...affect especially the eighth and ninth grades. There is a sharp differentiation between the last year of the elementary school and the first year of the high school, and on this account the elementary schools are in a measure isolated in fact and rendered distinct...

...high schools in different parts of the city, in which could be brought together the eight-year pupils of the elementary school and the first year of the high school, thus rendering it unnecessary to send children from the age of thirteen to fifteen years a long distance...

...done with much less than the usual elimination of pupils by failure. When teachers of the upper years of the elementary school and the first year of the high school come to realize that it is more important that pupils learn right habits of work than that they get...

...all-year high school plan will solve many of the perplexing problems In school organization, most of whlcb center around the seventh and eighth grades of the...E. High school programme of studies: constants and electives. Pennsylvania school Journal, 63 : 477-81, May 1915. Til.- writer IB convinced that boys...

...School review, 23 : 307-18, May 1915. Says that the six-year high school plan will solve many of the perplexing problems In school organization, most of...socialization of the high school. Teachers college record, 10: 1-12, May 1915. 752. Puncheon, Katharine E. High school programme of studies: constants and electlves....

...School review, 23 : 307-18, May 1915. Says that the six-year high school plan will solve many of the perplexing problems In school organization, most of...and eighth grades of the elementary school and the flrst year of the high school. 751. . The socialization of the high school. Teachers college record,...

...sections of the country. As ordinarily conceived, the junior high school takes over grades seven and eight of the elementary school and the first year of the high school, reorganizing them so as to bridge the gap between elementary and high schools. The junior high school...

...particularly in the West, have established what have come to be known as junior high schools. 60 containing the seventh and eighth grades of the elementary school and the first year of the high school, others containing only the eighth grade of the elementary school and the first two years of the high...

...sections of the country. As ordinarily conceived, the junior high school takes over Grades VII and VIII of the elementary school and the first year of the high school, reorganizing them so as to bridge the gap between elementary and high schools. The junior high school...

...together in subjects of instruction and methods of teaching. The change is affecting most obviously the seventh and eighth grades of the elementary school and the first year in the high school. In the elementary grades the courses are taking on a more advanced character. This...