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In Belgium, Germany, Austria, and other foreign countries, sites for school- houses cannot be selected until approved by a bureau of hygiene or a physician ap- pointed for that purpose.
21 a t^dlage €tiucatton ajSjsociatton Every village in America should have at least one sanitary inspector of schools, and the village education association ought to gain the assent of the people to an in- spector who would visit the school build- ings at least once a month ; and it is best that that visit shoul...d not be made on any regular day, otherwise the inspector may not see things as they actually exist.
We insist on sanitary conditions in the cow barns from which our milk supply comes. Can we do less in reference to the buildings where our children congregate for five or six hours a day?
Unfortunately, most sanitary inspection made at present does not take place until the unsanitary conditions exist, and often not until the conditions reveal themselves in diphtheria or typhoid or scarlet fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Belgium, Germany, Austria, and other foreign countries, sites for school- houses cannot be selected until approved by a bureau of hygiene or a physician ap- pointed for that purpose.
21 a t^dlage €tiucatton ajSjsociatton Every village in America should have at least one sanitary inspector of schools, and the village education association ought to gain the assent of the people to an in- spector who would visit the school build- ings at least once a month ; and it is best that that visit shoul...d not be made on any regular day, otherwise the inspector may not see things as they actually exist.
We insist on sanitary conditions in the cow barns from which our milk supply comes. Can we do less in reference to the buildings where our children congregate for five or six hours a day?
Unfortunately, most sanitary inspection made at present does not take place until the unsanitary conditions exist, and often not until the conditions reveal themselves in diphtheria or typhoid or scarlet fever.
What to read after The Work of a Village Education Association;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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