Kindergarten DIN bill to aid Georgia schools faces committee
The Free Kindergarten association and Georgia Congress of Mothers pushed a bill to create and fund state kindergartens for children under four. It outlines funding through education boards, requires teachers with two years’ training, and calls for professional standards and state accreditation.
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Georgia Congress of Mothers
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Board of Education
Roefren Rommunakon
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Etien Ton
Mainésnance
State Board of
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The
Mothers Congress
Esen
Tess
Eugene Mitchell
Bill For The Revision Of Health Laws Of State
A detailed outline for a proposed state health department includes a state board of health with regulatory authority, county health boards, state commissions of health, and district commissioners. The plan aims to standardize health laws, supervise sanitation, conduct inspections, and deliver educational programs to improve overall public health.
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Importance of Kindergarten Bill Stressed by Mrs J R Little
Mrs J R Little urges presidents of Parent Teacher associations and Mothers Clubs to back four welfare bills in the state legislature. She emphasizes child welfare, unified health laws, and the need for county boards of health under a state board. She urges mothers to contact representatives showing unity for children and future citizens.
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State Board of Education
J. R. Little
Parent Teacher Associations
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State Board of Health
County Boards of Health
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