A Chronology of the Boston Public Schools
A Chronology of the Boston Public Schools
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50.) First kindergarten established, believed to be the first public free kindergarten in the world. (S. D. 2 of 1888, p. 18.) Change from four grammar grades to six, making with three primary grades nine grades below the high schools; beginning of the nine-grade system in Boston. (S. D. 3 of 1904, p. 49.) 1871. — Drawing first taken seriously in the schools through the move- ment for industrial art education. (S. D. 3 of 1903, p. 97.) 1872. — Industrial schools authorized; the School Committee... to " prescribe the arts, trades and occupations to be taught," and to have the management thereof. (Acts of 1872, Chap. 86.) Normal School and Girls' High School separated and each estab- lished as an independent institution. '(S. D. 18 of 1888, p. 48.) 1873. Truant officers first placed under authority of School Committee.
(Acts of 1873, Chap. 262.) Age of compulsoiy attendance decreased from fourteen to twelve years, but term of schooling lengthened. (Acts of 1873, Chap.
279.) School books may be loaned to pupils.
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50.) First kindergarten established, believed to be the first public free kindergarten in the world. (S. D. 2 of 1888, p. 18.) Change from four grammar grades to six, making with three primary grades nine grades below the high schools; beginning of the nine-grade system in Boston. (S. D. 3 of 1904, p. 49.) 1871. — Drawing first taken seriously in the schools through the move- ment for industrial art education. (S. D. 3 of 1903, p. 97.) 1872. — Industrial schools authorized; the School Committee... to " prescribe the arts, trades and occupations to be taught," and to have the management thereof. (Acts of 1872, Chap. 86.) Normal School and Girls' High School separated and each estab- lished as an independent institution. '(S. D. 18 of 1888, p. 48.) 1873. Truant officers first placed under authority of School Committee.
(Acts of 1873, Chap. 262.) Age of compulsoiy attendance decreased from fourteen to twelve years, but term of schooling lengthened. (Acts of 1873, Chap.
279.) School books may be loaned to pupils.
What to read after A Chronology of the Boston Public Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston (Mass.). Finance Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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