. Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Year Ending July 3, 1911 . k of theState Department delivered an instructive address. WEST CHESTER—Addison L. Jones. The Year in Review. The year was marked by steadily increasing earnestness among theteachers, generally a fine form of interest among the pupils, and ahearty co-operation of the parents with the work in the schools. Theefficiency of the teaching was considerably marred by the absence ofmany children on account of illness and quarantine regulations. Thepupils in attendance lost greatl
. Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Year Ending July 3, 1911 . k of theState Department delivered an instructive address. WEST CHESTER—Addison L. Jones. The Year in Review. The year was marked by steadily increasing earnestness among theteachers, generally a fine form of interest among the pupils, and ahearty co-operation of the parents with the work in the schools. Theefficiency of the teaching was considerably marred by the absence ofmany children on account of illness and quarantine regulations. Thepupils in attendance lost greatly on account of the absence of theirschoolmates. Nevertheless the ye<ars work was creditably finished. Parents Meetings. Parents and patrons visit the schools frequently, more than twothousand such visits having been made during the year. A course ofseven lectures, mostly on travel, for the benefit of parents and olderpupils, was well attended; an average of five hundred fifty personsfor every lecture. One evening the manual training shops were openand in operation; another evening the commercial rooms were open,.
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