Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Interior |
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Furthermore , school superintendents and principals predict a greater demand for school enrollment this coming school year . This is no trifling minor situation which confronts the Commissioner of Indian Affairs .
Furthermore , school superintendents and principals predict a greater demand for school enrollment this coming school year . This is no trifling minor situation which confronts the Commissioner of Indian Affairs .
Halaman 4
Of the 20,000 Indian children who are not enrolled in any school over a third are boys and girls of the Navajo shepherds of Arizona and New Mexico . The Indian Service school census for 1922 reported 11,337 Navajo children as mentally ...
Of the 20,000 Indian children who are not enrolled in any school over a third are boys and girls of the Navajo shepherds of Arizona and New Mexico . The Indian Service school census for 1922 reported 11,337 Navajo children as mentally ...
Halaman 10
But the 64,943 Indian children enrolled in schools , the 107,000 Indian members of churches , the 44,200 Indian families who have forsaken the wigwam and tepee for the permanent home , the 41,000 Indian farmers who are cultivating more ...
But the 64,943 Indian children enrolled in schools , the 107,000 Indian members of churches , the 44,200 Indian families who have forsaken the wigwam and tepee for the permanent home , the 41,000 Indian farmers who are cultivating more ...
Halaman 20
This is , of course a record of enrollment , not attendance . There is , apparently , no employee here whose prime duty is the checking up of enrollment and attendance . “ I learned that 20 years ago the Indian children of these tribes ...
This is , of course a record of enrollment , not attendance . There is , apparently , no employee here whose prime duty is the checking up of enrollment and attendance . “ I learned that 20 years ago the Indian children of these tribes ...
Halaman 21
... in addition to the Pawnee and Kaw Indians . The children , with few exceptions , come to school speaking English . Many attend the public schools and there is a good enrollment in the grammar and high schools in the town of Pawnee .
... in addition to the Pawnee and Kaw Indians . The children , with few exceptions , come to school speaking English . Many attend the public schools and there is a good enrollment in the grammar and high schools in the town of Pawnee .
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Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Interior |
| Pengarang | United States. Board of Indian Commissioners |
| Penerbit | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 |
| Asli dari | Universitas Indiana |
| Didigitalkan | 8 Okt 2019 |
| Ekspor Kutipan | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |