26 Foot - Note t Contd. council of a newly created public preparatory school, and the precedent is one that will no doubt be generally followed as parents combine to make their influence felt. Such an appointment, if judiciously made, should greatly help a school, while obviating carping and dissatisfaction. In the few cases where a woman takes an active part on the governing body of a boys' school, her experience is usually of great value in questions. concerning diet, health, and the domestic economy and internal finances of the institution. In certain garden cities and satellite towns the elementary schools enjoy the patronage and support of local educational associations which include parents and. other citizens. Where such an association exists, there is some likelihood that the children of all classes in the community may attend the Public: primary schools, as commonly occurs in the United. States. A parent's representative is now obligatory (Decree Jan. 24, 1928) on governing bodies of French Secondary Schools (boys and girls), and such a representative must be chosen from ther parent’ association or, in default of such, from the: parents themselves.
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Page No 99 Schools Evening: Schools open in the evening. to enable those working during the day to continue their education. Evening schools in Great Britain are discussed under Commercial Education, CONTINUATION SCHOOLS and TECHNICAL. EDUCATION. The following articles describe. the work in the U.S. 德 德 臀 Page No. 100 Vocational courses ranges from work which appeals to an avocational interest in facny work or
