2300 Pupils Expected In Rural Schools This Year
The 44 rural elementary schools in Douglas County will enroll about 1 900 pupils this year, with four high schools adding around 400. Eighty-one elementary and 28 high school teachers will be employed, most returning to prior classrooms. Several districts shift operations. Riverside and Vinland receive new buildings or remodeling. A full list of elementary teachers by school is provided including Riverside, Number Six, Kaw Valley, Pleasant Valley, and Clinton among others.
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Douglas County
Emma, Berg
Riverside
Overbrook
Osage County
Appanoose
Franklin County
Vinland
Berg
Rose Leb Dougass
Isabelle Semmerman
Verbright
Martha Ankefer
Veda Stainton
Verrdonsen
Sigel
Mabel Nieder
Oakdale
Mabel Turner
Kaw Valley
Esther McCabrin
Pleasant Valley
Merle Holladay
Bettye Caldwell
Kanwaka
Faye Thomas
Enterprise
Agnes Prim
Barker
Lucile Horne
Faireview
Faye Deay
Snowdie Martin
Washington Creek
Florence Demeritt
Wlobe
Bertha Horrbuckle
Greenwood Valley
Colleen Johnston
Apple Pie
Jane Anderson
Twin Mound
Lorena Brown
Union
Bernice Brown
Pleasant Grove
Marian Mad
Yarnold
Louisa Salisbury
Baldwin Rural
Ruby Storer
Colyer
Estella Tietjens
Brubaker
Viva Clark
Lone Star
Doris Pratt
Deer Creek
Freda Mae Hayes
Willow Springs
Virgina Pearson
Bracken
Naomi Hesser
India
Cecile Roney
Lila Haas
Excellne
Mabel Gilliland
Belvoir
Arline Flory
Clinton
Agnes Shockley
Gayle Strider
Wellsville School Plans Kindergarten Expansion and Schedule
Wellsville schools will add a kindergarten class this year with Lavon Jacobs as teacher. Enrollment is expected around 200 in elementary and about 150 in high school. Opening day is Labor Day Sept 5 with a half day, bus service begins, and lunches start Sept 6. Facility updates include re decor and new desks.
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Wellsville
Lavon. Jacobs
Scott
Donald Caruthers
Harrison Barnes
Rhoades
Floyd ‘Caniger
Leota Gould
Lois Moldenhauer
Easta ‘Booth
Floyd Caniger
Jess De‘Weese
Lauren Gaddis
Nerce
Ottawa Ersity
Harold Brandenburg
IBY
Erie
Bakerity
Miss Gladys
Baker
Cleland
Vorational Agnew
Ted -Kansas State College
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Ard
Shindler
Bethany Gradis
Shirley ‘Coffin
Miss A Fite
South Missouri Teachers College
Chambers
Ottawa U
Wells
Dergarten
Lavon Jacobs
Helen Cramer
Jean Lytle
Idy] Muncy
Ruth Murphy
Ab 'N. L. Jacobs
Mary
Dwyers
Ronald Brown
Goldena Chilton
Brandenburg
Kansas
Spring Hill
Septisburg
Ote
Gardner
Williamsburg
Baldwin
Victor Haury
PTA Press
Linwood High Adds Three New Courses For Fall
Linwood High School adds driver education citizenship and shorthand. Enrollment day is Aug 26 at 9am with about 559 in high school and 140 in grades. School buses keep routes, lunch program uses surplus commodities, six-man football and basketball in Tri-County League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood High School
J. A. Cleavinger
Linwood
Cleavinger
Clea- Vinger
E Grisolano
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kenneth Wood
Jean Pesticka
Alletta F. Powell
Ruth Rupiper
Iowa University
May Key
Pomona
Ozawkie
Lansing
Piper
Easton
Edgerton
Basehor
Stanley
Weekday Lunch and Supper Convenience for Homemakers
The text describes how homemakers can anticipate what Johnny or Susie will eat for lunch on weekdays and how mothers can avoid repeating the same supper items for the family, offering planning convenience and variety.
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Johnny
Susie
Mom
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