Supervision of Rural Schools for Negroes
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There were 348 improvement leagues organized, and they raised for school improvement $13, 744. 16.
The entire cost of supervision in these counties was less than $7, 000. 00, so that these teachers have brought into the school funds twice the cost of their salaries and expenses. Nearly every school that was built or enlarged was the result of the efforts of the improve- ment leagues co-operating with the local school boards, which have dealt more liberally with the Negro schools since the Negro...es have shown such a disposition to help themselves.
But these figures, as illuminating as they are, do not tell all the story. Back of this record of progress, there is a new spirit of self-help, a new interest in the home, in the farm, and in the country neighborhood, and it marks the beginning of a co-operative movement for improvement in other ways. The teaching has been stronger, the attendance has been more regular, and the work of the schools has been more practical than ever before.
Superintendent Coggin writes of the work in Charles City County as follows: With reference to the work in Charles City, I can say that the County School Board in its last meeting said that the results were such that they could not think of giving it up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were 348 improvement leagues organized, and they raised for school improvement $13, 744. 16.
The entire cost of supervision in these counties was less than $7, 000. 00, so that these teachers have brought into the school funds twice the cost of their salaries and expenses. Nearly every school that was built or enlarged was the result of the efforts of the improve- ment leagues co-operating with the local school boards, which have dealt more liberally with the Negro schools since the Negro...es have shown such a disposition to help themselves.
But these figures, as illuminating as they are, do not tell all the story. Back of this record of progress, there is a new spirit of self-help, a new interest in the home, in the farm, and in the country neighborhood, and it marks the beginning of a co-operative movement for improvement in other ways. The teaching has been stronger, the attendance has been more regular, and the work of the schools has been more practical than ever before.
Superintendent Coggin writes of the work in Charles City County as follows: With reference to the work in Charles City, I can say that the County School Board in its last meeting said that the results were such that they could not think of giving it up.
What to read after Supervision of Rural Schools for Negroes?
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