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is occupied by myself, one Assistant and one hundred and fifty pupils. Allowing a separate room for the Normal Class, you perceive the entire building is required for school. 
You ask if "one hundred children are deprived of the advantages of education." [[underscore]]Every child in town [[/underscore]] is deprived of the benefits of school. A hundred and fifty to be sace, assemble every day, but the time is spent in alternating between sitting and standing. Not on recitation has been heard since school opened. if, indead, it can be called school. However, I though this courses, until the occupancy of the building was decided, preferable to a discontinuance of the school. 
As a temporary relief (for you must know my strength is being taxed to the utmost.) I would again suggest and urge that the basement be vacated to make room for the furniture, thus giving me