Souvenir of the Edmonton Schools, issued at the opening of the High School, May ninth, Nineteen hundred and eleven. . EDMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS CADET BATTALION g>out)emr of tfje Cbmonton ikfjoote $ajje Jfifteen to care for pupils whose parents are unable to provide medicalattention. The administrative work of the Board is in the hands ofthree permanent officials, a Superintendent, a Building Com-missioner and a Secretary-Treasurer who is also supply com-missioner. Five years ago the Board had no permanent officialor executive officer whose time was devoted wholly to the workof the schools. In
Souvenir of the Edmonton Schools, issued at the opening of the High School, May ninth, Nineteen hundred and eleven. . EDMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS CADET BATTALION g>out)emr of tfje Cbmonton ikfjoote $ajje Jfifteen to care for pupils whose parents are unable to provide medicalattention. The administrative work of the Board is in the hands ofthree permanent officials, a Superintendent, a Building Com-missioner and a Secretary-Treasurer who is also supply com-missioner. Five years ago the Board had no permanent officialor executive officer whose time was devoted wholly to the workof the schools. In July, 1906, the growth of the executivework of the Board and the need of organization of the educa-tional work over a number of schools became so heavy that aSuperintendent was appointed. His duties in the beginningwere of a rather mixed character. In addition to the super-vision of teaching work and the organization of classes, he waspurchasing agent for the Board and superintended the fittingand repair of buildings. From this office there has since devel-oped the office of supply commissioner attached to that
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