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MANITOWOC

Manitowoc township was organized as a separate municipality in 1848. One of the
first school districts in the county was set up in this area as the Mill School
District No. 2. In 1856, the village of Manitowoc was incorporated resulting in
several joint school districts between the town and the village. Before the
village was incorporated, there were school districts numbers 1-2-3-4. Two
Rivers school district number joint 5 was organized in 1861, and Manitowoc
district number 6 (now Jt. 6) in 1862. Manitowoc joint 7, consisting of an area
west of Tenth Street to the west city limits was set up in 1865. Today only
Manitowoc school districts joint 1 (now Manitowoc city), Manitowoc joint 3, and
Manitowoc joint 6 remain. School districts numbers joint 1, 2, joint 4, and
joint 7 were incorporated into the Manitowoc city school system in 1910.


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Extracted from:

1848 - 1948

CENTENNIAL HISTORY
of the
Manitowoc County School Districts and Public School System

EDITED BY JOS. J. RAPPEL, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1948 


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