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I saw there , in a fine hall , a thousand pupils arranged on their settees with the strictest regard to their height . The effect is charming . I see a tendency to imitate this spectacle on a small scale in our school - rooms .
I saw there , in a fine hall , a thousand pupils arranged on their settees with the strictest regard to their height . The effect is charming . I see a tendency to imitate this spectacle on a small scale in our school - rooms .
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Aggregate increase for the year 99 950 129 V. PUPILS . 35,164 .14 .76 32,463 2,700 Average whole number of pupils belonging to day schools of all grades during the year Ratio of the number of pupils belonging to the schools to ...
Aggregate increase for the year 99 950 129 V. PUPILS . 35,164 .14 .76 32,463 2,700 Average whole number of pupils belonging to day schools of all grades during the year Ratio of the number of pupils belonging to the schools to ...
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But it seems to me that the reduction in the number of pupils to a teacher which has been going on for ten or ... With our excellent classification of pupils and our admirable accommodations , each pupil having a separate desk and chair ...
But it seems to me that the reduction in the number of pupils to a teacher which has been going on for ten or ... With our excellent classification of pupils and our admirable accommodations , each pupil having a separate desk and chair ...
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Contents
Auditors Exhibit July 7 1871 | 1 |
Preliminary meeting rules of committee | 3 |
ANNUAL REPORTOF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE PAGE | 5 |
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1871 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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