Douglas County to Open Fifty Rural Schools in Fall
Fifty elementary and three high schools will open in Douglas County on September 4 or 5 depending on school board decision. One hundred six teachers will staff the rural system with pay averages of 230 dollars for grade levels and 257 for high schools. Between 1,200 and 3,300 pupils are expected, with thirty new elementary teachers and three new music instructors.
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Douglas County
Focas
Althe
Emma Berg
Berg
Riverside
Doris Raffety
Veda Stanton
Vere Jensen
Sigel
Mytle Wiglesworth
New
Black Jack
Ruth Roche
Oakdale
Lois Ruble
Walnut Grove
Edith Moses
Kaw Valley
Rose Lee Douglas
Plesaant
Esther Koch
Twin Mound
Lila Haas
Union
Creedia Conk
Lecompton
Marjorie Seifers
Vesta Bahnmaier
Clarence Smith
Jhha Stauffer
Pleasant Grove
Marian Madl
Yarnold
Sylvia Mersey
Baldwin
Ralph Hodeen
Colverd
Betha Gibler
Brubsker
Viva Clark
Lone Stir
Helen Kesler
Deer Creek
Josephine Drake
Willow Springs
Milton Kring
Bessie Graver
Brackett
Patricia Helmin
India
Mae Turner
Cerile Roney
Prospect
Dolores Ste
Barck
Fihe Reeves
Belvair
Howard Blessman
Centennial
Tithe Mae Button
Prairie Ci
Olive Randelre Vinland
Bernice Gott- Fudert
David W
Jean Crane
Essie A. Jones
Grace S. Kerr
Leo Eugene Miller
Lois Noveris
Roberta Nottingham
Ph T
Westhheffer
Melvin Zack
Clinton
Adrea Sperry
Dale Nichols
Aubrey Hagerman
Vinlands
Vinland High reopening. new faculty and changes noted
Vinland Rural High opens September 4 at 9 a.m. with enrollment expected around 35. Principal Robert Randel announces a faculty including Ada ate of Baker University and K U graduate. two new teachers join, and curriculum shifts replace American history and speech with algebra and geometry on alternating years. The district expands courses in chemistry, bookkeeping, and home economics alongside a new gym ceiling and roof repairs.
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Vinland Rural High School
Robert R. Randel
Randel
Baldwin
Vinland High
Aduate
Baker University
K. U
Robert Haury
University of Kansas
Haury
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Ralph Bontrager
McPherson College
Vinland
Doreas Weltmer
Weltmer
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Wesley Jackson
Welcome Rural School
Ada Moore
Marlin Nichols
Linwood High to Start Year With Five Faculty In Charge
A faculty of five will lead Linwood rural high school activities this year with four returning staff including Principal Tom M. Conrad. The fifth, supervising music, is to be announced. Enrollment typically ranges 30 to 40 as classes begin September 4 with freshman and sophomore 9 am to noon and juniors and seniors 1 pm to 4 pm.
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Linwood Rural High School
Tom M. Conrad
Conrad
Katherine J. Conrad
Central College
Florence Newberry
Emporia State Teachers College
Kersey H. Reed
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Missouri University
Board of Education
Linwood High
Glee Club
Playhouse Built by Fathers Lets Kids Rehearse Life
In Bath elementary Oklahoma City kindergarten a functional playhouse rises from a collaborative effort led by Miss Letha Bartle. The 10 by 12 by 7 foot structure offers a firepole slide, rooftop rest, and a large first floor for roles like grocery store and chapel. Mothers will paint it. when rings are added, playground equipment expands. the project emphasizes parental cooperation and imagination.
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Oklahoma City
Bath Elementary School
Letha Bartle
Bartle
Misa Barde
Utah
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