Consolidation of Schools in Missouri
Consolidation of Schools in Missouri
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16 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BULLETIN Buskin High School, Jackson County, Missouri, situated in the open country. Missouri needs one hundred schools of this type.
There were eleven graduates from the common school course this year and six from the high school.
This school represents a type of rural consolidation where the high school is located in the open country and the grade work is done in the original buildings.
Elmer, Macon County, is a type of consolidation where a village is used as a cent...er and all the work is done in a central building. No arrangement is made for transportation. The children come from the three original districts, some a distance of three miles, but no complaint is made and the people are pleased with the plan.
There are a number of schools in the State that have been formed by one or more districts or parts of districts voting to become a part of another district. Some of these are doing high school work, but they were not organized under the law providing for consolida- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BULLETIN Buskin High School, Jackson County, Missouri, situated in the open country. Missouri needs one hundred schools of this type.
There were eleven graduates from the common school course this year and six from the high school.
This school represents a type of rural consolidation where the high school is located in the open country and the grade work is done in the original buildings.
Elmer, Macon County, is a type of consolidation where a village is used as a cent...er and all the work is done in a central building. No arrangement is made for transportation. The children come from the three original districts, some a distance of three miles, but no complaint is made and the people are pleased with the plan.
There are a number of schools in the State that have been formed by one or more districts or parts of districts voting to become a part of another district. Some of these are doing high school work, but they were not organized under the law providing for consolida- tion.
What to read after Consolidation of Schools in Missouri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Huff Emberson to read onlineMoreLess
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