The Junior High School
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Nor are the data presented by 1 Op. Cit. , p. 119. 'Douglass, A. A. : "The Junior High School. " Fifteenth Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education, Part III, pp. 101-109. 24 THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Stetson 1 for Grand Rapids likely to be accepted with- out question, although one is moved to concede that some part of the rapidly increasing enrollment in the junior high-school grades, especially of boys, may be ascribed to the influence of reorganization. Childs 2 has made the ...most dependable investigation of the holding power of the junior high school which has so far appeared. He computed for cities of vari- ous populations, the percentage which the enrollment in grades 7, 8, and 9 was of the enrollment of the first six grades. This computation was made for cities in which the junior high school had been established and also for cities in which departmentalization only had been introduced. The percentages tended to be some- what greater for junior high schools than for depart- mental organizations in cities of less than 20, 000 population.
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Nor are the data presented by 1 Op. Cit. , p. 119. 'Douglass, A. A. : "The Junior High School. " Fifteenth Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education, Part III, pp. 101-109. 24 THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Stetson 1 for Grand Rapids likely to be accepted with- out question, although one is moved to concede that some part of the rapidly increasing enrollment in the junior high-school grades, especially of boys, may be ascribed to the influence of reorganization. Childs 2 has made the ...most dependable investigation of the holding power of the junior high school which has so far appeared. He computed for cities of vari- ous populations, the percentage which the enrollment in grades 7, 8, and 9 was of the enrollment of the first six grades. This computation was made for cities in which the junior high school had been established and also for cities in which departmentalization only had been introduced. The percentages tended to be some- what greater for junior high schools than for depart- mental organizations in cities of less than 20, 000 population.
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