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... schools are passing the deadline when it is impossible for them to com- plete the recognized minimum school year of ... schools in other communities , 1,500 were attending private schools established for the emergency and 250 to 300 were ...
... schools are passing the deadline when it is impossible for them to com- plete the recognized minimum school year of ... schools in other communities , 1,500 were attending private schools established for the emergency and 250 to 300 were ...
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... schools numbered 214,200 ; their enrollment together with that of technical and other schools , was over 50,000,000 with 1,850,000 teachers . Vocational and industrial ( labor reserve ) schools , for ages 14-17 , and factory schools ...
... schools numbered 214,200 ; their enrollment together with that of technical and other schools , was over 50,000,000 with 1,850,000 teachers . Vocational and industrial ( labor reserve ) schools , for ages 14-17 , and factory schools ...
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ng Events - New York High School Athletic Records blic Schools Athletic League of New York s Athletic League of New York was organized in 1903 by the late General George president . On Dec. 31 , 1904 , the P. S. A. L. presented its ...
ng Events - New York High School Athletic Records blic Schools Athletic League of New York s Athletic League of New York was organized in 1903 by the late General George president . On Dec. 31 , 1904 , the P. S. A. L. presented its ...
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