Annual Report of the Board of EducationProvidence Press Company, Printers to the State, 1871 |
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amount appropriation Arithmetic Average attendance BRISTOL COUNTY building Burrillville carbonic acid cent Central Falls child citizens commenced common school coöperation discipline district dollars duties East Greenwich Emma examination expended Fall Term fund Glocester grade Grammar school High school Hopkinton hundred improvement increase Institute instruction interest Intermediate Kent labor Lapham Institute Length of term Little Compton Mary meeting ment mind mittee months Mowry Newport Newport County North Kingstown North Providence North Scituate number of pupils number of scholars parents past present Primary schools progress Providence Providence County public schools received repair Rhode Island Sarah School Committee school house school officers school purposes school room Scituate secure Smithfield Spring term success summer term Superintendent taught by Miss teachers teaching term was taught tion town Trustees ventilation week Whole number registered William winter term write
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