Education in the Society of Friends Past, Present, And Prospective
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35 The policy of confining these schools to members of the Society has generally, of latter years, been superseded by that of ex- cluding no pupils of good character who are willing to conform to the rules. While this, without due care, may produce overcrowding in Friends' schools, it has the advantage of securing larger remuneration to the teachers and improved facilities for instruction; the benefits are also diffused and good feeling pro- moted on the part of those of other denomina- tions. ...It has been found, under this liberal policy, that Friends' schools, when well con- ducted, overflow with pupils, notwithstanding there are plenty of free schools near at hand.
The eminent success of these day schools in the cities is cause of encouragement to the Society to improve and extend the educa- tional advantages furnished in smaller towns and in agricultural districts, — to secure the very best of teachers, and to pay these well in view of the onerous duties of their call- ing, the high moral and intellectual qualities it requires, and the responsibilities it imposes.
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35 The policy of confining these schools to members of the Society has generally, of latter years, been superseded by that of ex- cluding no pupils of good character who are willing to conform to the rules. While this, without due care, may produce overcrowding in Friends' schools, it has the advantage of securing larger remuneration to the teachers and improved facilities for instruction; the benefits are also diffused and good feeling pro- moted on the part of those of other denomina- tions. ...It has been found, under this liberal policy, that Friends' schools, when well con- ducted, overflow with pupils, notwithstanding there are plenty of free schools near at hand.
The eminent success of these day schools in the cities is cause of encouragement to the Society to improve and extend the educa- tional advantages furnished in smaller towns and in agricultural districts, — to secure the very best of teachers, and to pay these well in view of the onerous duties of their call- ing, the high moral and intellectual qualities it requires, and the responsibilities it imposes.
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