Probation in Children's Courts
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In still fewer communities is there available any system of scholarships or allowances to poor parents to prevent children from leaving school because of poverty alone. The probation officer who thoroughly understands his child, its home and environment, is in the best possible position to advise and help in these matters. He must go about it constructively. La- bor injurious to the child, physically or morally, can be avoided only by helping to something better. In this the probation officer m...ust have the cooperation of employers.
In some large courts, especially the Xew York City children's court, a special bureau of vocational placement has been established with 24 PROBATION IN CHILDREN 's COURTS.
a probation officer in charge. This officer helps boys and girls to get suitable positions, advises with them about their future, seeks to have them leave unsuitable work and secure places with vocational value.
He keeps a list of positions and employers with whom he keeps in close touch, especially with those whose interest is not wholly com- mercial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In still fewer communities is there available any system of scholarships or allowances to poor parents to prevent children from leaving school because of poverty alone. The probation officer who thoroughly understands his child, its home and environment, is in the best possible position to advise and help in these matters. He must go about it constructively. La- bor injurious to the child, physically or morally, can be avoided only by helping to something better. In this the probation officer m...ust have the cooperation of employers.
In some large courts, especially the Xew York City children's court, a special bureau of vocational placement has been established with 24 PROBATION IN CHILDREN 's COURTS.
a probation officer in charge. This officer helps boys and girls to get suitable positions, advises with them about their future, seeks to have them leave unsuitable work and secure places with vocational value.
He keeps a list of positions and employers with whom he keeps in close touch, especially with those whose interest is not wholly com- mercial.
What to read after Probation in Children's Courts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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