Students should not miss a day: the proud history of education in Lee, New Hampshire/ by Phyllis Shenefiel White.

Title:

Students should not miss a day: the proud history of education in Lee, New Hampshire/ by Phyllis Shenefiel White.

Author:

White, Phyllis Shenefiel.

Call Number:

379.788b L482w

Publication Information:

Portsmouth, N.H.: Peter E. Randall, 2021.

Physical Description:

226p;. 25 cm.

Description:

"Students Should Not Miss A Day" is a comprehensive chronological history of education in Lee. The history begins in the mid-1600s with schoolmasters and private academies; it concludes with the challenge of Lee becoming part of a cooperative school district with a home to one of its elementary schools. This book includes many photographs from the Lee Historical Society archive and an index. The author is a retired teacher who conducted extensive research for the book. With quotes from diaries and school documents from the 1800s, the reader will hear the voices of students and teachers. Through interviews, memories of students and teachers provide fascinating stories of the days in the one-room schoolhouses of the 1900s. Is it true that Lee students were in a Hollywood movie? Lee has a proud history of education. It has enabled many students to :get a lot out of what they put into it" and ensure a fruitful future.

Subjects:

Rural schools. , Teachers.

Locations:

Lee (N.H.).

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

Gift of Phyllis Shenefiel White; July 2021;