District No. 28, Schilling School

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Schilling School, 1954

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District No. 28, Schilling School
District formed	1860, 1867
Years schools built	N/A
General location	Southwestern Washington County, near Woodbury
Modern address	7781 Bailey Rd.
District boundaries	Stretched from Carvers Lake in the northwestern corner to Colby Lake in the northeastern corner.
Disposition	Closed in 1952, now a residence
Notes	1860: Schoolhouse built. 1867: New schoolhouse built. 1952: Closed, consolidated with South Washington County Schools. *Student enrollment: 1860: 12 students. 1868: 75 students. 1899: 45 students. 1938: 18 students.
Memories:	"I remember 'hot lunch' too. There was a kerosene stove in the cloak room which was an extension on the south east side of the school that also served as the entry way. About 11:00, the teacher started the stove and put on a large pan of water to heat. Whoever had food containers that needed to be warmed brought them to the teacher, and she placed them carefully in this pan and the food would be warmed by the noon lunch hour." -Gladys Schilling Noeske

Known Teachers:

1860-1: Nancy Lawson
1898-9: Sarah Noltimier
1903-4: Mary Allis DeCou
1925-6: Mildred Pratt
1926-7: Mildred Pratt
1927-8: Mildred Pratt
1928-9: Erma Bertram
1929-30: Erma Bertram
1930-1: Ruth Mallberg
1931-2: Ruth Mallberg
1932-3: Ruth Mallberg
1938-9: Ruth Mallberg & Webster Morrison
1939-40: Ruth Mallberg & Webster Morrison
1945-6: Joy Seifert Schilling
1946-7: Stella Reed
1947-8: Stella Reed
1948-9: Stella Reed
1949-50: Stella Reed
1950-1: Stella Reed

Other teachers: Elsie Kiecker & Stella Lietzall.

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