The Pacific Coast School Journal volume 23
The Pacific Coast School Journal volume 23
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T. Forrest will have his schools well housed. The Chehalis school buildings show what, economy coupled with good judgment can do for a school district. <). 1. Brooks will preside over the Winlock school, which has four departments. (ieo. A. Spencer is principal at Little Falls and A. B. Baled at Pe Eli, each school having two de- partment: s. ▼ PIEBCE COUNTY. Professor Benbow goes to the summer school. Mrs. H. R. Cox will remain at the head of the Steilacoom school. J. T. Hover, who has been four years at Burnett has been elected at WllkeSi Prin. M; S. Edgerton. Of Orting, will continue to occupy the position which he has filled for two years past, much to the satisfaction of the people of Orting. Count} Supt. Cox has received the compliment of a practically unanimous renomination at hands of the Republican convention. Prin. L. H. Terry accepted a re-election at Buckley. He has three assistants. Prof. Snoke, of West Seattle takes charge of the Puyallup schools as superintendent for the year now beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Forrest will have his schools well housed. The Chehalis school buildings show what, economy coupled with good judgment can do for a school district. <). 1. Brooks will preside over the Winlock school, which has four departments. (ieo. A. Spencer is principal at Little Falls and A. B. Baled at Pe Eli, each school having two de- partment: s. ▼ PIEBCE COUNTY. Professor Benbow goes to the summer school. Mrs. H. R. Cox will remain at the head of the Steilacoom school. J. T. Hover, who has been four years at Burnett has been elected at WllkeSi Prin. M; S. Edgerton. Of Orting, will continue to occupy the position which he has filled for two years past, much to the satisfaction of the people of Orting. Count} Supt. Cox has received the compliment of a practically unanimous renomination at hands of the Republican convention. Prin. L. H. Terry accepted a re-election at Buckley. He has three assistants. Prof. Snoke, of West Seattle takes charge of the Puyallup schools as superintendent for the year now beginning.
What to read after The Pacific Coast School Journal volume 23?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L B Levina Buoncuore Urbino to read online
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