Survey of the City Schools of El Paso Texas
Survey of the City Schools of El Paso Texas
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So long as one-third of all the children in the elementary schools of El Paso are unavoidably on half-day attendance no one can seriously contend that the elementary school buildings of the city are adequate in number or in size.
The report of Superintendent R. J. Tighe for 1914-15 shows that during that year the total net enrollment in the El Paso schools was (i, 7()l. During the current school year of 1921-22 the enrollment will be double that amount. During the intervening seven years the ne...w high school building has been built and occupied and almost outgrown. In the same time very little has been done for the elementary schools. The only out-and-out new building that has been erected for elemen- tary school purposes has been the Manhattan. The new Franklin with its twelve rooms has 'displaced seven old rooms. Some fourteen rooms have been added to Real! and seven to Aoy, displacing a number of older ones. One new building has been annexed to the city, serving mainly the territory annexed with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So long as one-third of all the children in the elementary schools of El Paso are unavoidably on half-day attendance no one can seriously contend that the elementary school buildings of the city are adequate in number or in size.
The report of Superintendent R. J. Tighe for 1914-15 shows that during that year the total net enrollment in the El Paso schools was (i, 7()l. During the current school year of 1921-22 the enrollment will be double that amount. During the intervening seven years the ne...w high school building has been built and occupied and almost outgrown. In the same time very little has been done for the elementary schools. The only out-and-out new building that has been erected for elemen- tary school purposes has been the Manhattan. The new Franklin with its twelve rooms has 'displaced seven old rooms. Some fourteen rooms have been added to Real! and seven to Aoy, displacing a number of older ones. One new building has been annexed to the city, serving mainly the territory annexed with it.
What to read after Survey of the City Schools of El Paso Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul W Paul Whitfield Horn to read onlineMoreLess
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