Report of Conditions in the State Institutions of Washington Together With Recom
Report of Conditions in the State Institutions of Washington Together With Recom
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Children afflicted with tuberculosis are not received at the school.
The superintendent is discarding roller towels and replacing them with individual towels 16 inches square. These are to be used but once. Shower baths are used whenever possible.
DISCIPLINE.
There is no trouble with discipline in the school. Plain food and loss of privileges are the only punishment necessary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
1. That the superintendent be allowed to introduce some financial system which will encourage the pupi...ls to make an effort toward economic independence before they leave the school. None of our state institutions are doing anything in this di- State Institutions of Washington rection. Several eastern institutions have very satisfactory systems, and the efforts which are being made in Oregon are referred to in the report on Oregon institutions.
2. There are a few needs in the institution which it is to be hoped will be provided for at the earliest opportunity. I have called attention to the lack of sufficient chairs, to the lack of machinery in the carpenter shop, and I should also like to add a plea for a few good pictures in the chapel, school rooms, sit- ting rooms, and dormitories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Children afflicted with tuberculosis are not received at the school.
The superintendent is discarding roller towels and replacing them with individual towels 16 inches square. These are to be used but once. Shower baths are used whenever possible.
DISCIPLINE.
There is no trouble with discipline in the school. Plain food and loss of privileges are the only punishment necessary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
1. That the superintendent be allowed to introduce some financial system which will encourage the pupi...ls to make an effort toward economic independence before they leave the school. None of our state institutions are doing anything in this di- State Institutions of Washington rection. Several eastern institutions have very satisfactory systems, and the efforts which are being made in Oregon are referred to in the report on Oregon institutions.
2. There are a few needs in the institution which it is to be hoped will be provided for at the earliest opportunity. I have called attention to the lack of sufficient chairs, to the lack of machinery in the carpenter shop, and I should also like to add a plea for a few good pictures in the chapel, school rooms, sit- ting rooms, and dormitories.
What to read after Report of Conditions in the State Institutions of Washington Together With Recom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Y Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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