The Academy: Demands for It, And the Conditions of Its Success. An Address Delivered Before the Associate Alumni of Barre Academy, At Their Reunion, Barre, Vermont, 1877
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To a great extent isolated from immediate local surroundings and influences, and running the roots of its life out into a broader field, it can lift itself into a condition of independence which the graded school has not. Under the control of a board of trustees, rather than the voters at the annual school meeting, it can assert a life of its own, and have a steadier aim.
The graded school must be more confined to locality, imbedded in the community, and receive to a greater extent the drift an...d force of its life from the pulsations of society in its immediate neighborhood. I do not mean that the Academy is to beat its retreat from society, like a monastery, or stand aj^art from the people in aristocratic isolation, like a baronial castle ; but I do say that it should be more retired from the world than^the graded school can be. It should be shut into a solitude peculiar to itself. It should have a character of its own ; it should create an atmosphere of its own ; it should settle into a compactness of its own ; in the lapse of time it should take to itself an historic spirit, and have its established usages and traditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To a great extent isolated from immediate local surroundings and influences, and running the roots of its life out into a broader field, it can lift itself into a condition of independence which the graded school has not. Under the control of a board of trustees, rather than the voters at the annual school meeting, it can assert a life of its own, and have a steadier aim.
The graded school must be more confined to locality, imbedded in the community, and receive to a greater extent the drift an...d force of its life from the pulsations of society in its immediate neighborhood. I do not mean that the Academy is to beat its retreat from society, like a monastery, or stand aj^art from the people in aristocratic isolation, like a baronial castle ; but I do say that it should be more retired from the world than^the graded school can be. It should be shut into a solitude peculiar to itself. It should have a character of its own ; it should create an atmosphere of its own ; it should settle into a compactness of its own ; in the lapse of time it should take to itself an historic spirit, and have its established usages and traditions.
What to read after The Academy: Demands for It, And the Conditions of Its Success. An Address Delivered Before the Associate Alumni of Barre Academy, At Their Reunion, Barre, Vermont, 1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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