Lone Rock School Teachers 1886-1962
The Story of Lone Rock
History of Juneau County 4-H
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| March 1871 | Lone Rock School District organized |
| April 1871 | Began first 5-month term, First teacher Georgia Hubble, 24 children enrolled |
| September 1871 | Voted to hold 6 months of school, 3 months beginning November 15, 1871 and 3 months beginning April 1872 |
| November 1871 | Finished the school building, boarded the ceiling, laidmatched floor and a threshold for the door, installed casing on the windows on the inside |
| September 1872 | Voted to have a 4-month winter term and a 2-month summer term. Hired male teacher for the winter term anda female for the summer term |
| January 1874 | $7.00 paid for painting the schoolhouse |
| September 1874 | Paid $6.11 for putting edging in the cracks, to point the outside and rail the edging. $21.89 to put logs around the house |
| 1876 | $10 raised to start a school library |
| 1879 | laid new floor for $4.50 |
| 1883 | Bought chair for tde teacher, a bell and a handle and catch for tde door |
| 1891 | Log building torn down. New building started, 20’ X 34’. the old schoolhouse, seats and stove were auctioned off. |
| 1907 | Heating system added and a room added to the building |
| 1909 | Changed to a State Graded school. the first teachers were Inez Skeede and Miss Jennings. |
| 1914 | Began teaching of Agriculture, Manual Training and Cooking & Sewing. |
| 1915 | Belfrey built |
| 1919 | Schoolhouse raised and a full basement was put in with a furnace. |
| 1923 | Added concrete curb for protection of window sills |
| 1924 | Number one hard maple floors put in |
| 1947 | Insulation added |