812-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 3,1986
One-room schools
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members of the community, in
volve older and younger children
together; for others, such as
reading, arithmetic, and science,
the two groups are separated.
Because different grades sit side
by side, confusion constantly
threatens. Mrs. Evans may sit
down to hear fourth-grade Melissa
Tull read aloud, gently en
couraging her, only to be politely
interrupted by a question from
fifth-grader Jamie Marshall, and
again by sixth-grader Jason Tyler.
Meanwhile, from beyond the
partition can be heard the piping
voices of the two first-graders,
reading aloud with “Miss Evelyn.”
“The one bad thing for me is that
I’m run ragged,” says Mrs. Evans.
On the other hand, she says, “the
pluses far outweigh the minuses.
They get a lot of individual at
tention. A lot of the things we do
together, and that’s good, too,
Melissa, in fourth grade by herself,
gets to work with the big guys in
fifth and sixth grade. She hears
what they’re saying, and maybe
she’s not afraid to voice her own
opinion.”
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The amount of attention each
phiiri receives during the school
day is striking. Every child, not
just a few as in larger schools, gets
a chance to read, to work on
arithmetic at the blackboard, to
ask and answer questions. If one
pupil is having trouble with a
particular subject, the teacher or
her aide can take the time to help.
Best of all, though, a day at
Tylerton School offers convincing
proof that the children do, in fact,
leam. One scene is memorable:
Toward the end of the day, Evelyn
Tyler gathers first-graders An
drew Marshall and Bryan Corbin
together on the floor with second
graders Kristy Schoofstall and
Craig Tyler, and asks Craig to read
to the group while she goes off to
prepare for the next day’s field trip
to the mainland.
For 20 minutes, Craig reads to
his three attentive classmates.
Only a pair of visitors seem sur
prised at either his reading ability
or the others’ attention. Everyone
else in the one-room school takes
them for granted.
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Entries are being accepted for
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ranging from a Pennsylvania
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Except for professional cooks,
any Pennsylvania resident 18 and
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Recipes must be for charcoal, gas
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Contestants may submit a
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home of Kerry and Deborah Boyd
April 15.
Officers for the coming year are:
president, Scott Hertzog; vice
president, John Bollinger;
secretary, Renee Zartman;
treasurer, Penny Scheetz; news
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game leader, Matt Hurst.
Members selected strawberries,
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