School Matters, Tuscola County, Michigan

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School Matters

>From the report of the school inspector of Elkland for the year ending September 4, 
1882, the following facts are obtained:  Directors for the ensuing year, George 
Predmore, A. E. Boulton, James Gage, Andrew Walmsley, P .R. Weydemeyer, Amos Bradshaw. 
There were five whole and one fractional districts, and six school-houses, one having 
been burned in September, 1881.  Number of children of school age, 439; number that 
attended school during the year, 373.

The schools of Cass City occupy two buildings, and are under the superintendence of 
Professor Beach.  They are in a prosperous condition, and are keeping pace with the 
progress of the village.  Up to the present time they have remained under district 
organization.




















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