The One-Room School: Lycoming County's Legacy
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Another student recalls having had Clarence McConnel, former county superintendent, as his teacher about 1920.
Pleasant Valley Sctiool An article in the August 28, 1930, edition of the Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin provided the following account of the Factory School(7)- . . .The year before the passing of the public school bill, a school was established in a dwelling house, opposite the later site of the school, and was equipped and maintained by subscription of those whose children attend...ed. These children were mostly of the Ball and Heyd families.
A year later, 1846, the original edifice was built, a short distance below the road, and beyond the present home of Mrs. Fry. William Ramsey, of Newberry, was the first teacher.
In a little room some eighteen by twenty feet, he heard the stumbling reading, 'riling, and 'rithmetic of about fifty or sixty young minds. The seats for the children, and they were crowded with that number of pupils to accommodate, were made of slabs with sticks of wood for the legs.
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Another student recalls having had Clarence McConnel, former county superintendent, as his teacher about 1920.
Pleasant Valley Sctiool An article in the August 28, 1930, edition of the Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin provided the following account of the Factory School(7)- . . .The year before the passing of the public school bill, a school was established in a dwelling house, opposite the later site of the school, and was equipped and maintained by subscription of those whose children attend...ed. These children were mostly of the Ball and Heyd families.
A year later, 1846, the original edifice was built, a short distance below the road, and beyond the present home of Mrs. Fry. William Ramsey, of Newberry, was the first teacher.
In a little room some eighteen by twenty feet, he heard the stumbling reading, 'riling, and 'rithmetic of about fifty or sixty young minds. The seats for the children, and they were crowded with that number of pupils to accommodate, were made of slabs with sticks of wood for the legs.
What to read after The One-Room School: Lycoming County's Legacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Junior League of Williamsport (Pa,) to read onlineMoreLess
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