Macoupin County School Districts
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Bunker Hill Unit #8 Dr. Victor Buehler, Superintendent Phone: 618-585-3116 Carlinville Unit #1 Mike Kelly, Superintendent Phone: 217-854-9823 Gillespie Unit #7 Joe Tieman, Superintendent Phone: 217-839-2464 Mt. Olive Unit #5 Patrick Murphy, Superintendent Phone: 217-999-7831 North Mac #34 Marica Cullen, Superintendent Phone: 217-627-2915 Northwestern #2 Patrick Bowman, Superintendent Phone: 217-436-2210 Southwestern #9 Brad Skertich, Superintendent Phone: 618-729-3813 Staunton #6 Dan Cox, Superintendent Phone: 618-635-2962 ACE - Macoupin Safe School Mark Darr, Director Phone: 217-854-9542 Parochial Schools Zion Lutheran Dave Manning, Principal Phone: 618-635-3060 Green Text = Link
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There is a wealth of information here for those wishing to search through school records to learn about schools and students in Macoupin County in the early 20th century. Persons who know the name or number of a school in which they are interested may easily go to the list of schools by name or number and click on that school.
If the general location of a school is all that is known, the researcher may go to the appropriate township and find the approximate area on the map where the school was located and see the number corresponding to that area. That number indicates the school district number. Then, the schools are listed on the page with the map by name and by number. Click on the school of interest. Once a researcher has reached the records of the school he/she wants to explore, the information available for most schools includes: • Pictures of the schools, most from 1911-1913; • Preliminary classification/first week classification (fall registration records); • Report of classifications, standing, advancement and attendance (spring records); *Researchers should check both spring and fall records for complete information. • Teachers’ annual reports to the County Superintendent of Schools which include numbers of students, condition of buildings, teacher salaries, etc. (These records are included from 1912-1948.); • Physician’s reports from 1927-1929; • Undated lists of members of boards of directors; • Miscellaneous documents that may include reports to boards of directors concerning school visits by the County Superintendent of Schools, reports of inspections by the Department of Public Health, laboratory reports on wells, and applications for recognition. Click the button above to go to the School History Pages |
