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Care and education of crippled children in the United States . Baseball Team. (See page i6i)Massachusetts Hospital School, Canton, Massachusetts. Play Ball! (Sec page 199)Home of the Merciful Saviour for Crippled Children, Philadelphia SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR EDUCATION assists in tlie serving of luncheon at noon and milk at other hoursduring the day. PRIVATE DAY SCHOOLS In New York City there are four private day schools forcrippled children. The Crippled Childrens East Side FreeSchool in New York is a private organization owning its propertyand financing all phases of its work except the actua
Care and education of crippled children in the United States . Baseball Team. (See page i6i)Massachusetts Hospital School, Canton, Massachusetts. Play Ball! (Sec page 199)Home of the Merciful Saviour for Crippled Children, Philadelphia SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR EDUCATION assists in tlie serving of luncheon at noon and milk at other hoursduring the day. PRIVATE DAY SCHOOLS In New York City there are four private day schools forcrippled children. The Crippled Childrens East Side FreeSchool in New York is a private organization owning its propertyand financing all phases of its work except the actual grade teach-ing, for which teachers and equipment are furnished by the cityboard of education. The class rooms can accommodate about200 children, and the number registered is never below the fullcapacity. There are 163 desks and chairs of the special adjust-able variety and 33 ordinary kindergarten chairs. All grades fromthe kindergarten through the eighth grade are included. Classesare held on regular public school days from 9 until 2:30, withan hours intermission for luncheon. The teaching resemblesthat in other public schools. It is w
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