The early settlers were fully mindful of the educational and spiritual welfare of their families, and made generous provision for schools and the support of the public worship. A flourishing school was maintained as early as 1814, and after the separation of the town from Jersey the new territory was arranged in convenient districts and schools provided for in each. From this beginning has grown the present system of the town, more complete in arrangement than ever before, yet possibly not as strong in point of number of pupils attending school.
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The District covers approximately 58 square miles within the townships of Bradford, Bath, Orange, Tyrone, Wayne, and Urbana and the counties of Schuyler and Steuben. Villages within the District are Bradford, South Bradford, and Monterey.
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