Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1957
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CONSTRUCTION AT BACH: With the demolition of the old original Bach School on W. Jefferson St. finished, work has proceeded on the new eight-classroom addition, scheduled for completion in February at a cost of $209,240. It will be a two-story structure. This is the first floor slab. Spence Brothers of Saginaw is the contractor, while Colvin, Robinson & Associates of Ann Arbor are the architects.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 13, 1957
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ADDITION NEARS COMPLETION: Work progresses on the new addition to the Bach Elementary School at 600 W. Jefferson Ave. The addition, which will contain eight classrooms, a clinic and two offices, is expected to be completed by early February. The older portion of the school is shown in the background.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1942
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TEA TIME AT BACH: Kindergarteners at Bach school yesterday had as their guests children who will enter that grade next fall. Above, right, Greta Rey pours for her guests, left to right, Yvonne Werner, Nancy Carol Aiken and Karen King. While pre-kindergarteners became familiar with the classroom and teacher, their mothers attended a motion picture and heard talks by Dr. David Van der Slice, school physician, and Miss Gertrude Klaver, school nurse, on health requirements for children entering school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 15, 1942
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Learning to write is still part of the curriculum of the Ann Arbor schools, and children give it the same tongue-biting concentration that penmanship received years ago. This picture was posed specially for The News to show typical penmanship as taught in the city's schools.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1946
Caption:
Kay Ann Fischer and Charles Zill, nine-year-old Bach fourth graders, made the Chinese screen which is displayed at the all-day Bach school "World's Fair" today. Each school room represented a different country, and students made and sold articles native to each country.