History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 1
History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 1
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The equipment includes a well chosen library for use of scholars and the public, a fine gymnasium, domestic science rooms, laboratories and shops.
CEDARHURST PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The Cedarhurst school (No. 3) was erected in 1902 and has a present reg- istration of 207 pupils. The principal is Willard B. Gardner.
The Inwood school (No. 2) has a registration of 343 pupils, the principal being Frederick S. Slack.
The large public school (No. 4) at Inwood, the principal of which is Robert G. Horn, has a ...registration of 514 pupils. This building has an audi- torium capable of seating 700 persons.
When Mr. King first took charge, in 1892, the total registration of pupils was only 286 in the whole district, and the principal school was then situated at the corner of Frost Lane and Broad- way, Lawrence. This building now stands near West Broadway, Wood- mere. The Central avenue building was occupied in 1893. At that time there was a branch school with one teacher, in the Comb's building at Li- wood, and another branch, also with one teacher, in the Abram's building at Lawrence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The equipment includes a well chosen library for use of scholars and the public, a fine gymnasium, domestic science rooms, laboratories and shops.
CEDARHURST PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The Cedarhurst school (No. 3) was erected in 1902 and has a present reg- istration of 207 pupils. The principal is Willard B. Gardner.
The Inwood school (No. 2) has a registration of 343 pupils, the principal being Frederick S. Slack.
The large public school (No. 4) at Inwood, the principal of which is Robert G. Horn, has a ...registration of 514 pupils. This building has an audi- torium capable of seating 700 persons.
When Mr. King first took charge, in 1892, the total registration of pupils was only 286 in the whole district, and the principal school was then situated at the corner of Frost Lane and Broad- way, Lawrence. This building now stands near West Broadway, Wood- mere. The Central avenue building was occupied in 1893. At that time there was a branch school with one teacher, in the Comb's building at Li- wood, and another branch, also with one teacher, in the Abram's building at Lawrence.
What to read after History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H From Old Catalog Bellot to read onlineMoreLess
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