Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - Education |
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... attendance and for general sanitation . To do this it has had to close schools in several villages and to withdraw from these villages all the influences for the civilization and improvement of the people . This should not be continued ...
... attendance and for general sanitation . To do this it has had to close schools in several villages and to withdraw from these villages all the influences for the civilization and improvement of the people . This should not be continued ...
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... attendance at college , including fees , living , and incidental expenses ? Is this total cost kept well within the limits of the means of those who attend the college ? What are the actual expenses of students ? Are the actual expenses ...
... attendance at college , including fees , living , and incidental expenses ? Is this total cost kept well within the limits of the means of those who attend the college ? What are the actual expenses of students ? Are the actual expenses ...
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... Attendance has improved , however . The average number of days attended by each person enrolled increased from 113 in 1910 to 115.6 in 1913 . CITY SCHOOLS . School administration , particularly in cities , is becoming more and more of a ...
... Attendance has improved , however . The average number of days attended by each person enrolled increased from 113 in 1910 to 115.6 in 1913 . CITY SCHOOLS . School administration , particularly in cities , is becoming more and more of a ...
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... attendance was 10 or less ; and in nearly half the maximum tax yield at 1 per cent for school purposes would be $ 400 . Of Colorado's 1,725 " third - class " school districts 281 contain fewer than 15 chil- dren of school age . CHILDREN ...
... attendance was 10 or less ; and in nearly half the maximum tax yield at 1 per cent for school purposes would be $ 400 . Of Colorado's 1,725 " third - class " school districts 281 contain fewer than 15 chil- dren of school age . CHILDREN ...
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... attendance at all kinds of summer schools in 1914 , it is esti- mated that fully one - third were teachers intent upon bettering their professional preparation . NORMAL SCHOOLS . There were 281 normal schools reporting to the Bureau of ...
... attendance at all kinds of summer schools in 1914 , it is esti- mated that fully one - third were teachers intent upon bettering their professional preparation . NORMAL SCHOOLS . There were 281 normal schools reporting to the Bureau of ...
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