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Domestic News
January 8, 1929
The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
What is this article about?
The New York State Industrial Education Bureau reports that working youth aged 14-17 are sane and responsible, with continuation school training providing scholastic skills that enhance their market value for better jobs.
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Youth "Responsible" Has Good Market Value
The New York State working youth is a sane, responsible individual, the Industrial Education Bureau of the State Education Department reports smugly in its study of the "progress" of several thousand boys, ranging in age from 14 to 17, employed in various capacities throughout the state.
In its report, the bureau indicates the nature of the "scholastic" training given the young men in the continuation schools. "The schooling the boy receives in the upper grades," the guardians of the youth state, "gives him a market value which enables him to secure a better job when he leaves school."
The New York State working youth is a sane, responsible individual, the Industrial Education Bureau of the State Education Department reports smugly in its study of the "progress" of several thousand boys, ranging in age from 14 to 17, employed in various capacities throughout the state.
In its report, the bureau indicates the nature of the "scholastic" training given the young men in the continuation schools. "The schooling the boy receives in the upper grades," the guardians of the youth state, "gives him a market value which enables him to secure a better job when he leaves school."
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
What keywords are associated?
New York State
Working Youth
Industrial Education Bureau
Continuation Schools
Scholastic Training
Where did it happen?
New York State
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New York State
Event Details
The Industrial Education Bureau of the State Education Department reports on the progress of several thousand boys aged 14 to 17 employed throughout the state, describing them as sane and responsible. The report highlights scholastic training in continuation schools that gives the youth market value for better jobs upon leaving school.