PS 30 & MISS O'HARA'S 4TH GRADE CLASS - 1918 Elementary School Record of Attendance and Progress Brooklyn, Ny

0. 4to - over 9¾. Handwritten, 1918. ORIGINAL, HANDWRITTEN NYC BOARD of ED. 'TEACHER'S RECORD of ATTENDANCE & PROGRESS of PUPILS'-- 4th graders in public school in NYC, 1918 -- Days Present/ Effort/ Proficiency/ Days Absent/ Times Late/ Deportment/ Promoted/ Books Returned. PS 30 was a primary school in Red Hook, Brooklyn-- located at Conover & Wolcott Streets, about 4 blocks from the waterfront docks in a working-class neighborhood. Teacher Helen O'Hara kept a daily attendance book and jotted 'progress' notes for each of her 4th graders, the kids of Red Hook in 1918-- Louis Vivian. Jane Castagliola. Harry Ninberg. Violet Holzkamf. Mary McGregor. Concetta Alfonso. John Pendergast. Fair.

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