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Peru High School has changed just a “little” over the past 100 years

Peru High School photo dated 1923. The school was located between Pleasant and Elm Streets, just west of Lewis Street. $20,002.40 budget for 1934-35. Average teacher pay – $135 to $150 monthly. The school had 10 employees.

Thanks to Bob McGee for a peek at Peru High School memories.

Posted: October 22nd, 2020 under Education News, Northern NY News, Peru News, Peru School News, Peru/Regional History.