Fonds MG4024 - Ste-Sophie Protestant School, Scotland, Quebec Fonds

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Ste-Sophie Protestant School, Scotland, Quebec Fonds

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    CA MUA MG4024

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    • 1914-1937 (Creation)
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      Ste-Sophie Protestant School

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    1 reel of microfilm

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    (1914-)

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    In 1914, a group of Jewish farmers at Ste-Sophie in Terrebonne County formed a committee to establish a public school under the Protestant School Commission. The purpose of the school was to provide both general and Jewish education. Classes were taught in English in the mornings, and in Hebrew in the afternoon; later, the Hebrew element in the programme was detached and placed under a special commission.

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    The Trustees' Minute Book records negotiations for establishing the school, engaging teachers, fees, the maintenance of the building, and the curriculum. About one-third of the minutes are in Hebrew script. The school trustees' meetings occasionally took on the character of a general town assembly and general topics such as agricultural assistance to immigrants were discussed.

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