School admission and discharge registers, 1882-1925.

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School admission and discharge registers, 1882-1925.

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The registers of admissions and discharges, track the arrival, departure, and academic level of students in the intuition's schools. Each register is divided into two sections for inmates received and discharged: 1882-1901 First Division and Second Division; 1901-1924 First Division and Second Division. The admission register entries are kept chronologically by date of admission. Each entry gives date, class (1st - 6th grade), name of boy, house number, age, ability in reading, writing, and arithmetic, where he attended school, and 'remarks' (usually how long attended school or how long out of school). Discharge registers are kept chronologically by date of discharge. Each entry gives date, name, house number, level of competency in arithmetic (addition, division, fractions, decimals, etc.) and class (1st - 6th grade).

1 cu. ft. (6 volumes)

New York State Archives

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