Enrollment figures rise for 1922 23 across schools
Officials expect the 1922 23 enrollment to exceed 125000 pupils as attendance grows, with high schools seeing the largest increases and the next week described as largely busier than last year.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
Officials expect the 1922 23 enrollment to exceed 125000 pupils as attendance grows, with high schools seeing the largest increases and the next week described as largely busier than last year.
Superintendent Burke returns from Nantucket as preparations for September 13 begin. About 4000 teachers will be assigned from Mason Street to all branches. The Roger Wolcott district will open a new junior high named for the late superintendent. West Roxbury named for its fine new building. Four year courses expand to improve efficiency. Nearly 200 teachers certified last June. about 300 new instructors anticipated. Coal shortages unlikely to disrupt Boston schools. five schools switch to oil heating with contracted fuel deliveries.
Julius Putnam president of the congregation at 484 Fourth Street says police protection is needed after sulphur candles were smoldering on the steps and fumes suffocated worshippers. Leo J Foley of 10 Linden Street was arrested. a South Boston court appearance was set for next week as police vow strict watch during Mosaic Sunday services.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and Governor Cox with Lieutenant Governor Fuller named as principal speakers for the Essex County Republican Club outing at Salisbury Beach on Saturday.
Four American long distance swimmers plan to attempt a Dover to France crossing Friday night. Charles Toth and Sam Richards of Boston will start after nightfall with destroyer escort McCormack. Henry Sullivan of Lowell and Walter Patterson of Bridgeport also seek a late start.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine spotlights Clarence Kelland's Mental Hazard as a lead story. Dr Madeline de Livelle earns the French Republic’s highest decoration for bravery in Paris.
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