1959 History of Reardan Schools - Revision history

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	So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.		So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.
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	So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.		So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.
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	So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.		So the Reardan schools have grown from a little one-room school in 1879 to the consolidated schools of today accommodating nearly 400 students.
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	The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.		The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.

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	The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.		The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.

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	{{box\|This page is part of the 1959 ~~_Reardan History_~~ booklet that was written by the Washington State History class of 1958-1959.}}		{{box\|This page is part of the [[1959 Reardan History]] booklet that was written by the Washington State History class of 1958-1959.}}

	The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.		The earliest symbol of education around here was a small building, founded in 1879 by the settlers on the Peter Walsh ranch. No one seems to know who or when it was built. It was then known as the schoolhouse.