Education reforms urge better supervision and nonpolitical leadership
A statewide educational report argues for a County Board of Education free of political influence, higher pay for county superintendents, expanded school terms, and mandatory attendance to curb child labor. It notes white and colored schools’ weeks and expenditures, calls for more rooms, and praises Clemson and Winthrop progress while detailing the Dispensary system and enforcement efforts as part of state governance.
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Superintendent of Education
Dependent of Education
Sumner
State Board of Education
Avis
Clemson
South Carolina College
Steward’s
Winthrop
South Carolina Military Academy
Staten
Piero I
Henry
Will Feyalelin
Iyi
Emi
Hiell
Columbia
Charleston
United States
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Iaw
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Castrol
State Board of Directors
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Brsserreser
Resa
Bugeae
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