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110 1 $aNew York (State).$bLegislature.$bJoint Legislative Committee to Investigate the Affairs of the City of New York.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2004007454
245 10 $aReport and recommendations of the Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate the Affairs of the City of New York :$bon the Board of Education.
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490 1 $aLegislative document ;$v(1922) No. 65
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500 $a"February 15, 1922."
520 $aReport on the Board of Education to the Legislature on February 15, 1922 from Schuyler M. Meyer, Chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate the Affairs of the City of New York found that the public common schools are inefficient and inadequate and do not meet reasonable requirements for the city public schools. There are inadequate school accommodations, fire hazards, negligent administration, and unsound legislation. Recommended is a Board of Education for New York City which stands for education free from political considerations and increased annual budget appropriations.
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