Health Work in the Public SchoolsAyres, Leonard Porter
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Health Work in the Public Schools
Ayres, Leonard Porter
Public schools -- Ohio -- Cleveland; Schools -- Medical examinations
Child Accounting in the Public Schools--Ayres.
Educational Extension--Perry.
Education through Recreation--Johnson.
Financing the Public Schools--Clark.
Health Work in the Public Schools--Ayres.
Household Arts and School Lunches--Boughton.
Measuring the Work of the Public Schools--Judd.
Overcrowded Schools and the Platoon Plan--Hartwell.
School Buildings and Equipment--Ayres.
Schools and Classes for Exceptional Children--Mitchell.
School Organization and Administration--Ayres.
The Public Library and the Public Schools.
The School and the Immigrant.
The Teaching Staff--Jessup.
What the Schools Teach and Might Teach--Bobbitt.
The Cleveland School Survey (Summary volume)--Ayres.
* * * * *
Boys and Girls in Commercial Work--Stevens.
Department Store Occupations--O'Leary.
Dressmaking and Millinery--Bryner.
Railroad and Street Transportation--Fleming.
The Building Trades--Shaw.
The Garment Trades--Bryner.
The Metal Trades--Lutz.
The Printing Trades--Shaw.
Wage Earning and Education (Summary volume)--Lutz.
[Transcriber's Note:
The following type-written material was attached inside the front
cover of this book and is included here for its historical interest.
DIVISION OF MEDICAL INSPECTION
and
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CLEVELAND
Dr. E. A. Peterson Director
Mr. H. P. Kimmel Secretary
Henry W. Luther Supervisor of Physical Training
Louise Klein Miller Curator of School Gardens
Anna L. Stanley Supervisor of School Nurses
Charlotte Steinbach Examiner of Atypical Children
Lola Barnard Ass't. "
Mabel J. Winsworth Supervisor of School Feeding
Hannah Spero Stenographer
THE CLEVELAND FOUNDATION SURVEY
ROOM 25. 612 ST. CLAIR AVE, N. E.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
November 18, 1915.
The next meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Education Survey
will be in the Assembly Room of The Hollenden, Monday, Nov. 22nd, 1915
at 12. The section of the Survey to be considered will describe a
feature of school work in which Cleveland equals any and excells most
cities of the country.
Subject: HEALTH WORK IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Speaker: LEONARD P. AYRES,
Director Education Survey.
You are invited to bring any interested friends and are urged to be
prompt so as to give full time for both the luncheon and the
discussion.
Please reply on enclosed card.
Yours truly,
F. F. Prentiss, Chairman.
Allen T. Burns, Director.
End of Transcriber's Note]
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