Identifier: report00mary_49 (find matches)
Title: Report
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Maryland. State Board of Education Maryland. State Board of Education.
Subjects: Education Education -- Maryland.
Publisher: Annapolis (etc.) Annapolis (etc.) 1867-
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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lotted to first and second group schools, owing tothe fact that several second group schools dropped back into the thirdgroup; but this balance cannot lawfully be used to aid the large numberof communities which are petitioning for third group schools. It istherefore urged that the law be so amended as to increase the Stateaid for high schools to at least $200,000, the distribution of this appro-priation among the several groups to be at the discretion of the StateBoard of Education. Vn. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND VOCATIONALHOME ECONOMICS IN THE APPROVED HIGHSCHOOLS The Supervisor of Vocational Education has elsewhere reported indetail the progress made in the high schools by the vocational work.It remains only for me to say that, with the opportunity to engageproperly qualified instructors as they are trained and with the increas-ing understanding on the part of parents as to the real meaning andaims of this work, it will become in a large proportion of our schools,a standard course.
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SUPERVISED PLAY IN RURAL SCHOOLS. INADEQUATE PLAY GROUNDS. AMPLE PLAY GROUNDS FOR A RURAL SCHOOL.EQUIPMENT FOR A STANDARD SCHOOL. LOCKERS NEEDED.MUSIC IN RURAL SCHOOLS. THE SUPERVISION OF RURAL SCHOOLS By William J. Holloway, Supervisor of Rural Schools Supervision of elementary education under State direction andcontrol has been in effect in Maryland two years. Following the recom-mendations of the Maryland Survey Commission the Legislature of1916 remade the School Law and included in its provisions a Statesupervisor of rural schools and the requirements that In each countyemploying not less than one hundred (100) teachers there shall be employed at least one primary grade supervisor County boards of education are free to employ as many additional supervisorsas in their judgment are necessary. By-Law of the State Board ofEducation: When only one supervisor of the elementary schools isemployed in any county, such supervisor should be assigned to the one-teacher rural schools. Accordin

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