The School Housing Problem of Niles, Ohio; Report of a Survey Made On Request of the Board of Education
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The rate may gradually diminish; but on the other hand it may increase. This rate of growth has on the average added to the enrolment 260 pupils per year. The increase of pupils for next year over the present enrolment will almost certainly exceed 300; so there is no indication in the experience of the past or present that should lead us to discount this figure in forecasting the future.
As a further check on this estimate, however, we may compare the rate of increase of the school enrolment wi...th the rates of in- —20- crease in the total city population and the enumeration of youth of school age. The population increased during the past ten year period 56%, an average rate of increase of 5.6% per year. The enum- erated youth increased during the past nine years 32.6%, an average rate of 3.6% per year. Under perfectly normal and stable conditions, the school enrolment should have approximately the same rate of in- crease as the total population and as that of the enumerated youth.
That is, the three numbers should bear a constant ratio to one another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rate may gradually diminish; but on the other hand it may increase. This rate of growth has on the average added to the enrolment 260 pupils per year. The increase of pupils for next year over the present enrolment will almost certainly exceed 300; so there is no indication in the experience of the past or present that should lead us to discount this figure in forecasting the future.
As a further check on this estimate, however, we may compare the rate of increase of the school enrolment wi...th the rates of in- —20- crease in the total city population and the enumeration of youth of school age. The population increased during the past ten year period 56%, an average rate of increase of 5.6% per year. The enum- erated youth increased during the past nine years 32.6%, an average rate of 3.6% per year. Under perfectly normal and stable conditions, the school enrolment should have approximately the same rate of in- crease as the total population and as that of the enumerated youth.
That is, the three numbers should bear a constant ratio to one another.
What to read after The School Housing Problem of Niles, Ohio; Report of a Survey Made On Request of the Board of Education?
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