Rensselaer Republican, Volume 12, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 September 1880 — The Rensselaer Schools. [ARTICLE]

The Rensselaer Schools.

Onr schools will oommsnoe on Monday next, with the following corps of teaohers. Superintendent and Teacher of the High School, Mr. De M. Hooper. Grammar Dept Mr. C. P. Mitchell. Intermediate Dept R. P. Benjamin. Primary B, Mias Amanda Osborne. Primary A, Miss Lydia Parris. The school will continue for nine months divided into 3 terms, instead of 8 months as heretofore. It ia particularly requested that parents and guardians will sand scholars the first day of school, and see that their attendance is prompt and regular. Some changes have been made in the text books, whioh will be announced to scholars, on assembling at school on Monday* The hearty co-operation of parents and guardians in advanoing the work of the schools is earnestly solicited. The premonitory bell will ring on Monday morning at 6 o’clock; the last bell at 8:30, wben all soholnrs are requested to be present. By order of the Board of Schoo Trustees.