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Highlander Folk School — Part 7
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TEE SCHOOL
A place where children may come to
play with other children whom they ordi-
narily do not see. Here they learn the
ways of getting along together.
With their teacher they go on walks
and rides to see the thinge they like
to see--the big bus in Monteagle, the
grocery store, the well-digger in Buddy's
waa, aA
Fiala
At school they have orange crates and
boards to build yheir own "well diggers".
They have hammers and nails, c-ayone, paints
{mostly made from poke-berries and roots)
and clay (which they themselves can dig).
The teacher singe with the children,
and tells them stories. For some of the
children, it is the first time that anyone has”
ever told them atories.
There are trees to climb, ewings to push,
ropes to jump. These things help to build
stronger bodies.
Director and Teacher:
Mies Claudia Lewis, formerly with the Bank
Street Schools, New York City.
The Program: 1
Mid-morning lunch of crackers and fruit
juice; noon lunch of hot soup and milk;
eod liver oil during the winter.
Play outdoors all day during the warm months.
An hour's rest after lunch has just been
made possible by the donation of cote.
Housing and Equipment:
The nursery school is temporarily located
in one of the two rooms of the public elen-
entary school building. The room is large
and light, heated by & coal etove. Water
eomes from a well in the school yard.
When this well is dry, the water must be
carried from a epring & quarter of a mile
away.
Plat anni
aay squipmen
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ean be secured
f gow ISTHE
' SCHOOL SUPPLIED “~~
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t
- Highlander
' Folk School
. Provides maintenance
i for the teacher, and
ta car for collecting
‘thea children each day.
; Public
Welfare Dept.
: pupplies surplus
‘ eommoditiesa, which go
p into the hot soup.
‘National Youth
: Administration
“paays for two assis-
tants, mountain girls,
who are receiving
nnwRoaH
nursery gschcol treining
’ from Mise Lewie.
‘The Community
: People
. donate all they oan
,in the way of milk, coal
labor. It is their .
interest and cooperation
_which have made the ;
: school & real comnun-
bity nursery school.
; WE NEED
'Madical care, cots
and blankets, play equipment,
stove, supplies, an ade-
“quate salary for the teacher,
8 permanent building for
_the school.
; ;
Please help us meet
our budget and needs
_by sending your con-
‘tribution to the chair-
man of our Finance Com-
mittee:
Mr. Lionel ©. Perera
912 Fifth Avenue
New York City
or directly to the
Highlander Folk School, |
Monteagie Tennessee. .
.Checke should te mace
- payable to the Highlander
Folk Schoole =... n+: ..
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