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September 26, 1962
The Daily News Of The Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas County, Virgin Islands
What is this article about?
Headmaster Thomas Waters announces the opening of a new nursery school building at Antilles school, dedicated to four-year-olds, allowing better focus and accommodating 20 children, with updated staffing.
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Opens at Antilles
Headmaster Thomas Waters of the Antilles school announced that the school has officially opened its new nursery school building.
The room is being used exclusively for four year olds. Previously, four and five-year-olds were taught in the same room.
Waters said that the improvement would enable the teacher to work more closely on the problems of the nursery school child.
The building can accommodate 20 children of that age level.
The school now has two teachers in the kindergarten department and one in the nursery department.
Opens at Antilles
Headmaster Thomas Waters of the Antilles school announced that the school has officially opened its new nursery school building.
The room is being used exclusively for four year olds. Previously, four and five-year-olds were taught in the same room.
Waters said that the improvement would enable the teacher to work more closely on the problems of the nursery school child.
The building can accommodate 20 children of that age level.
The school now has two teachers in the kindergarten department and one in the nursery department.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
New Building
Nursery School
Antilles School
Thomas Waters
Education Improvement
What entities or persons were involved?
Thomas Waters
Where did it happen?
Antilles School
Story Details
Key Persons
Thomas Waters
Location
Antilles School
Story Details
Headmaster Thomas Waters announces the opening of a new nursery school building exclusively for four-year-olds at Antilles school, previously shared with five-year-olds, to allow closer attention to nursery issues; it holds 20 children and the school now has dedicated teachers for kindergarten and nursery.