Identifier: townshipcommunit00holl (find matches)
Title: The township and community high school movement in Illinois
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Hollister, H. A. (Horace Adelbert), 1857-1931
Subjects: High schools
Publisher: Washington : G.P.O.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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given for the differentphases of corn and this is going to be very popular with the people of thecountry districts. We have also started the organization of community clubs, as we call them,the purpose of which is to get the farmers to working together and also toarouse interest in our projects. The past winter we attempted to run a short course and had pretty goodsuccess. We hope to run a better agriculture short course next year andhave an enrollemnt of farmers from our territoy. The course we gave thepast winter placed special emphasis upon corn and oats. We hope to be ableto have an exhibit next fall at the high school of vegetables and cannedgoods. And here is still another type: Cheisman, III., April 28, 1916.To the teachers and school directors of the community: The people of your school district are cordially invited to attend the Com-munity Day exercises which will be held ,at the Chrisman Township HighSchool May 26, 1916. BUREAU OF EDUCATION. BULLETIN, 1917, NO. 35 PLATE 14.
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A. STOCKLAND TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, SEWING CLASS WORK.

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