. Essex County, N.J., illustriert . Laura B.Sayre, Stellvertretende Direktorin, Frau J. V. Enders, leitende Assistentin, unddie Lehrer. Miss L. E. Hill, Miss L. A. Hill, Miss M. LeanoraStevens, Miss Carrie Kaiser, Miss Jean A. Dearie, Miss AnnaAnderson, Miss Edith Burgyes, Miss Griselda Ellis, Miss Frances C. Force, Miss H. Louise Crane, Miss Mabel Burnett, Miss Madeleine Bovlan. Im Folgenden finden Sie einen Auszug aus dem Bericht der Stadtaufsicht der öffentlichen Schulen, WM. N. Barringer, für 1S95 : in einer wohlhabenden und wachsenden Stadt steigen die Anforderungen der pulilicschools ständig. Die vielen und Kontinu-al

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. Essex county, N.J., illustrated . Laura B.Sayre, Vice-Principal, Miss J. V. Enders, Head Assistant, andthe teachers. Miss L. E. Hill, Miss L. A. Hill, Miss M. LeanoraStevens, Miss Carrie Kaiser, Miss Jean A. Dearie, Miss AnnaAnderson, Miss Edith Burgyes, Miss Griselda Ellis, .MissFrances C. Force, Miss H. Louise Crane, Miss Mabel Burnett, Miss Madeleine Bovlan. The following is an extract from the report of City Superin-tendent of Public Schools, Wm. N. Barringer, for 1S95 : In a prosperous and growing city the demands of the pulilicschools are constantly increasing. The many and continu-ally extending advantages for homes and business offered byour beautiful city are bringing many families and businessinterests here.Of course, among the iiiHu-ences that helpto build up ac o m m u n i t -, none are moreeffective t h a ngood schools.Meiely to keepthem up to thepresent stand-ard is not suffi-cient. Progre.i^sin the course ofstudy and inmethods ofteaching mustbe constant andup to date. Thea cc o m m o d a-fions in the wav. ^VS ESSEX COrXTY, X. /., ILLUSTKATHD. of school room and all facilities pertaining toappliances of all kinds necessary for the mostcllicient grailc of instruction sliould be amplysupplied. The mere matter of cost should notdeter the Board from nial<ing this most importantof all investments in the sound interests of ourcitv. It is the duly of the Board to aid m sur-rounding our children with the hest environmentthat shall conduce to their physical, intellectualmoral and astheticnl good. We should not forget that the schools are forthe children and not merely a convenience forthe teachers and others connected with iheni. Itis in these schools that the pu|)ils arc trained inthe acquirement of useful knowledge, the divelop-ment of their powers of body and mind, and howto applv ihem in the various c.-illings tlu maventer. There is no more important duty devolving upcnia community than the thorough training andeducation of the children to become true,

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