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Title: Annual directory, 1909-1910 : public schools of the towns of Webster, Penfield, Perinton, Pittsford, Mendon, Irondequouit, Brighton, Henrietta, Rush, comprising the First Commissioner District of Monroe County, N.Y. : containing the names and addresses of school officers, teachers, town officials, and other information that will be of interest to the public
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Monroe County (N.Y.). First Commissioner District
Subjects: Schools School administrators Education Teachers
Publisher: (Rochester, N.Y.?) First Commissioner District of Monroe County, N.Y.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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, for cause. School Year. The schools open on the second Wednesday 22 of September and continue in session 39 weeks. The year isdivided as follows: Two terms of 19 weeks each, one week atthe close of the year for examinations and graduation. Stu-dents will be graduated at the end of each term, but com-mencement exercises will be held only at the close of the yearin June. REGENTS EXAMINATIONS. January 25-29, 1909 June 14-18, 1909 August. Not held for the schools 11, 12, 13, 1909 TRAINING CLASS EXAMINATIONS. January 27-29, 1909 June 16-18, 1909 GRADE EXAMINATIONS FOR RURAL SCHOOLS. January 19, 20, 1909 June . 8,9, 1909 EXAMINATIONS FOR STATE CERTIFICATES. August 23-27, 1909 Municipal Building, Rochester, N. Y. CORNELL COMPETITIVE. June 5, 190^ Municipal Building, Rochester, N. Y. The new Armory, Rochester, N. Y.; the Town Hall, Fairport,N. Y.; the High School hall, Charlotte, N. Y. and the Public School,Despatch, N. Y. were seated by the Interstate School Supply Co.,,Rochester, N. Y. 23
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24 Do you desire to Teach? N^ >/ THERE IS A DEMAND \^ rrjC: for professionally rSi ^ .^ trained TEACHERS ^, FAIRPORTHIGH SCHOOL The training class course of the Fairport HighSchool thoroughly prepares for teaching. Themost competent instruction is provided. Nobetter training class work done in the state.C.The school is provided with everything thatwill add to success in the work. CLNo pleas-anter surroundings can be found anywhere.€L Board at the most reasonable rates and in mostany way the student may desire to avoidexpense. Write for further particulars. Address F. A. WOODWARD, PrincipalJ. H. SNOW, President of Board FAIRPORT, NEW YORK 2; Grade or Pre-Academic Examinations. The Revised Course of Study and Syllabus has been placedin all schools. It is hoped and expected that this course willbe adopted generally as the basis for pre-academic or elemen-tary work. The eighth year of this course has been planned to meetthe requirements of the preliminary academic examinationsupon wh

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