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... two - year course , this majority usually being qualified to fill positions in primary and grammar grades . A third year would result in greater attainment , there would be a higher standard for minimum success , and the.
... two - year course , this majority usually being qualified to fill positions in primary and grammar grades . A third year would result in greater attainment , there would be a higher standard for minimum success , and the.
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Massachusetts. be a higher standard for minimum success , and the upper grammar grades would be more frequently taught by normal graduates than is now likely to be the case in view of colle- giate pedagogy . Whenever a school standard is ...
Massachusetts. be a higher standard for minimum success , and the upper grammar grades would be more frequently taught by normal graduates than is now likely to be the case in view of colle- giate pedagogy . Whenever a school standard is ...
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... grade . Eighth grade . Seventh grade . Sixth grade . Fifth grade . Fourth grade . Third grade . Second grade . CLARA RACHEL BENNETT , First grade . First grade . INSTRUCTORS IN THE KINDERGARTEN . ANNE MORGAN WELLS , FRANCES PLYMPTON ...
... grade . Eighth grade . Seventh grade . Sixth grade . Fifth grade . Fourth grade . Third grade . Second grade . CLARA RACHEL BENNETT , First grade . First grade . INSTRUCTORS IN THE KINDERGARTEN . ANNE MORGAN WELLS , FRANCES PLYMPTON ...
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... grades below the high school , — 468 pupils . The school has steadily gained the confidence of the public , as will be seen from the following facts : - The average number of students admitted per year for the first decade was 58 ; for ...
... grades below the high school , — 468 pupils . The school has steadily gained the confidence of the public , as will be seen from the following facts : - The average number of students admitted per year for the first decade was 58 ; for ...
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... grade . Second grade . Third and fourth grades . Fifth and sixth grades . Seventh and eighth grades . Ungraded . There is a double reason for the brevity of this report . There has been no change in the corps of teachers during the year ...
... grade . Second grade . Third and fourth grades . Fifth and sixth grades . Seventh and eighth grades . Ungraded . There is a double reason for the brevity of this report . There has been no change in the corps of teachers during the year ...
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