The Public Trade School
The Public Trade School
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6 cents Average 39 . O cents per hour The per capita cost is approximately $250. 00 per year.
A brief discussion of above data may prove helpful to those con- sidering the establishment of trade schools. The bald fact that out of three hundred eighty-five students, enrolled hi day classes only, in five and one-fourth years but 7 per cent graduate is likely to be claimed as an irrefutable argument against trade schools by those antagonistic to such institutions in any form or location, or in the... public-school system. To even state that the average length of time spent by all the day pupils is but eight months is likely to receive a none too hearty welcome. The cost of the help given all these young men can be com- puted to a cent but the value received by these three hundred eighty- five hungry lives in day classes and six hundred two in night classes is immeasurable.
The chief cause of disappointment to all educators is the fact that pupils do not stay longer in school and their greatest problem is to find ways and means to diminish the ebb flow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 cents Average 39 . O cents per hour The per capita cost is approximately $250. 00 per year.
A brief discussion of above data may prove helpful to those con- sidering the establishment of trade schools. The bald fact that out of three hundred eighty-five students, enrolled hi day classes only, in five and one-fourth years but 7 per cent graduate is likely to be claimed as an irrefutable argument against trade schools by those antagonistic to such institutions in any form or location, or in the... public-school system. To even state that the average length of time spent by all the day pupils is but eight months is likely to receive a none too hearty welcome. The cost of the help given all these young men can be com- puted to a cent but the value received by these three hundred eighty- five hungry lives in day classes and six hundred two in night classes is immeasurable.
The chief cause of disappointment to all educators is the fact that pupils do not stay longer in school and their greatest problem is to find ways and means to diminish the ebb flow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederick Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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