Relazione annuale del consiglio di amministrazione dell'Istruzione del Distretto scolastico numero uno nella Città e Contea di Denver, Colorado . deposito scivola, banca libri, andchecks erano state effettuate. Presentazione delle fatture e modalità di pagamento in denaro emediante controllare; i depositi e i prelievi dei controlli e il denaro sono stati auto-ried su durante l orario delle banche, una certa parte della classe periodo. Durante l'anno, 40 gli alunni sono stati arruolati in classi speciali.Essi hanno dato la solita prova di salute, utilizzando i grafici. Uno par-alyzed bambino è stato inviato direttamente al Meeker scuola. L'iscrizione-mento e la salute di schede per ogni bambino sono stati depositati con il principaland

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Annual report of the Board of Education of School District Number One in the City and County of Denver, Colorado . eposit slips, bank books, andchecks were made. Presentation of bills and payment in money andby check; deposits and withdrawals of checks and money were car-ried on during banking hours, a certain part of the class period. During the year, 40 pupils were enrolled in the special classes.They were given the usual health test, using the charts. One par-alyzed child was sent directly to the Meeker School. The enroll-ment and health cards for each child were filed with the principaland director of special schools. The cases that needed special medi-cal attention were inspected by the principal. In most cases the homeresponded readily to notices. In the primary grades stories and dramatizations of greatAmericans were used to foster a spirit of patriotism and to teachnoble ideals. Observance of all national holidays taught somethingof the great oustanding facts of our history and loyalty to ourcountry. In the intermediate grades much attention was given to the de- 150 Sixteenth Annual Report. Wash-Day at Lincoln Kindergarten velopment of courtesy, love of fair play, and appreciation of cleanli-ness, by means of little plays-contained in the Courtesy Pamphlet. The publication, Current Events, was used extensively in theupper grades to broaden the childs horizon, acquaint him with someof the worlds social problems, and with the solutions applied orproposed. To do the duty that lies nearest was learned by the voterin embryo when he successfully urged the voters in his family toregister and vote at the school and municipal elections. He learnedsomething of the machinery of government when he helped draw upplatforms, nominate candidates, and elect oncers at a miniatureelection. Throughout the building individual responsibility and desireto serve were developed by observance of clean-up week and allforms of war work, such as donations to Red Cross, Red Star, UnitedW

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