Newspaper Publicity for the Public Schools
Newspaper Publicity for the Public Schools
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They sometimes allow political reasons to color school news. As a general thing, they do not give to news of the public school system the attention and position to which its importance entitles it.
How the Superintendent's Viewpoint Was Secured.
MATERIAL COLLECTED AND METHOD USED A question sheet was sent to 500 superintendents of schools in cities of each of the three population groups mentioned in previous chapters. The replies from 250, exactly 50% of these superinten- dents, representing 45... states, and distributed proportionately among the three city groups, furnished the material for the tables in this chapter, upon which the conclusions are based. A list of the super- intendents cooperating will be found in Appendix, Table C. Great care has been used in reporting the opinions of the superintendents and, as in the case of the newspaper editors, the exact words have been quoted wherever possible. Most of the information contained in the tables is expressed in percents computed to the nearest whole percent, for purposes of comparison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They sometimes allow political reasons to color school news. As a general thing, they do not give to news of the public school system the attention and position to which its importance entitles it.
How the Superintendent's Viewpoint Was Secured.
MATERIAL COLLECTED AND METHOD USED A question sheet was sent to 500 superintendents of schools in cities of each of the three population groups mentioned in previous chapters. The replies from 250, exactly 50% of these superinten- dents, representing 45... states, and distributed proportionately among the three city groups, furnished the material for the tables in this chapter, upon which the conclusions are based. A list of the super- intendents cooperating will be found in Appendix, Table C. Great care has been used in reporting the opinions of the superintendents and, as in the case of the newspaper editors, the exact words have been quoted wherever possible. Most of the information contained in the tables is expressed in percents computed to the nearest whole percent, for purposes of comparison.
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