Annual Report of the New Jersey State Board of Education 1852
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There has been twenty-nine quarters kept. In the two principal schools we have four quarters in a year, all the rest, with one or two exceptions, keep two quarters. The number over eighteen going to school, I have no correct account of, probably not over five. We have ninety-four colored children in our township, who are the least disposed to avail themselves of their opportunities, and very few go more than one quarter.
64 ^1.75 is the lowest price for teaching, which is graded by tbeir studie...s to $5.00.
I can with propriety make the usual annual complaint of want of suitable teachers. Those that we have are only quali- fied to teach the usual branches of an English education.
I have directed the attention of the teachers to the in- troduction of vocal music, and where it has been carried out it has been very satisfactory, not only to the teacher, but scholars, having a tendency, especially among small children, to keep them quiet.
Leonard Lawrance.
HOPEWELL TOWXSHIP.
There are in this township eight school houses ; one built of stone, one of concrete brick, and the remainder frame- Three of them are two storied buildings, generally using but one room for school purposes, the other being a lecture room, and used for the school when occasion requires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There has been twenty-nine quarters kept. In the two principal schools we have four quarters in a year, all the rest, with one or two exceptions, keep two quarters. The number over eighteen going to school, I have no correct account of, probably not over five. We have ninety-four colored children in our township, who are the least disposed to avail themselves of their opportunities, and very few go more than one quarter.
64 ^1.75 is the lowest price for teaching, which is graded by tbeir studie...s to $5.00.
I can with propriety make the usual annual complaint of want of suitable teachers. Those that we have are only quali- fied to teach the usual branches of an English education.
I have directed the attention of the teachers to the in- troduction of vocal music, and where it has been carried out it has been very satisfactory, not only to the teacher, but scholars, having a tendency, especially among small children, to keep them quiet.
Leonard Lawrance.
HOPEWELL TOWXSHIP.
There are in this township eight school houses ; one built of stone, one of concrete brick, and the remainder frame- Three of them are two storied buildings, generally using but one room for school purposes, the other being a lecture room, and used for the school when occasion requires.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New Jersey. State Board of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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