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[Ed. Form No. 4.] TEACHER'S MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT. For month of Nov the 20, 1868. District or County Pulaski County State, Little Rock Ark Name of School, Colard School Name of Teacher, Sarah H Henley. Little Rock Arkansas, Jan 4th 1869 Rspy forwarded to the Ass. Com. & Chief Supt of Schools for Ark. with the remarks that the late appearance of this report is accidental, & not the teachers fault. It was left at my house, (where I had heretofore recd them as a matter of convenience) about Dec 1st/68, but from my absence on official business, was not sent to the office, and becoming mislaid, escaped attention on my return. This explanation is due the teacher, who, while I was "Acting Agent" never failed to send her reports. W.W. Granger late Special Inspector & Acting Agent B.R.F. & A.L. Forwarded Received EXPLANATIONS. The accompanying Blank is a copy of the Bureau Superintendent's Blank placed in columnar form for the sake of simplicity and to preserve uniformity. It is hoped that the Educational Association will adopt this blank, or one which will contain these questions. (Should this exact form be adopted the Bureau can furnish the blanks.) If any question cannot be answered by the teacher, it may be left for the Superintendent. Place each answer, to the extent of your knowledge, opposite the question, and he will fill in the remaining spaces. It is supposed that no teacher has more than one day and one night school, or but one of either. Night and Sabbath schools taught by a group of teachers should be reported but once. The above explanations are deemed necessary where this blank is adopted by the Associations. ☞ Should more extended forms be used, it would oblige the Commissioner to have them include all the items of this. Bureau R.F. &. A.L., Washington, D.C., Oct. 1, 1866.
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