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s ! 98 <br /> F <br /> k <br /> Report of the School Principal <br /> �}iy <br /> r;C� hyy <br /> + ;; A Mr. Wilfred H. Graves <br /> �} Superintendent of Schools <br /> a d <br /> + x Mashpee, Massachusetts <br /> e <br /> Dear Sir: <br /> r�} <br /> } i A school population increase of 1447oover a three-year <br /> "4 ;I period has made many problems, such as: shortage of equip- <br /> f; ment, desks, transportation, lack of classroom space, and caf- <br /> eteria problems, in a school plant built originally for the needs <br /> of 80 to 100 pupils. Most of these problems have been eased <br /> with the additional school bus, the acquiring of additional <br /> i classroom teachers, and the providing of classroom space at <br /> ., the Town Hall. However, these conditions are only temporary <br /> and until expanded facilities in the form of an adequate school <br /> 1 addition are a reality, many features of our school program <br /> will be inadequate. <br /> �. Our School Committee and you, Mr. Graves, are to be <br /> S commended for the attention you have given to each problem <br /> i brought about by this sudden increase in enrollment. We, as <br /> i ? teachers and pupils, realize that under the existing conditions <br /> • j all is being done to minimize our difficulties. <br /> 3 <br /> Because of the crowded conditions, it was necessary to <br /> . R separate grades and to make two first grades and a second <br /> �4 <br /> i tf grade under separate teachers. This arrangement allows each <br /> t teacher to give her maximum time in helping each child <br /> r <br /> achieve his best work during the year in that particular grade. <br />+ This year, after careful consideration, the cost of a hot <br /> g ;z, school lunch had to be raised to twenty-five cents, in order to <br /> meet the increased operating cost. Miss Eleanor Peters was <br /> hired as an additional worker. Over one hundred and ten <br /> � t <br /> Al" <br /> t. <br /> a: <br /> Iy <br /> _ <br />
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