Fundamentals of Sociology, With Special Emphasis Upon Community And Educational Problems
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This gives them a financial advantage with regard to the support of schools that is increased by the fact that in a thinly settled region either a school has to be maintained for a few children or the children must be transported con- siderable distances. On the other hand, urban districts must tax themselves relatively more for purposes other than educational.
The amount of money spent for school purposes per one thousand dollars of valuation is probably the best 262 FUNDAMENTALS OF SOCIOLOGY ...indication that can easily be obtained of whether a com- munity can afford to spend more on its schools or not.
A better indication, but less easily accessible, would per- haps be the percentage of average yearly income per person that is used for school purposes. If the school district receives aid from the state, that aid should be proportional to the extent to which the people tax them- selves for their schools, rather than to educational results.
The amount per child spent for school purposes is usually considered a pretty good indication of the character of the schools, providing they are well ad- ministered ; yet in a district with very few children, it may cost twice as much per pupil to maintain a school of the same grade as in another district where there are more children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gives them a financial advantage with regard to the support of schools that is increased by the fact that in a thinly settled region either a school has to be maintained for a few children or the children must be transported con- siderable distances. On the other hand, urban districts must tax themselves relatively more for purposes other than educational.
The amount of money spent for school purposes per one thousand dollars of valuation is probably the best 262 FUNDAMENTALS OF SOCIOLOGY ...indication that can easily be obtained of whether a com- munity can afford to spend more on its schools or not.
A better indication, but less easily accessible, would per- haps be the percentage of average yearly income per person that is used for school purposes. If the school district receives aid from the state, that aid should be proportional to the extent to which the people tax them- selves for their schools, rather than to educational results.
The amount per child spent for school purposes is usually considered a pretty good indication of the character of the schools, providing they are well ad- ministered ; yet in a district with very few children, it may cost twice as much per pupil to maintain a school of the same grade as in another district where there are more children.
What to read after Fundamentals of Sociology, With Special Emphasis Upon Community And Educational Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin a Edwin Asbury Kirkpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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