Better Schools Day and School Notes From Crook County
Better Schools Day is set for October 15, 1920 in Crook County with a program to be held at 2 PM in the church. The Hulett School reports six new pupils and notes absence and activities, while the High School shows a new basketball and practice schedule.
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Crook County
Hulett School
Clarence Mildred Oscar
Ivor Pearson
Dorothy Conklin
J. G
Edgar Patton
History of Wyoming Schools Students and Topics
A local notice invites attendance to a discussion session on Wyoming education held in October at the Long Primary Room. Speakers include Florence Fowkles Vera Rester Marie Thorn Maudie Stoddard and others addressing funds compulsory education school management and better schools.
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Long
History of
Wyoming
Florence Fowkles
Vera
Marie Thorn
Maudie Stoddard
Revnne Louise Ruteell Long
Pauline Painter
Opsl Moore
Marjorie Keater Long
First Wyoming School at Fort Laramie Taught in 165 by Chaplin Vaux
The Fort Laramie school educated officers' children in 165 percent literacy by Chaplain Richard Vaux. Wyoming enforces a compulsory seven to fourteen age rule and funds schools via taxation and school land. Indian schools operate alongside free public schools in the sparsely settled region.
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Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Chaplin Richard Vaux
Wyoming Laws Create State Superintendent and County Officials
The text outlines the Wyoming framework naming a State Superintendent of Public Instruction with broad supervision of all schools and membership on multiple boards. It also establishes County Superintendents with general county school oversight and local rules prohibiting dual roles as teacher and superintendent. Louise Russell
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Wyoming
State Board of Law
Board of Charities and Reforms
Humane Soceity
Louise Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Optimist
THE
Hulett
Gertrude Storm
Florence Fowlkes, Archie Oliver
Lucile Tinkcom
Charles Chittim
Louise
Iva
Gertrude
Hutett School
Harry Anderson
Ira Storm
Sylvia Handrup
First
Wyoming School
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