Social Surveys of Three Rural Townships in Iowa
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9. An Agricultural High School. Although there had been no movement in L toward a consolidation of school districts, an ♦In this connection it should be noted that in M some thirty-five families lived a hundred yards or more from the road; of these twenty-four lived more than a quarter of a mile and nine a half or three-quarters of a mile from the road.
SOCIAL SURVEYS 63 agricultural high school was already in its experimental stage. It had been started during the preceding year largely through... the efforts of the pastor of a local church. The curriculum had been planned bj' a representative of the State Agricultural Col- lege. The primary purpose was to provide further training for boys and girls who had outgrown the district school without having gained sufficient preparation to enter a city high school. No special stipulations were made as to age or sex, but only those who had reached high school age were expected to attend. The school w^as to be in session three months each year, and seven years were required to complete the full course.
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9. An Agricultural High School. Although there had been no movement in L toward a consolidation of school districts, an ♦In this connection it should be noted that in M some thirty-five families lived a hundred yards or more from the road; of these twenty-four lived more than a quarter of a mile and nine a half or three-quarters of a mile from the road.
SOCIAL SURVEYS 63 agricultural high school was already in its experimental stage. It had been started during the preceding year largely through... the efforts of the pastor of a local church. The curriculum had been planned bj' a representative of the State Agricultural Col- lege. The primary purpose was to provide further training for boys and girls who had outgrown the district school without having gained sufficient preparation to enter a city high school. No special stipulations were made as to age or sex, but only those who had reached high school age were expected to attend. The school w^as to be in session three months each year, and seven years were required to complete the full course.
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