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A Proposed Program Of Accounting For Extracurricular Activity Funds In Kentucky Schools, Samuel Alexander
A Proposed Program Of Accounting For Extracurricular Activity Funds In Kentucky Schools, Samuel Alexander
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
Statement of the Problem - The problem of accounting for the funds raised by the various extracurricular activities of a school has been stated by many students of the problem. These writers have dealt principally with the problem of prudent management and control of these funds. The principle of prudence cannot be overlooked in any study of these funds, but closely associated with the principle of prudence are the principles of adaptability and flexibility. The accounting system used should be flexible enough to meet the needs of the student body at any one time and should be of such nature …
A Study Of The Eighth Grade Graduates & High School Attendance Of The Larue County Schools, Willis Borden
A Study Of The Eighth Grade Graduates & High School Attendance Of The Larue County Schools, Willis Borden
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
The tabulated data used in this study were selected from the files of the superintendent of LaRue County schools.
The teacher's register of attendance for Kentucky schools from 1947 to 1951 were used to determine the eighth grade graduates of that period. Other data were furnished by the high school principals concerning the failures, promotions, and eliminations in their schools.
The purpose of this thesis is to ascertain the reasons for eighth grade graduates not entering high school and the number of years the eighth grade graduates who entered high school remained in membership. The years considered are 1947 to …
A Comparative Study Of Barren County Schools 1938-1950, David Montgomery
A Comparative Study Of Barren County Schools 1938-1950, David Montgomery
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This study shows that the school census is dropping rapidly in rural areas. It must be remembered that with the introduction of more labor saving farm machinery and the consolidation of small farms that the end is not in sight.
A greater percentage of children are enrolled in our schools. The percentage of attendance is higher and will continue to slowly improve. As consolidation of small schools progresses, school plants and physical equipment will improve.
Over one-half of the children in average daily attendance are transported. Percentage of enrollment and percentage of attendance are much better in the transported group. …