Report of the Superintendent of Public InstructionState Printers., 1898 |
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Allegan Arbor Day arithmetic attendance average Balance in treasury Bay county Berrien Berrien County better boys building cent Charlevoix Cheboygan Chippewa Chippewa county City Clinton Clinton county coöperation cost country schools COUNTY ASSOCIATIONS course of study examination fund Give grade certificates graded schools high school Hillsdale Hillsdale county Huron Huron county including neatness INCREASE OF LIBRARIES INSPIRATION INSTITUTES interest Ionia June 30 Kalamazoo Lansing Lapeer Lenawee Manistee meetings Menominee Michigan Montmorency Montmorency County Muskegon Newaygo Normal School Number of children Number of districts Number of schools Number of teachers OBSERVANCE OF SPECIAL Oceana Oceana county Ontonagon patrons pupils question reading circle report of school rural schools Saginaw Sanilac school commissioner school districts school grounds school house school officers SCHOOL-ROOM DECORATION SECOND GRADE SPECIAL DAYS superintendent Supt teaching text-books THIRD GRADE tion Total township township unit yes yes Ypsilanti
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