| St. Johns County Public Schools and Teachers 1884-85 |
| St. Johns County Public Schools and Teachers 1884-85 1884 Oct 1 School No. 13 - Moccasin Branch - Sister Clotelda Oct 3 School No. 14 - Cowpen Branch - ? School No 22 - Bakersville Miss Lula Nessler Oct 6 School No 1 - Principal Walter E Kinblo, 1st assistant Miss Elizabeth H Allen, Primary department Miss Fannie Rogero, Miss Alice Costumra, Miss Lightfoot Watkins School No 2 - St. Augustine Principal Miss Emma R Canghey, 1st Assistant Miss Helen Barton, 2d Mrs. Dima Grant, Miss Ema Caughey School No 4 - Fruit Cove - Miss Eugenia D Grove School No 6 - Sampson Branch - Miss Maggie Mullin School No 8 - Coxcetterville - Miss Anta Relf, resigned Miss Millanie Rogero School No 10 - N Picolata - Mis Sandy M Alvarez School No 11 - Tocoi Creek - William Craft School No 12 - St. Augustine - sister M Magdalin, Gertrude Capo, Theresa Hernandez, Aloysia Andreu School No 15 Mantanzas Mrs Mary Rose Graves School No 16 Pellicer Creek - Miss Ida Parkes School No 17 Monthie Creek - M E Greenwood School No 26 Diego - John David School No 27 - Durbin Swamp - Miss Emiley V Mullin School No 28 Casecola - Mrs. M. C. Clark School No 29 Red House Branch - Miss Nellie O'Hern resigned, Miss Mary Pomar Oct 12 School No 9 - Picolata - Mrs M B Powell Oct 13 School No 25 - Moses Creek - C. E. Stubbs, resigned Miss Nellie Pellicer Nov 3 School No 30 - Hewlette Branch - Miss Grace Elliott Dec 1 School No 3 - Fruit Cove - Miss Mary Francis Dixon 1885 Jan 12 School No 18 (col) Florence - W A Flemming 1885 Webbs Blacks School colored No. 2, Located on Spanish Street w/115 pupils Principal: Miss Emma R. Caughey, Teachers: Miss Helen Barton Miss Mary E. Howard Trustees De Dewitt Webb and Benjamin Riley High School, No. 1 (St. Augustine) Located at Hospital Street w/145 pupils Principal Walter E, Knibloe, Teachers Miss Mary Brown, Miss Hortensia Rogero, Miss Grace Elliott Trustee Dr. J. K. Rainey Board of Public Instruction County Supt. Peter Arnau Commrs: A Lopez (Chairman), John Allen, L. A. Colee, M. S. Usina, W. S. M.Pinkham (C Pomar was treasurer for the Board of Public instruction. By March 1, 1883 all county school boards had to have uniform texts for their counties. |