ERIC ED540766: Statistical Survey of Education 1921-1922. Bulletin, 1924, No. 38 (1925)
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rollment, and see ... dnry school enrollment, upon a basis of the population enumeration and enrollments in 1N90. The graph illustrates the rapid, and continuous growth of high-school enrollment, the less rapid, hut ^ ^ u> fu ^OCVOVDAim Mg »o K\ in o K\wr- rj |<! J ^ ^ J* ' • • COLLtOC P»0… … VO «0 O CM _ ^ H H (\J C\j C7\ O) <JV Ov OH C> —' OOLLtOt ■HIOH SCHOOL TOTAL POTOtATIOH Fio. 1.—College hu<1 hluh-sehqol enrollment, total population substantial and continuous growth of college enrollment. Both of these curves should lend encouragement to the educator, as they reflect the…
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