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Johnson County Schools School records are the source of valuable genealogical information. They not only provide the students name, but also birth dates and parent's names. In earlier records, generally it is the father's name that is recorded. Schools of long ago have always fascinated us. How one teacher could provide intellection stimulation to children with such a variety of ages and needs is simply amazing. The early one-room school house generally accommodated grades 1-8 and in some instances, grades 1-12. Restrooms were outhouses behind, or to the side, of the school. Lunch was not provided so the students had to bring their noon meal to school with them. On the following links, you will find class rosters, lists of teachers, rules for teachers, and photos of schools no longer in existence except in the minds and hearts of those who spent their educational career within the walls of the schools as student or teacher. Please feel free to submit info. 1907 Johnson County Teacher's Institute at Sandy Valley Seminary 1923 & 1925 Paintsville Comets 1925
Summer School in Johnson County 1931-32 Van Lear Teachers and Salaries 1937 Van Lear Teachers Announced 1941 Paintsville Public School Faculty 1942 Paintsville High School Teachers Announced 1945 City School Registration Schedule and Staff 1946 List of Schools and Teachers Van
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