275 00


Angenette F.Tinkham


66


Intermediate.


44


48


37


.86


1


600 00


John S. Hayes


Grammar. 66


90


78


78 5


.93


6


STATISTICS.


1


.


2


3


Luther E. Leland


300 00


Ellen M. Gifford


Grammar. 66


45


37


36


.88


165 00


M. A. Richards,


Primary.


Grammar. 66


1st Intermediate. 1st Sub-Teacher.


200 00


Lucy G. Coe ..


2d


66


Hattie L. Butler.


Kate D. May.


66


600 00


Sarah E. Foster.


600 00


Nettie T. Winship


300 00 0


Julia W. Butterfield.


Primary.


575 00


Lydia B. Bird


275 00


Martha M. Ring t


110 00


66


Primary. 66


600 00


Helen Edes .


8


4


5


Primary. 66


Sarah J. Wood.


Sub-Intermed .* 66


600 00


C. E. Dewing.


.


...


Sub-Intermediate Primary.


Sybilanna Clark


C. A. Washburn.


Primary. 66


600 00


Grammar. 16


Attendance


of


over 15.


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Appropriation of March 7, 1870, to cover deficit in appropriation for the school year, ending Jan. 21, 1870 . $430 64


Appropriation of March 7, 1870, for the fi-


nancial school year ending Jan. 27, 1871, 54,000 00 Received from the State School Fund 671 11


Received from the County Treasurer, in ac- cordance with the provisions of chap. 250, Acts of 1869 554 37


$55,656 12


Amount expended in excess of appropriation for the year ending Jan. 21, 1870 $430 64


Amount expended for the financial school year ending Jan. 27, 1871 . 52,701 20


53,131 84


Balance unexpended Jan. 27, 1871 . $2,524 28


· Amount paid for teachers' salaries, fuel, and care of school-buildings : -


High School


$5,893 13


Schools at Newton Centre


5,639 81


66 Upper Falls 5,448 25


" Lower Falls


3,871 25


" Auburndale 3,936 30


66 " West Newton 6,930 58


66 " Newtonville and North Village 7,074 46


66 " Newton Village .


8,841 87


" Oak Hill . 2,565 55


Instruction in vocal music ..


1,500 00


Amount carried forward,


$52,701 20


25


Amount brought forward,


$52,701 20


Furniture, repairs, and incidentals for schools


15,294 93 Printing .


501 50


Services of School Committee


1,430 00


Services of Building Committees


750 00


New schoolhouse at Newton Centre


40,000 00


Enlarging schoolhouse, North Village


6,000 00


Horse-sheds at High-school building


575 35


Total expenditure for school purposes . $117,252 98


Total amount expended for school purposes for the five years ending January, 1871 . $480,765 85


Total value of school property owned by the town . $327,600 00


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COURSE OF STUDY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.


Elements of Reading and Spelling, by use of Sheldon's or Leigh's Chart and Primer. Hillard's Primer, Second Reader, and Third Reader, as far as Twenty-fifth Lesson. Worcester's Primary Speller, Walton's Primary Arithmetic, - the four Tables thoroughly learned. Drawing and Printing on Slates. Oral Instruction in Geography. Singing. Miscellaneous Oral Instruction and Physical Exercise.


INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT. First Year.


Hillard's Third Reader. Worcester's Comprehensive Speller, to page 49. Intellectual Arithmetic. Warren's Primary Geography. Writing.


Second Year.


Hillard's Fourth Reader. Worcester's Comprehensive Speller, to page 69. Walton's Intellectual Arithmetic. Warren's Primary Geog- raphy. Writing.


Third Year.


Hillard's Fourth and Intermediate Reader. Worcester's Compre- hensive Speller, to page 94. Walton's Intellectual Arithmetic. Writ- ten Arithmetic, -four Rules. Swift's Natural Philosophy, - Part Second. Review of Primary Geography, -third term. Writing.


GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.


First Year.


Hillard's Intermediate Reader. Written Arithmetic, to compound denominate numbers. Mental Arithmetic once each week. Penman- ship. Worcester's Comprehensive Speller, to page 113. Warren's Common School Geography.


Second Year.


Hillard's Fifth Reader. Spelling, to page 133, and Defining. War- ren's Common School Geography. Arithmetic, to Percentage. Mental Arithmetic once each week. Writing, daily. Oral Instruction in Gram- mar.


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Third Year.


Hillard's Fifth Reader. Spelling and Defining. Declamation and Composition. Hooker's Natural History. Greene's Grammar. Arith- metic, to Involution. Warren's Common School Geography and Natu- ral History, to alternate. Mentil Arithmetic once each week. Writ- ing, daily.


Fourth Year.


Hillard's Sixth Reader. Spelling and Defining. Declamation and Composition. Grammar. Warren's Common School Geography. Physiology, taught orally. Common School Arithmetic completed and reviewed. Mental Arithmetic once each week. Warren's Physical Geography, and Anderson's United-States History, to alternate. Writ- ing, daily. General Instruction one hour each week through the course.


Regular lessons in drawing are to be given throughout the Intermedi- ate and Grammar courses.


HIGH-SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


GENERAL COURSE.


First Year.


First Term. - Arithmetic and Book-keeping. Modern History. Composition. Latin or French.


Second Term. - Algebra. Modern History. Composition. Latin or French.


Third Term. - Algebra, Ancient History, and Geography. Composi- tion. Latin or French.


Second Year.


First Term. - Algebra. Natural Philosophy. English Literature and Rhetoric. Latin or French.


Second Term. - Geometry. Natural Philosophy. English Literature and Rhetoric. Latin or French.


Third Term. - Geometry. Natural Philosophy. English Literature and Rhetoric. Latin or French.


Third Year.


First Term. - Geometry. Chemistry. English Literature and Rhet- oric. Latin, or French and German. Second Term. - The same.


Third Term. - Trigonometry. Natural History. Moral Philosophy. Latin, or French and German.


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Fourth Year.


First Term. - Trigonometry. Geology. Moral Philosophy. Latin, or French and German. Second Term. - Surveying. Botany. Mental Philosophy. Latin, or French and German. Third Term. - Astronomy. Physical Geography. Constitution of United States and Massachusetts. Latin, or French and German.


CLASSICAL COURSE.


First Year.


First Term. - Arithmetic. Ancient History and Geography. Latin Lessons.


Second Term. - Algebra. Ancient History. Latin Lessons. Third Term. - Algebra. Ancient History. Latin Grammar and Reader.


Second Year.


First Term. - Algebra. Greek. Latin Grammar and Reader. Second Term. - Geometry. Greek. Cæsar.


Third Term. - Geometry. Greek. Cæsar.


Third Year.


First Term. - Latin Composition. Greek. Virgil.


Second Term. - Latin and Greek Composition. Greek. Virgil. Third Term. - Latin and Greek Composition. Greek. Virgil.


Fourth Year.


First Term. - Latin and Greek Composition. Greek. Cicero. Second Term. - Latin and Greek Composition. Greek. Cicero. Third Term. - Latin and Greek Composition. Greek. Cicero.


Reading, Composition, and Declamations throughout the course. Drawing, Perspective, and Designing.


LIST OF BOOKS


ORDERED FOR THE USE OF THE SCHOOLS.


READERS. - Hillard's Series.


SPELLERS. - Worcester's Series.


GRAMMAR. - Greene's. ARITHMETIC. - Walton's Series.


ALGEBRA. - Greenleaf's.


GEOGRAPHIES. - Warren's Series.


HISTORIES. - Worcester's General, and Anderson's United States.


PHILOSOPHY. - Quackenbos's. PHYSIOLOGY. - Hooker's.


WRITING. - Payson, Dunton, & Scribner's, and Potter & Hammond's. BOOK-KEEPING. - Payson, Dunton, & Scribner's.


DICTIONARIES. - Worcester's Comprehensive.


NATURAL HISTORY. - Hooker's.


SWIFT'S FIRST LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY. - Part Second. DRAWING. - Bartholomew's System, and Apgar's Map-Drawing. LEIGH'S AND SHELDON'S PHONIC CHARTS.


The Sub-Committee in the High School Department order the following text-books and studies in addition to the above : -


GREEK. - Crosby's or Sophocles' Grammar; do. Greek Lessons ; Xeno- phon's Anabasis, and Homer's Iliad.


LATIN. - Harkness's Grammar and Reader; do. Viri Roma ; Johnson's Cicero; Gould's Virgil ; do. Cæsar; do. Sallust.


FRENCH. - Fasquelle's Method and Reader; Magill's Grammar and Reader. BOTANY. - Gray's. CHEMISTRY. - Youman's or Steele's.


GEOMETRY. - Greenleaf's.


NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. - Quackenbos's.


AGASSIZ AND GOULD'S COMPARATIVE ANATOMY. ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. - Quackenbos's Series. GERMAN GRAMMAR. - Otto's. NATURAL HISTORY. - Smellie's. INTELLECTUAL PHILOSOPHY. - Wayland's.


MORAL PHILOSOPHY. - Wayland's. GEOLOGY. - Hitchcock's or Tenny's. ASTRONOMY. - Olmstead's.


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