Identifier: plansforschoolim01miss (find matches)
Title: Plans for school improvement in village and rural communities, Missouri
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Missouri. Dept. of education. (from old catalog) Reavis, George W. (from old catalog)
Subjects: School buildings Public schools
Publisher: Jefferson City, Mo., The H. Stephens printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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of 5 per cent shall be made fora grill in the air opening. All tests shall be based upon the seating capacity of classrooms at 225 cubic feetof space per pupil. Before such test shall be made by the State Board of Health theheating contractor shall be given notice of the time when such test is to be made.The State Board of Health will make such tests upon the written request of thetrustees, school boards, school commissioners, county or city, or State Superintendents,or upon petition of ten or more patrons of the school, 32 Plans for School Improvement ■ BPw.vigJS - 1 ji MUM: ^rli tSfevC^ll^ * * ilp^S - -M ; t ;Ij»< -• *< * It V - at f ■ ^rS2~% 1*1/1 * 1. ^Bjk -I • ^55WKPP ^^t V B£wI ^i * SsSaEtiHr tt» -.*** ^hhHIHHI r:ii *» - ^ja**£ j 1: z- i!&: £;3J Km^- , x* * : 1 i ■ mrx 1 ! v t» ;,^;-:;.-p^ . .» 3cii.£;ii. ■?■■■ tS:-> ■. ?^;5:-B-. • \,. yry . 1 h oO Micd ffl TO TO oo X Q p g Ho Village and Rural Schools. 33
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o ad 4) a a 9 oO b£C +-> 0) w E 0)+-> CO >> CO 34 Plans for School Improvement STOVES AND HEATERS. In small buildings, where furnaces or steam heat with fresh air from outsidethe building is impracticable, stoves or floor furnaces of suitable size and construc-tion, surrounded by heat proof metal jacket with open top, with fresh air intake fromoutside the building and foul air flue, shall be installed. The heater shall be of suf-ficient capacity to uniformly heat the room to 70° Fahrenheit in zero weather. JACKETS. The jacket shall be made of heavy galvanized iron, black iron, or other materialequally durable, and shall be lined with sheet asbestos. There shall be an innerjacket of tin or other metal equally efficient, with air space of not less than % inchbetween the jackets. The jacket shall stand not less than three inches from the stoveor floor furnace, and shall extend to tray, floor shield or other foundation upon whichthe heater rests. The lower 12 inches of the j

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