ERIC ED540766: Statistical Survey of Education 1921-1922. Bulletin, 1924, No. 38 (1925)
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, and the totals arc slightly higher than those made from reports of the high schools. This difference is due largely to the fact that some secondary schools do not report fully to the bureau. Table 10 is made by combining Table 32 of the bulletin. Statistics of Public fligh Schools, with Table 15… … Fig. 6.—School census and enrollment From 1900 to 1910 about one-half of the high-school students studied Latin. In 1915 the percentage had dropped to 39, and in 1922 to 29 per cent. During this time all modem foreign languages showed increased numbers excepting that German almost dropped out of…
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