Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of EducationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1886 - Education |
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... Primary instruction . - The number of children of school age in 1883 was 2,242,537 , an increase of 27,150 over the preceding year . The number attending school was 1,756,836 . The number of schools was 16,090 , with 22,858 rooms . Of ...
... Primary instruction . - The number of children of school age in 1883 was 2,242,537 , an increase of 27,150 over the preceding year . The number attending school was 1,756,836 . The number of schools was 16,090 , with 22,858 rooms . Of ...
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... Primary instruction . - There were 771 primary schools , with 993 teachers and 46,687 pupils , in the school year 1883-84 . Of these , 184 were boys ' schools , 168 girls ' schools , and 418 were mixed . As to nationality , 593 of the ...
... Primary instruction . - There were 771 primary schools , with 993 teachers and 46,687 pupils , in the school year 1883-84 . Of these , 184 were boys ' schools , 168 girls ' schools , and 418 were mixed . As to nationality , 593 of the ...
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... primary public schools . The law of March 28 , 1882 , made primary education obligatory and lay ; and then came a scries of laws , decrees , decisions , and instructions , establishing hamlet schools ; organizing superior primary ...
... primary public schools . The law of March 28 , 1882 , made primary education obligatory and lay ; and then came a scries of laws , decrees , decisions , and instructions , establishing hamlet schools ; organizing superior primary ...
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... 'asile , or maternal schools , viz , 679,085 , there re- main 845,802 children not of school age attending school . The law of 1882 made primary instruction not only obligatory CCLXII REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION .
... 'asile , or maternal schools , viz , 679,085 , there re- main 845,802 children not of school age attending school . The law of 1882 made primary instruction not only obligatory CCLXII REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION .
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Office of Education United States. Office of Education. The law of 1882 made primary instruction not only obligatory , but lay ; i . e . , it in- trusted the direction of primary schools only to laymen . The operation of the law may be ...
Office of Education United States. Office of Education. The law of 1882 made primary instruction not only obligatory , but lay ; i . e . , it in- trusted the direction of primary schools only to laymen . The operation of the law may be ...
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