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DIRECTORY:
Superintendent Brittaia EapL&iizes
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, culturI na uoraeiuc jsienco in-, i m
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I, Consolidation
crhobls," permit me to'answer under- S 3 - :.; - v.,- v;.v." v-Vv.::,"i i 1 -r : r -:; "
as follows : - ' " I ;.:. V'V?:.: -Ovr W ; -
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.r-nrtr "(.vprvtfV attract nd retain I e v: - , wO V2ia
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the 'strongesCteachers in the work hS S i ;
of rural education mc uiiu 01 0111- -
ization must, be larger-in oraer 10 pay
salaries: : : Seeing plainly the
frequently farcical work which al- 2 gvfo;:
net necessarily-resiults. from the ef- ''UttMli;
: ffiWfflSCT I culture ? ' SCHOLARSHIP
trrades, as. Iweil.. asJ:: in.i the . upper
classes, .the highest type of teacher. is 5
repelled by tne aimosx: nopeiess iasK.r
oc Wpir as the" sriiall Salary. ;It) ; such
ipachine or 1 r "near"eaching'; there- 5 S
can be none of that division of labor jj
so necessary tor ; expert emciency.
2. Transportation
PON SOLID ATlON will 'require 5 S
; . transportation of some of the' pu: 2 11l0MBiiiJ
pils. School wagons "should be : used 2 S 'V; '.t: ' '
and without biirdensome expense we
"vniay nave tne nappy, hvhi& ucigm, 5
warm i4iiu..uij'-v vv.:w.
ing at the school door. . In the outh
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m particular wiui
" dread of the Negro
value
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never
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daughter s step, returning ,
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'WOMEN
y A Liberal Education 4- ,
: rs Eauimrient for Womanlv Service
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f. - 5 Employment r. . i( jjk s
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' luc .t,w, i'' s 5 f rive-weii-pmnneu coureesi leauiijgw music k
vagrant, is this of - V. -i ' :. -.1 .T .v.' . .-f ' : " Ji U
, for it would remove the pallor - 5 , , , . , v r S - - , ' ; ' " K !i i
many a mother's -cheek, now IS 2 - , 7'." , ' -.' ' ",;'rt. ' ; , -; ' "T, 1 , tf ' :
reiaxea- irom me- siram -untu 1 ',;:ouc o;iciiv;C)vXXUU&iCiiuiu an v.m ;j
the welcome sound ofher I - Bi.p.iAiA U
ihitnH -1 iiu.jvvaviiiv3i. in muQivi aiiu 111 mi vuiwiHiuai wiauvua - r " - ; ' " ' :- ' . mm -unnarmea
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two 1 conidelatioS S E-:Teae and ra b I both regular ; and B ,
'Uh EquipmentrmoderaVincluding .
ment of transportation in place of the 5 g society halls, ffymnasiurh; music rooms, teachers-training; school; infirmary, model E s
; small district unit withtsMisagree SS v. r ; , . ; ,6 g g
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3. Practical InstrCttiort
s S iTDormitories furnished by the State.; Board at actual cost. Tuition, free to those H H
, "'"7""'. s s wno pieage tnemseives 10 Decome leacners. , v
w rural - schools, need to be more I " i; ::;r. - r' .::.r;V-''.V "
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President
they represent but pale " arid-feeble
imitations of city education, itself too -y&r-p : v.pfAKv- ; .:. X;- 'w " ,'';v.a"' )
., teacher and the : cbunty farm agent 5 5
xne empnasis be;paced upon biology,-..-: , ... f r t rinrriMCDADA TVf
..instead of. algebra' or Latin.. SS.r;- - ; GKEEInoBOKO, IN. C.
I . similar practical tinge should be
. given to the training of the farmer's
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daughter, y Sewingl cooking, the ar- jnl'
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tion of a room, "canning all the arts I BO
which co with home makincr.. are I
needed to match the new work of the
hoys. The girls should learn the
meaning of a wellbalariced.'food ra
tion and addlo the mother-s training
a practical knowledge of the chemis-,
try of foods.? I have" seen one little
girl prepare cojn in its, various 'forms
in sixty different' ways for the family
: table; -u . v:.-:
11 s not contended or. expectejd that
these things cane'mit'lnto our rural
. schools: without 'perhaps additional
expense. 1 But wt have alrparlv seen
that the farmer's child .now has less
spent upon hini than any other .in ;the .
land. Give him tli cam rhirtr itriA
history shows that, he wil). go further
and do' better upon an average than
the city-reared boy. It is too much
to expect: however, that hcPwill be' as
yell prepared, fop life upon a per cap
ita of $3 or $4 each year as, the urban
child with an expenditure of $12. to
annually.. , His father,' must ; see
that prdper -.education of this 'type
costs money and he must be' as will
;ng to spend it for this purpose as his
cty brother. -;M.. BRITTAlN, v-1-.
State Superintendent of Schools
, , Atlanta, Ga. . .-".; :
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... themselves for useful and honorable work ' . . ,,9m, . 1 ," ".ttt', r,
1 m: many lines or inoustry wniai require .
training and skill for success. Thorough
and practical courses are offered Agricul
ture; Horticulture; Animal Industry; Civil,-:
-Mechanical- and v?Ele'car.;Engin;enhg'1'--:'-.
: Chemistry; Dyeing-and Textile'Industry.:
f acuity vpr.v ofc tnorougniy competent -r ApntrtiSTPATto bldo. (or.
. lUdUUV.LU19. X WCUIJ'-OC VCII wuiiu- .,
1 . irigs. Eighteen departments. Mil- ,
. ' itary features. Large Library.
-Excellent Athletic field; Dormi-
- ioryVrvooms for 560 students
Many i rooms , already engaged for
N next iesslon. For ... catalogue, lllus- ;
trated circular ana .entrance Dianics, r
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