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Mosze Szymon Rozenbaum - Report Card

From the 1934-35 School Year in the Radzilow Public School

 
 
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Seventh-grade Public Primary School
In Radzilow, Szczuczyn administrative district
Nr 39, School year: 1934/35
School Record
Rozenbaum Moszek
Born: 2 February 1921 in Radzilow
In Szczuczyn administrative district;
Religious persuasion: Mosaic [Jewish]
A 7th grade pupil; He received the following grades in the 1934/35 school year:
Behavior  - Very Good
Religion - Very Good
Polish language - Good
....language -
....language - [Both the other language fields are empty; apparently they did not teach any foreign languages]
Mathematics and geometry - Good
Nature study/study of animate nature
[Old-fashioned name for biology] - Good
Physics and chemistry  -
Hygiene -
Geography and studies about modern Poland - Very Good
History - Good
Drawing lessons - Good
Manual work - Good
Singing - Good
Physical exercise - Good
Needlework - n/a
Number of schooldays missed - 49 
He was late 5 times; He was late 5 times without an excuse
Overall result - Good
In Radzilow on 15 June 1935
J. Lawnicka - Tutoress
Management of Public Primary School in Radzilow
Handwriting illegible [male] - Headmaster
National Printing House. School report for 6th and 7th grade public schools. Price 8 groshes [grosh = 1/100 of a zloty]
       
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Grading Scale
Behavior - very good , good, adequate, inadequate
Learning - very good, good, satisfactory, unsatisfactory
Overall result - very good, good, satisfactory, unsatisfactory
       

 
Additional Material:
Mosze Szymon's school notebook from the early 1930's
Letter from Radzilow Rabbi Yehoshua Zelik Gelgor to Nechemiah Rozenbaum, about his nephew Zundel Rozenbaum (Mosze Szymon's father) and the heartbreaking economic situation he was facing in 1934
Helen Rosenbaum's tribute to her father Mosze Szymon, based on his own handwritten memoirs about his life in Radzilow and Australia
 

 
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