Public schools and the duty to guard citizenship
A discussion of education as a public duty cites the 1787 conditions, praises state support for schooling, and argues schools must teach the effects of alcohol and narcotics to safeguard future citizens. It cites experts and world figures endorsing alcohol education and notes Lincoln and Garfield among advocates. It ends urging Hennepin and Lacan to celebrate the Fourth with a spread eagle show.
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Mission of the Public School and Citizenship Training
Mary Allen West argues the public school system exists to prepare citizens for republican government. She cites state constitutions from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, highlighting moral and intellectual education as essential to rights and liberties. The piece traces early laws and the westward expansion shaping educational duty in the Midwest.
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