Saskatchewan Gen Web - One Room School Project

Saskatchewan One Room School Project provides an online history for current generations to enjoy, preserve, and experience, our historical educational, architectural, and cultural, heritage.

If you have ancedotes, or stories of schoolhouse days and activities, and would like to submite your story ; contact the Webmaster. We can create web page for you or list your web site here. I remember...


	Badger School #913, Plunkett, Sk A tribute sent in by the grandson of an early pupil of Badger School District #913. The commemoration event for this school and erection of the plaque is remembered fondly.
	Beulah Land: A Song of the Plains The words to the Song: Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan,
	Cherry Ridge 4405 School House Cherry Ridge 4405 School House "a brief and poignant history of the school written by Helen Brown Scarf, who is still living and was a student in the first class in 1924."
	Corn Valley School District 4320 Image and first hand accounts as sent in by Gordon Thompson of Calgary, AB
	Department of Education Inspectors Report to the Trustees Rosedale August 13, 1912 A 100 year old document which is a superintendant’s evaluation of Miss Edna Kidd, a first year teacher. The report is dated 1912 and has an interesting insight into the role of the local school board. The school, Rosedale School District 145, was located near Wawota Sk.
	Holbrook School District # 844 Neva MacLeod in 1919, has left some interesting notes about her tenure in Holbrook School District, near Alameda SK. My Narrow Escape: The experience of spending the night in the school house due to a blizzard and Saskatchewan School 1919-1920.
	Fond schoolhouse memories for 1930s teacher, student Antoinette Simard recalls teaching the 1930s in the Pearl School near Junor, Saskatchewan which is by Leoville, Saskatchewan. Sunday April 10, 2011 edition Saskatoon Star Phoenix
	History of the Saskatchewan Correspondence School ~ Distance Learning ~ Catherine Sheldon-Williams Saskatchewan's pioneer educator was instrumental in creating the "Outpost Correspondence School" forerunner of the Saskatchewan Correspondence School. (It is with curiosity and intrigue to wonder if there are any lessons, examinations or reminiscences of the early correspondence lessons which aided students of Saskatchewan's homesteading community)
	Lysenko Rural School - SD #494 LYSENKO SCHOOL History : * Lysenko Rural School - SD #494 * '57 Ford Snowed Under. Beauty!! * Horse and Buggy School Days!! * Teacherage, 1938?, back side of School. * Last 'weeny roast' Supper * Lysenko School #2 * Last Lysenko Class - June 1959
	The Nottawa School Story Nottawa School District #2113: The Blizzard of 1955 by Marlene F. Lefebvre
	Letters Index 1924; Pearl Creek School #1048 Letters from pupils to the teacher at Pearl Creek School #1048, and from the teachers back home about their teaching experiences.
	SCHOOL: THEN AND NOW Examination of Schools through Historical Photographs Schools and Saskatchewan
	A story about a Pioneer Saskatchewan School Inspector and his One Room School House teacher daughter. J.Frank Hutchison (1865-1935) and Orma V. Neilson (1890-1967) A biography of two ancestors, Frank Hutchison and Orma Neilson written by Lisa G. Henderson who also submitted a yearbook from the Regina Normal School.
	Suggestions for Saskatchewan School Children Victor Taylor came across a cook book that he believes was used in the 1920's in the school system. Unfortunately, the cover and the first pages are missing. Online is an image of page 3, Suggestions for Saskatchewan School Children, which you may find interesting. Thank you very kindly....
	The Drastic Shortage of Teachers in Saskatchewan's History. Saskatchewan's teacher crisis, and A small sampling of Teacher wanted ads
	Virtue S.D. #2616 near Saskatoon, SK Remiscences and notes sent in by historian and bibliophile Glen Mason. Beginning with CRANICH LAKE #3317, GOLDEN ACRE #3064, SUMMERFIELD #2614, SUNLIGHT #376 and VIRTUE #2616
	William Eldon “Bill” Janzen. Teaching certificates, contracts, photo album, and normal school student images of Bill Janzen as submitted by his daughter, Sandra Lynne Janzen.

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