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Review of Educational Legislation, 1917 and 1918. Bulletin, 1919, No. 13 [electronic resource] / William R. Hood.

Within the two years comprehended in this review, the Congress of the United States has been in almost continuous session and all the states, except Alabama have held meetings of their legislative bodies. Six states, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and South Carolina hold...

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Main Author: Hood, William R. (William Ross), 1874-1945
Corporate Author: United States. Bureau of Education
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1919.
Subjects:
Foreign Countries.
Federal Government.
Federal Programs.
Politics of Education.
War.
Vocational Education.
Military Training.
Veterans Education.
Citizenship Education.
Immigrants.
Vocational Rehabilitation.
Special Education.
Special Needs Students.
Disabilities.
Sanitation.
High Schools.
Junior High Schools.
Evening Programs.
School Community Relationship.
Textbooks.
Libraries.
Higher Education.
Public Colleges.
Public Health.
Agricultural Education.
Educational Legislation.
State Legislation.
Educational History.
School Law.
Educational Policy.
State Policy.
Access to Education.
Standards.
Public Schools.
Educational Change.
Educational Principles.
Educational Facilities.
Educational Administration.
Educational Trends.
Educational Finance.
School Support.
Public School Teachers.
Teacher Education.
Teacher Certification.
School Organization.
Consolidated Schools.
School Schedules.
Compulsory Education.
Attendance.
Counties.
State Boards of Education.
School Districts.
Administrators.
Secondary Education.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Health Education.
Child Health.
School Health Services.
State Surveys.
Illiteracy.
Federal State Relationship.
State Federal Aid.

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