Excerpt from Thirty-Second Annual Report of the Board of Education, 1869: Together With the Thirty-Second Annual Report of the Secretary of the BoardThe Visitors have made frequent examinations of this school during the past year, and have received great pleasure from what they have seen and heard. They are yet unable to discover that it has suffered any by being under the charge of a female, while in many respects the young ladies are better ...
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Excerpt from Annual Report of the Board of Education, 1854The first distribution of aid under the Resolve was made in the last autumn term. It is dispensed to those pupils who exhibit to the Board satisfactory evidence of their possessing the character, habits of application, and capacity, requisite for bscom ing successful teachers, and of being without the means of de~ fraying the expenses of a course of instruction at the Normal Schools.Abo...
Excerpt from Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Board of Education, 1866: Together With the Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Secretary of the BoardThe establishment of this fund, thirty-one years ago, has been justly regarded as one of the most important educational meas ures ever adopted by the government of the Commonwealth. That it has been one of the most powerful instrumentalities in reforming and elevating the character of our schools th...
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Excerpt from Seventeenth Annual Report of the Board of Education, Together With the Seventeenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board, 1854As required by the Act of 1837, c. 241, the Board of Educa tion proceed, in this their Seventeenth Annual Report, to lay before the Legislature the record of their operations and observa tions during the past year.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic b...
Excerpt from Seventeenth Annual Report of the Board of Education, Together With the Seventeenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board, 1854As required by the Act of 1837, c. 241, the Board of Educa tion proceed, in this their Seventeenth Annual Report, to lay before the Legislature the record of their operations and observa tions during the past year.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic b...
Excerpt from Fifty-Fifth Annual Report of the Board of Education: Together With the Fifty-Fifth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board, 1890-91, January, 1892The introduction into many of our public schools of the elements of manual training, notably of joinery and plain sew ing, as part of the regular course of instruction, calls for recognition on the part of this Board, and raises the question whether some place ought not to be found f...
Excerpt from Seventy-Fourth Annual Report of the Board of Education: January 1911Part Detailed Report of the Work of the Board. I. Summary of Statistics. II. - Normal School Data. III. Teachers' Institutes. IV. Kindergartens. V. - Vacation Schools. VL - State Aid for High Schools. VII.~ - High School Tuition Reimbursement. VIII. Certification of Superintendents of Schools. IX. - List of Superintendents of. Schools. X. Table of Superintendency ...
Excerpt from Seventy-Fourth Annual Report of the Board of Education: January 1911Part Detailed Report of the Work of the Board. I. Summary of Statistics. II. - Normal School Data. III. Teachers' Institutes. IV. Kindergartens. V. - Vacation Schools. VL - State Aid for High Schools. VII.~ - High School Tuition Reimbursement. VIII. Certification of Superintendents of Schools. IX. - List of Superintendents of. Schools. X. Table of Superintendency ...
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Excerpt from Thirteenth Annual Report of the Board of Education: Together With the Thirteenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the BoardThe Legislature at its last session, upon the representation of a committee of this Board appointed for that purpose, ih creased the annual appropriation for the support of these schools from six thousand to seven thousand dollars The additional sum has been distributed by the Board among the three schools, a...
Excerpt from Thirteenth Annual Report of the Board of Education: Together With the Thirteenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the BoardThe Legislature at its last session, upon the representation of a committee of this Board appointed for that purpose, ih creased the annual appropriation for the support of these schools from six thousand to seven thousand dollars The additional sum has been distributed by the Board among the three schools, a...
Excerpt from Report of the Secretary of the Board of Education, on the Subject of School Houses, 1838: Supplementary to His First Annual ReportIn my late tour of exploration, made into every county in the state, I personally examined or obtained exact and specific informa tion, regarding the relative size, construction and condition of about eight hundred school-houses, and, in various ways - principally by correspondence - I have obtained gen...
Excerpt from Second Annual Report of the Board of Education: Together With the Second Annual Report of the Secretary of the BoardIn their first Annual Report, it was stated, that, in the absence of specific powers to undertake measures for the improvement of the schools of the Commonwealth, the Board had been led to seek the voluntary co-opera tion of the friends of education, and, as the best mode of obtaining this co-operation, had invited t...
