Excerpt from Forty-Sixth Annual Report of the Board of Education: Together With the Forty-Sixth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board 1881-82; January, 1883
In accordance with the requirements of the statutes of the Commonwealth, the Board of Education herewith respectfully submits to the legislature its Forty-sixth Annual Report.
In the discharge of this annual duty, subjects necessarily come up for consideration which have been treated in former reports, some of them, as a matter of course, quite frequently. To give an account of the doings of the Board during the year; to speak of the condition and efficiency of the schools, and to make suggestions for their improvement, and fur extending their usefulness, will, from time to time, lead to lines of thought and of remark of considerable similarity; although the treatment of those similar topics may vary in the hands of different writers of the reports, and may reach classes of readers changing somewhat from year to year.
Regular monthly meetings, and several special meetings of the Board have been held during the year, and the various subcommittees and boards of Visitors of the several Normal Schools have also held frequent sessions, and all the various interests with the oversight of which the Board is charged have received careful consideration and action.
The Secretary of the Board, by another years faithful labors in behalf of the schools, has commended himself to the favorable consideration of all well-wishers of popular education. His thorough knowledge of the principles of education, and his practical grasp of the character and details of school work, enable him to present in his report, to which special attention is invited, valuable information and suggestions upon the condition and needs of the schools of the Commonwealth.
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