Annual Report of the Board of EducationProvidence Press Company, Printers to the State, 1876 |
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Страница 19 - ... shall be expended. ~No library shall receive any benefit under the foregoing provisions, unless such rules shall have been complied with by those in charge thereof, nor until they shall have furnished to said board satisfactory evidence of the number and character of the books contained in said library. SEC. 8.
Страница 113 - No scholar shall be permitted to leave school before its close, for the purpose of attending to any music lessons, or writing lessons, or for any other purpose whatsover, except in case of sickness or some pressing emergency. Art. 8. Absence from School and the consequences.
Страница 83 - ... the schools, and frequently declared that he owed the safety of his gardens and orchards to the public schools. "There are now many among our most active and valuable citizens, merchants, mechanics, manufacturers, and masters of ships, who were poor boys, without other means of instruction, and who owe their present standing, and in some instances large property, entirely to the education and manners acquired in these public schools.
Страница 89 - Now, except there ia an inherent right in numbers to warrant it, such discrimination is a blot upon the school-system, and should, if possible, be immediately removed, or the system fails in the object by reason of which alone it can claim recognition and support, for that object is surely the free and equal education...
Страница 109 - Schools, school-houses, books and apparatus. He shall devote himself exclusively to the duties of his office. He shall keep regular office hours, other than school hours, at a place to be provided for that purpose, which shall...
Страница 108 - The Commission shall have a Managing Director who shall be appointed by the Chairman subject to the approval of the Commission. The Managing Director, under the supervision and direction of the Chairman, shall perform such administrative and executive functions as the Chairman shall delegate. The Managing Director shall be paid at a rate equal to the rate then payable for level V of the Executive Schedule.
Страница 56 - ... endeavor to impress the minds of their pupils with a sense of the being and providence of God, and the obligation they are under to love and reverence Him ; their duty to their parents and masters; the beauty and excellence of truth, justice, and mutual love; tenderness to brute creatures ; the happy tendency of...
Страница 142 - He shall devote himself to the study of our School System, and of the condition of the Schools, and shall keep himself acquainted with the progress of instruction and discipline in other places, in order to suggest appropriate means for the advancement of the Public Schools in this city.
Страница 22 - Every dollar of value, therefore, is interested in the education of the people, as the great and almost the only process of prevention in the power of civil government to employ, to reduce the...
Страница 190 - The schools are commenced about two weeks after the close of the public schools and closed one week previously to their opening in the autumn. The number of children enrolled in 1875 was 1,150. Besides the usual course of study, a large amount of oral instruction is given, for the purpose of acquainting the pupils with the names and uses of the various products of agriculture and of manufactures, and also those which constitute the main features of domestic and foreign commerce. By this process much...