Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, of the State of New-YorkDepartment of Public Instruction, 1865 |
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Stran 17 - To teach and train the young seems to be one of the chief missions of woman. Herself high-minded, the minds of those with whom she comes in daily contact unconsciously aspire. Gentle herself, she renders them gentle. Pure herself, she makes them pure. The fire which truly refines the ore of character can be kindled only by her hand. "Woman is more deeply read than man in the mysteries of human nature — at least, in that of children. It might, perhaps, be nearer the truth to say that her superior...
Stran 270 - ... absence of any exact means of information, at two hundred and fifty thousand. This estimate is believed to be much under the actual number. The average number of such children in regular attendance upon our public schools, including the Free Academy, Evening Schools, and corporate charitable institutions of the city participating in the school fund, does not exceed, upon the most liberal estimate, ninety thousand.
Stran 16 - ... that it is impossible to over-estimate the value of the influence thus brought to bear upon daily-developing mind and character in our schools. To teach and train the young seems to be one of the chief missions of woman. Herself high-minded, the minds of those with whom she comes in daily...
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Stran 271 - ... together the number present at each morning and afternoon session, and dividing the sum by the actual number of such sessions,- was 75,883. If to this we add the average attendance at the Evening Schools, 9,574, and the number of pupils in the Free Academy, 810, we shall have an actual average attendance during the year of 86,267, being an increase of 6,210 over the corresponding number reported last year. It will be seen from the preceding table, that the number of children in attendance upon...