Report of the Secretary of State on the Condition of Common Schools, Volume 22 |
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... received from county auditors and from boards of edu- cation — no reasons except those arising from either incompetency or in- difference on the part of some of those by whom these returns must be made . The statistical information sent ...
... received from county auditors and from boards of edu- cation — no reasons except those arising from either incompetency or in- difference on the part of some of those by whom these returns must be made . The statistical information sent ...
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... received from the latter source in 1874 was Balance on hand September 1 , 1874 ... 22,283 19 13,192 59 3,037,948 90 From State school tax ( one mill on each dollar of taxable property ) in 1875. $ 1,560,397 93 From same source in 1874 ...
... received from the latter source in 1874 was Balance on hand September 1 , 1874 ... 22,283 19 13,192 59 3,037,948 90 From State school tax ( one mill on each dollar of taxable property ) in 1875. $ 1,560,397 93 From same source in 1874 ...
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... received from colleges and universities . Twenty - five reported to this office in 1874 , twenty - four re- ported in 1875. Twenty - five reported 235 regular instructors in 1874 , twenty - four reported 215 regular instructors in 1875 ...
... received from colleges and universities . Twenty - five reported to this office in 1874 , twenty - four re- ported in 1875. Twenty - five reported 235 regular instructors in 1874 , twenty - four reported 215 regular instructors in 1875 ...
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... received as examination fees and paid in to the different county treasurers to be credited to the teachers ' institute fund ; $ 2,437.64 were deducted from the fund to pay necessary traveling expenses . The number of applicants before ...
... received as examination fees and paid in to the different county treasurers to be credited to the teachers ' institute fund ; $ 2,437.64 were deducted from the fund to pay necessary traveling expenses . The number of applicants before ...
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... receiving instruction in practical modes and theories . There can be no question that lectures are often delivered and instruc- tion is often given at these meetings which make no adequate return to the teacher for his money and time ...
... receiving instruction in practical modes and theories . There can be no question that lectures are often delivered and instruc- tion is often given at these meetings which make no adequate return to the teacher for his money and time ...
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66 Increase applicants ARITHMETIC Ashland Ashtabula Athens Auglaize August 31 Average number board of examiners boards of education Boys-In cent Centennial certificate Champaign Clarke county Clermont colored Columbiana Columbus committee common schools Coshocton cost country schools Cuyahoga daily attendance Decrease Delaware difference districts in 1875 educational interests feet Franklin Franklin county Gallia Geauga Gentlemen Gentlemen-In 1875 GEOGRAPHY Girls Give GRAMMAR greatest common divisor Guernsey Hamilton Hancock High Huron institute John Eaton July 15 Ladies Locate longitude Lorain Mahoning Marion Medina Meigs months Muskingum Number of pupils Number of school-houses Number of teachers Ohio ORTHOGRAPHY Ottawa Painesville Parse Paulding Pickaway Portage Preble Primary pupils enrolled Richland rivers Sandusky school age school funds Scioto sentence Separate Districts special districts sub-districts superintendent supervision teach THEORY AND PRACTICE tion Total number township districts Trumbull Tuscarawas Van Wert verb Wapakoneta Whole number Write Wyandot yards youth of school
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