Address On the Present Condition And Progress of Popular Education in the City of New York
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If we could transfer the cliildren who ask admission to the schools of the Twelfth, Nineteenth. Twenty-second, Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth Wards to the lower part of the city, where many of the schools, on account of a receding population, are languishing from a lack of attendance, we could at once abate, to a large extent, the evil of childi-en being denied admis- sion to school-houses adjacent tu their homes.
The heating apparatus, the ventilatit)n and the plumbing in our school buildings... have been greatls' improved, and instead of the complaints which we have been accustomed to receive during the past few years, words of commendation come to us from every side. The Board of Health, at a meeting held October 6, 1887, passed a resolution very complimentary in its character, approv- ing the sanitary appliances introduced into our school buildings by our painstaking and vigilant Superintendent. There is oppor- tunity for still greater improvement, and the effort of this Department is to make every room in every school-house a per- fectly healthful place ; and when the repairs for the present year shall have been completed, we coniidentl}" believe that our school buildings will be brought up to i\\& line of the latest improve- ment in all matters relating to sanitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we could transfer the cliildren who ask admission to the schools of the Twelfth, Nineteenth. Twenty-second, Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth Wards to the lower part of the city, where many of the schools, on account of a receding population, are languishing from a lack of attendance, we could at once abate, to a large extent, the evil of childi-en being denied admis- sion to school-houses adjacent tu their homes.
The heating apparatus, the ventilatit)n and the plumbing in our school buildings... have been greatls' improved, and instead of the complaints which we have been accustomed to receive during the past few years, words of commendation come to us from every side. The Board of Health, at a meeting held October 6, 1887, passed a resolution very complimentary in its character, approv- ing the sanitary appliances introduced into our school buildings by our painstaking and vigilant Superintendent. There is oppor- tunity for still greater improvement, and the effort of this Department is to make every room in every school-house a per- fectly healthful place ; and when the repairs for the present year shall have been completed, we coniidentl}" believe that our school buildings will be brought up to i\\& line of the latest improve- ment in all matters relating to sanitation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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