Excerpt from The Grading of Schools Including a Full Explanation of a Rational Plan of Grading
For the first time in the history of education, the importance of securing a better plan of grading the schools of cities and towns occupies the prominent place in educational discussions to which it has long been entitled. At last it is realized that, of all the difficult problems which confront those who are responsible for the organization and administration of the schools, no other affects more vitally the present and future welfare of the boys and girls in the public schools. No other is of so much interest to parents solicitous for the advancement of their children. No other is of more importance to principals and teachers, who have been compelled to work under the mediaeval plan, which has long since outlived its usefulness.
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