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Annual Report of the State Superintendent of Common Schools
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First Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools, of the State of Maine, 1854 (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from First Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools, of the State of Maine, 1854 In this summary, committees and supervisors might be included, as well as parents and teachers. Honorable mention could be made Of not a few, who are contributing money, and devoting time, and acquisitions more precious, to the improvement of our Common Schools. Men, without any personal interest in their ad vantages, are laboring, with a zeal, truly commendable, for their perfection. But this representation too, has its reverse. Those intrusted with the examination of teachers, and the whole conduct Of the schools, are, too Often, men incompetent for the proper discharge of their duties. In one la...
