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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1920
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED619471 |
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Table of Contents:
- Educational Directory 1919-1920 Vocational Education Fine Arts Agriculture Foreign Countries Federal Government Government Role Public Agencies War State Departments of Education Military Service Educational Finance Libraries Museums Elementary Secondary Education Postsecondary Education Rural Schools Urban Schools Public Schools Superintendents Educational Administration Administrators Boards of Education Counties Local Government Urban Areas Rural Areas Higher Education Kindergarten Dentistry Dental Schools Medical Schools Pharmacy Teacher Education Programs College Presidents Two Year Colleges Deans Department Heads Theological Education Engineering Education Law Related Education Medical Education Veterinary Medicine Private Schools Special Schools State Schools Blindness Deafness Intellectual Disability School Districts Summer Schools Colleges Universities Secondary Schools Elementary Schools Training Special Needs Students State Government Government Libraries Library Schools Library Materials Public Libraries Educational History Teacher Associations Organizations (Groups) Jews Religious Schools Directories Philanthropic Foundations Trustees Governing Boards Professional Associations Females Clubs Parent Associations Periodicals Church Programs Nonprofit Organizations Catholic Schools International Education African American Organizations Faculty Organizations International Organizations National Organizations Religious Organizations Student Organizations Part 1 of the education directories for 1919 and 1920 includes U.S. Department of Interior government educational activities. The contents include various government departments and independent establishments including the Library of Congress and the Commission of Fine Arts. Part 2 describes public school systems. The contents include principal state school officers, executive officers of state boards of education, county and other local superintendents of schools, and superintendents of public schools in cities and towns. Part 3 describes higher education and training of teachers. Contents include presidents of universities, presidents of junior colleges, directors and deans for various schools within universities, and principals of normal and kindergarten training schools. Part 4 describes special schools. Contents include superintendents for schools for the blind, deaf, and feeble-minded. Part 5 describes summer school directors of universities, colleges, and normal schools. Part 6 lists information for libraries and museums. Contents include librarians for public and society libraries, state library commissions, directors of library schools, and directors of museums. Part 7 describes miscellaneous educational organizations. Contents include boards and foundations of church education, superintendents of Catholic and Jewish organizations, international and American educational associations, women's clubs, and educational periodicals.