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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 2012

Page

15

Pioneer Children Schools on the Frontier

The Mini Page visits Stuhr Museum to explore frontier education. One room schools served ages 6 to 14 with shared classes and scarce resources, while students walked miles barefoot in warm weather and helped with chores before and after lessons.

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Melissa Green's Journey From Stratford to Los Angeles Stage

Melissa Green grew up in Stratford Connecticut where she loved biking performing and dancing. She acted in a local Peter Pan production in sixth grade and later earned singing roles in plays before pursuing music and dance studies in New York City and teaching music in Los Angeles.

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Lessons From a Prairie School Era in Nebraska

A historical school from the 1870s Nebraska era now sits at the Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer. Students used chalkboards, lacked textbooks, and followed strict ritual when answering. Girls often advanced earlier than boys who left for planting and harvest duties. Teachers could begin teaching at age 15 after short training and lived with families.

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A Day in School Lunches From Pioneer Times

The Mini Page recounts how children in pioneer times brought lunches from home. They often soaked bread in bacon grease or spread butter and jelly, with leftovers like oatmeal fried in butter and served in tin lunch containers. In warm weather meals were left in cloakrooms, while winter storage was near a wood stove.

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