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A special kind of __ school was opened in 1893 under the auspices of the Methodist Church - the Folts Mission Institute in Herkimer - to educate missionaries. In 1943 the facility reopened as the Folts Home for the Aged.
In 1948, New York State Education Dept. established BOCES (Boards of Cooperative Educational Services). In 1966 a vocational-technical education program was added for the county, but it wasn't until 1974 that they had their own building on Gros Blvd. in __ __. (2 words)
The first __ school in the county was opened in 1851 by Saint Mary's Church in Little Falls.
The former Pine Crest Sanatorium's buildings in Salisbury were converted into a fundamentalist __ college and training center.
__ became a centralized district in 1937, incorporating schools at Fort Herkimer, Paines Hollow, Jacksonburg, and Shoemaker Hill.
Early public schools were called __ __ schools where pupils of all ages were taught by a single teacher. One of the earliest was taught by William Dexter Gray (1773-1841) in the town of Fairfield in 1798-1799. (2 words)
Dr. Silas Kimm (1862-1957), born in a log cabin in Salisbury, would become the School District __ of Herkimer County in 1911. He was also a poet and wrote about the history of the area in local newspapers. His articles were published in a book by his grandchildren, available for sale in our Gift Shop!
Herkimer County __ College was established in 1966 and opened in the fall of 1967 in 3 buildings of the former UNIVAC plant in Ilion. Its campus overlooking the village of Herkimer was completed in 1971.
In 1812 the Common School Act divided towns into school __, supported chiefly by local taxes.
Secondary education in the 19th century was offered by private __. There was one in Little Falls (opened 1845), West Winfield (1850) and Dolgeville (1890).
Early education was provided if a __ was available, who could usually provide instruction in reading or writing.
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A larger stone school was built in the same site of #8 Across in 1880. The next year, a __ was added for the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet, who were the teachers. In 1898 the school received a state charter as Saint Mary's Academy.
One of the most well known of #19 Across was in __, chartered in 1803. Its 98-year history would include a medical college, a seminary and military school. The last class graduated in 1901. Two plaques near the intersection of Hardscrabble Rd. and Route 29 mark its existence.
Margaret Tuger (1864-1939) became principal of the __ __ School in Herkimer in 1891. Within a short time, her enrollment grew with many of her students not able to speak English. She helped the children and their families adjust with adult education classes to their new country and was loved by many. (2 words)
Saint Francis de Sales parish in __ opened a school in 1921 and is still active today!
The first centralized school in the county was __ __ in 1931, built through the generosity of Owen D. Young. (2 words)
In 1784, the first governor of New York State, George Clinton, established the University of the State of New York and a board of regents to supervise schools and __. There have been 2 Herkimer County residents serving as regents: Nathan smith of Fairfield in 1810 and Owen D. Young of van Hornesville from 1934-46.
Students from many countries study at the Holy Trinity Seminary in __, part of the Russian Orthodox Monastery, to be priests.
Newport and Middleville combined to form __ __ Valley Central School in 1938. (2 words)
There was a Newport Female Institute in the 1830s under the care of Miss Mary C. Brooks and Katherine P. Brooks as assistant __. Katherine married Linus Yale, Jr. and wrote a book of essays "Abbie Knots and other Knots."