Volunteer Help to the Schools
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If you would like your child to have this instruction, please meet the Vaca- tion School Committee at the Hyde School on June 29th at 2. 30 P. M. And bring this invitation with you.
Two hundred parents turned up at this meet- 36 RECREATION UNDER GUIDANCE ing, most of them eagerly interested in the plan. So many names of children for the school were brought in that a waiting list was formed and each mother was told that if her child was absent three consecutive days without a good reason his pla...ce would be taken by another child.
The school was filled during the term to ninety- three per cent of its full limit, and the directors of the school attributed this high percentage first to the talks with parents by the school visitor, and secondly to the psychological effect of the ac- curate records kept on the school cards. These cards were brought by each boy and girl and punched every day as impressively as though they had been season railroad tickets. During the third year of the Massachusetts Civic League Vacation Schools the committee tried an entirely different type of curriculum, if one may use so stiff a word for so happy a piece of learning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you would like your child to have this instruction, please meet the Vaca- tion School Committee at the Hyde School on June 29th at 2. 30 P. M. And bring this invitation with you.
Two hundred parents turned up at this meet- 36 RECREATION UNDER GUIDANCE ing, most of them eagerly interested in the plan. So many names of children for the school were brought in that a waiting list was formed and each mother was told that if her child was absent three consecutive days without a good reason his pla...ce would be taken by another child.
The school was filled during the term to ninety- three per cent of its full limit, and the directors of the school attributed this high percentage first to the talks with parents by the school visitor, and secondly to the psychological effect of the ac- curate records kept on the school cards. These cards were brought by each boy and girl and punched every day as impressively as though they had been season railroad tickets. During the third year of the Massachusetts Civic League Vacation Schools the committee tried an entirely different type of curriculum, if one may use so stiff a word for so happy a piece of learning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Lyman Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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