Identifier: randolphtownrepo1913unse (find matches)
Title: Randolph town reports
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Publisher: Town of Randolph
Contributing Library: Turner Free Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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BELCHER Term expires 1919 EDWARD LONG Term expires 1920 GEORGE V. HIGGINS, M.D Term expires 1921 Trustees of Stetson School Fund EDWARD LONG .....Chairman GEORGE V. HIGGINS, M.D Secretary EDMUND K. BELCHER Term expires 1919 EDWARD LONG Term expires 1920 GEORGE V. HIGGINS, M.D Term expires 1921 Superintendent of Schools JAMES J. QUINN, JR.Residence, Holbrook Telephone, Randolph 285-M Regular meeting of the School Committee, the last Friday of themonth at 7.30 p. m. School Calendar, 1919-1920 Open January 6, 1919Close April 11 Vacation, 1 week Open April 21Close June 20 Summer Vacation, 11 weeks Open September 8Close December 19 Vacation, 2 weeks Open January 5, 1920Close March 26 Vacation, 1 week Open April 5Close June 18 Legal Holidays in Term Time—October 12, 1919; ThanksgivingDay, 1919; February 22, 1920; April 19, 1920; May 30, 1920. 14 weeks 11 weeks 15 weeks 12 weeks 11 weeks Stetson High School Close June 27, 1919 Open January 5, 1920 Open September 2, 1919 Close June 25, 1920
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Randolph, Mass., Dec. 31, 1918. To the Citizens of Randolph: Complying with the statutes of the Commonwealth,the School Committee submits its annual report for theyear ending December 31, 1918. Each year this report records changes in the teach-ing staff at the Stetson High School. Invariably we losethe services of our most valued teachers, who are in-duced to accept larger salaries, offered by other townsand cities. In nearly every instance, if we could compete withthe salaries, paid elsewhere, these teachers would pre-fer to remain in our town. When the school opened in September we were con-fronted with a complete change of assistant teachers. Miss Mary Quigley resigned to accept a position inMarlboro, followed later by the resignation of MissMary Winn. The commercial teacher, Miss Livia Bizzozero, wasgranted a leave of absence to take a government posi-tion at Washington. She has recently tendered herresignation. The Committee feel t

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