Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1870 - Education |
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... school attendance , have been collated : White pupils in private schools ... attending private schools , less than 2,000 under fourteen remain to be ... schools of Georgetown . White pupils COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION . 17.
... school attendance , have been collated : White pupils in private schools ... attending private schools , less than 2,000 under fourteen remain to be ... schools of Georgetown . White pupils COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION . 17.
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... attending school ... Colored children not attending school .. Total ... 7,854 5,881 13 , 735 The capacity of the public school buildings seems to be utterly inad- equate . In Washington City , in the public schools , the number of seats ...
... attending school ... Colored children not attending school .. Total ... 7,854 5,881 13 , 735 The capacity of the public school buildings seems to be utterly inad- equate . In Washington City , in the public schools , the number of seats ...
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... school for the chil- dren of the Indian Orchard Mills , established by , and connected with the school system of , Springfield , Massachusetts . In this school half the children work six hours in the morning , and attend school three ...
... school for the chil- dren of the Indian Orchard Mills , established by , and connected with the school system of , Springfield , Massachusetts . In this school half the children work six hours in the morning , and attend school three ...
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... attend these evening schools , going directly from their work in the mills , or other places , without waiting for their supper , and making greater progress in five months than others attending the regular schools in a year . " A young ...
... attend these evening schools , going directly from their work in the mills , or other places , without waiting for their supper , and making greater progress in five months than others attending the regular schools in a year . " A young ...
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United States. Bureau of Education. NON - ATTENDANCE , ABSENTEEISM , AND TRUANCY . The immense amount of illiteracy in the country is a most significant fact , pointing to non - attendance . This prevails alike in country and city ...
United States. Bureau of Education. NON - ATTENDANCE , ABSENTEEISM , AND TRUANCY . The immense amount of illiteracy in the country is a most significant fact , pointing to non - attendance . This prevails alike in country and city ...
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