Box 243 1
Contains 149 Results:
From W. Smith at Yale University to SR, Varna, Tompkins Co., N.Y, January 9, 1844
Some facts about life at Yale and news of friends
From S. Town of Aurora to SR, January 18, 1844
About Town help including Robertson with a "pioneer enterprise thro' which the cause of primary education will receive so much aid."
From H. Gillam of Aurora to SR about the possible visit of a Mr. Town, February 15, 1844
From S. Town of Aurora to SR, February 27, 1844
Says that a visit to Tompkins Co. would be impossible. Town speaks of a project undertaken by Tompkins Co. teachers that has spread to other parts of the State; he commends the venture and wishes them success in the future.
From A. Potter, Union College, to SR, Ithaca, March 6, 1844
Potter isn't sure whether or not he will be able to attend an Institute.
From S. Young, Secretary's Office, Department of Common Schools, Albany to SR, Superintendent of Tompkins Co. Common Schools, March 11, 1844
Regarding teacher certification for a Mr. Curtis and commending SR on the reputation of the Teachers' Institute
From D. A. Morton, town clerk, Groton, to SR, Superintendent Common Schools of Tompkins County, March 11, 1844
Listing names of district clerks for the Groton Common Schools.
From Eleaser Carter of Caroline, to SR, March 20, 1844
Informing SR that the trustees have refused his (SR's) request for a meeting. Carter says that he will arrange for SR to review the clerk's books and will give SR all the help that he can.
From Cyrus Clark and John S. Holden to SR as Superintendent of Tompkins Co. Common Schools, March 21, 1844
A notice of an appeal being sent to the N.Y.S. Superintendent of Schools concerning the Board of Trustees' refusal to comply with an existing statute. SR. had ruled in favor of the Trustees.
George B. Glendening, Cayuga Academy, Aurora to SR, March 27, 1844
Acceptance of invitation to visit SR.