High School Agriculture Without State Subsidy
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It is encouraged and is taught in probably 2, 500 elementary schools and 200 high schools. Teachers are not required to pass an examination in this subject, and in many places the work is not well done. There are no special schools of agriculture of secondary grade in this state. " NEBRASKA State Superintendent Bishop, writes: "Some instruction in agriculture is probably given in one-eighth of the rural schools, and in 108 public high schools. The subject of agriculture is presented in the nint...h or tenth grades, and consists of a one-year course similar to a course in botany or any other subject which continues through one year, and is presented by means of a textbook. Nebraska has two special schools of agriculture of secondary grade, one recently established. " OHIO State Superintendent Miller writes: "Agriculture is taught in all township and village districts. The Board of Education determines in what year or years the course shall be given. At the present tune in nearly all of the schools the instruction consists of a one-year course in the ninth or tenth grade, based upon a textbook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is encouraged and is taught in probably 2, 500 elementary schools and 200 high schools. Teachers are not required to pass an examination in this subject, and in many places the work is not well done. There are no special schools of agriculture of secondary grade in this state. " NEBRASKA State Superintendent Bishop, writes: "Some instruction in agriculture is probably given in one-eighth of the rural schools, and in 108 public high schools. The subject of agriculture is presented in the nint...h or tenth grades, and consists of a one-year course similar to a course in botany or any other subject which continues through one year, and is presented by means of a textbook. Nebraska has two special schools of agriculture of secondary grade, one recently established. " OHIO State Superintendent Miller writes: "Agriculture is taught in all township and village districts. The Board of Education determines in what year or years the course shall be given. At the present tune in nearly all of the schools the instruction consists of a one-year course in the ninth or tenth grade, based upon a textbook.
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