The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24
EDUCATION
COMMISSION
MAKES REPORT
by Horace NJ. Coats

uuee''ihs inc children in rural Gle
d scnoois and OF the prapar-
Asioi- y young men and women for
INNS IN 1hose schools. together
i'm recommendation Of swoeping
shanses IN the local and state ad-
MINIS tfatlon Of school affairs
'hFoashout Indiana, are contained
y the report OF the Indiana Educa-
ION Survey Commission. made pub
ie mere today
ne report OF the commission.
'uthorized by the 1921 general as
'eiaoiS' follows q years exhaustive
eseaFch and study Of the school
ss'eiil III iaaiaiit1 are VIII rs sub
i. ,leo' n diTeeted If joint legis-
isso usloH to tAe 1929 session
- Til .sia euIe-
~ N-S commission, as ap-
o'ii1ea ~ Governor warren q. Nc
City In ls-l' HI composed ot
IN ~ 9oiilefs' ort aEHe. William
7eilahiauo' 'Nehtlana Caroline Shoe
49, e Fl 1ls' I II. van osdoi
9oi., ai1u - " curry Terra
49, 90 - 'ot-,ls.4s',s.',n was a'ded
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nc present report OF the com
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algn sehoots' accora'nS &c charses
iiaoe M the COMMISSION. asancaru
.e,'s. w. 'i'.'.' -ooov Sei''o
IT'S ~ poses
s-'e oil siiow .i''e H I'LL
II i 1oiillii II 1iss q 'He stare lhe
Iupiis are receiving an
co. Y oHls SIN years eauca-
Lon ana city school pupils only
eh years education. in their
s'' years OF elementary school
7'aenoanee-
heSe igures are the result Of
sven the elementary students
- .ui''idiii''ital subjects such as
tsdaiIls, spelins' arithmetic and
"iseoFy
'iil'aF toS1s IN hi6h school work
$40" ti'At tho pupils IN the higher
.'o''s a { iroeiFins' IN their four
WoFk' oaucau2n ranging from
ne iilehlA-l1Y OIL fourth-year high |
s'lool pupil The tests revealed
that the education given in the In
dldha hlSh schools IS extremely |
= compared y other north !
,l5l..i 9'a13s q tne Union.
ali9h5 the reasons, the 4
osilsVes' Why indiana
sue. Z loW average in
go HiRh school WORK Is
"i'l diiioAHt III training |
lto9peeiiNe teachers 1T the /
''.-'e' si'iiiiiis institutions Of the |
on',oi oillclais throughout
- '-'e 0o'i.'ii'Ssloh DelleVes'
- pen prone - neglect the
seioois IN oraer 70
- . d s'dii uaro IN Ihe smaller |
80 9,...oo'S .i@t WoIlo ellmlnate
l7'o''l's - losS o. the hlsh |
iisslOh-
mention IS made by the !
oii'iiis sSioi OF the lack OF proper |
- eilsIs AZ the state
-, ~. q ere Iiaute. since
- .'ie says. tho state |
ndS eNo'eo 100 (
- IS on e"e framing on
''i7 |, sehooi teachers and collegiate !
9iN 20 the iesleet OF training OF
instructors. Inc same
'1-'iu = ~ lie hGlatia UNI |
l''liii'iis % hlsh schoo- I
- 4's's' put pFaotlSdlly ciean ol4I I
given tu1oue university IN It's
lining q Vocational instructors.
III aeallng with high school I'M 4
lf'lctloh II the STATE. the report 4
.iiNs that II Indiana, the general !
.eNel of instruction In the small I
a'gh schools IS lower than IN most #
northern and eastern states The X
iauIt Tor this condition is laid al 4
the door Of poorly prepared and in
experienced teachers.
Although the general condition OF
school houses In the State is said
to be improving, yet there are u.
one-roon. on--ttae i.er buildings re-
naming. which are condemned by
-o,,,r,=e-..ios-