The Paris Independent
15
December 23, 2023
L O C A L H I S TO RY No matter the weather, the children of Paris knew the value of their education. They understood that every step they took on their journey to school was a step closer to their dreams. And so, with each passing day, their bond grew stronger, their resilience unyielding.
would laugh and share stories of rain-soaked adventures, snowball fights, and wind-swept escapades. They would remember the camaraderie, the shared experiences, and the unwavering determination that carried them through every season.
Who remembers walking to Years later, as adults, the children school no matter what the of Paris would reminisce about weather? The children of Paris those walks to school. They certainly did, and those memories
would forever be etched in their hearts, reminding them of the strength and resilience they carried with them on their journey through life.
Back of Paris Central Public School in winter
These photographs depict the Paris Central Public School on Grand River St. North, view is from across the Grand River looking West. This school was built in 1909 and demolished in 1972 and replaced with the current Central School at 7 Broadway Street East. Photos: Paris Museum & Historical Society
