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Brooklyn Foole EJucotional GuiJe, 1946 George School Woodward Has Excellent Record The Woodward School, 321 Clinton is noted for the attention given children individually. The spe Ethical Culture School Marks Quarter Century For 25 years the Brooklyn Ethical Culture School has been carrying on a progressive program of education in the borough. The grades are from kindergarten through grade eight. The school is established in an ideal section, 49 Prospect Park West, lac-jag Prospect Park. cially trained faculty enables the child to the awareness of his so- cial and civic responsibility.

Children are accepted from nurs-; ery school age through junior high school. I MARY IMMACULATE SCHOOL Eagle Park, Ossining-on-Hudson, N. Y. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Grades 1 to 12.

Course! Academic, Music, Secretarial. Accredited with the Board of Regents. Phone Ossining 50 DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Notes Trends The Henry George School of Social Science has been conducting an educational experiment during its Summer term now drawing to a close. It is a free ten-week course in fundamental economics especial-; ly designed for high school students. Tlie textbook on which the course is based is Henry George's all-time best seller, "Progress and Poverty." Instructors report that many of the boys and girls, studying in co-i educational groups, are showing even keener interest and a quicker' grasp of economic principles than the average adult student.

Modern education, with its stress on the physical sciences, is training students in the scientific approach to learning, it was said. Young people today, it was pointed out, are undoubtedly better equipped than any generation since George's time to follow the scientific logic of his economic principles. They want to i learn how natural laws operate and. as future citizens, to learn how to i express their economic views effectively. Through the generosity of Mrs.

Anna George de Mille, daughter of Henry George and president of the school's board of trustees, the following prizes are offered upon completion of the course for the four best essays on Henry George's principles by high school students: First Prize $100 Second Prize 50 Two Third Prizes 25 About 400 students have been in attendance at the Summer sessions this year, the majority of them adults. The Fall term will start Oct. 7. with free classes in fundamental economics every afternoon and evening and advanced classes for those who have completed the basic course. For full details address the Henrv George School of Social Science, 50 E.

69th New York 21, New York. Saint Joseph's College for Women 245 CLINTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN 5, NEW YORK EDUCATION FOR PERSONAL ENRICHMENT AND SOCIAL AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY Conducted by THE SISTERS OF SAIMT JOSEPH, CLERICAL AMD LAY FACULTIES RT. REV. WILLIAM T. DILLON, J.D., PRESIDENT REV.

FRANCIS X. FITZCIBBON, DEAN MEMBER American Council on Education ACCREDITED BY Inivertily of. the Stale of New York, Catholic Education Association, Association of Colleges of Middle Stales and Maryland and Association of American Colleges. FRESHMAN WEEK: Sept. 21 CLASSES: Sepi.

30 'PHONE MAin 2-4696 The Pre-School At St. Joseph's College for Women 245-265 Clinton Brooklyn 5, N. Y. KINDERGARTEN Ages 5-6 9 A.M. to Noon NURSERY SCHOOL Ages 2 li 4 12 9 A.M.

to 3 P.M. Doily program of health examination, directed activities, rest periods, lunch. SESSIONS OCT. 1 INTERVIEWS FROM SEPT. 15 PESYLr.4M.4 GREE! SBl'RG SETON HILL COLLEGE Pre-Professional Training for Medicine, Law and Social Service.

Teacher Education Degrees B.A., B.Mu?., B.S. in Home Economics Accredited by The Association of American I'niversities' and The ulional Catholic Education Association Women from 13 Foreign Countries and 39 American States The Kaupert Secretarial Institute Inder the auspices of The Mol Reverend Thomas E. Molloy, S.T.D. fiihop of BrookKn Conducted by the Sister of St. Dominic Secretarial trainiii" for liili school raduatc ONE-YEAR COURSE $150 SUBJECTS: Apologetics, shorthond, typewriting, busines, English, sccretoriol proctice, secretarial accounting, speech ond personality ond oil up-to-dote business machines.

New building located at o0-2. 161st Street, Jamaica, N. Y. Kejiii-ler now for September term at Conxcnt, 89-16 l62d Street, Jamaica 5, Y. Cla-ses bein September 16 Tel.

REpul.lic 9-2060 BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS- ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT BROADLEA, GOSHEN, N. Y. Conducted bw SUters St. Dominie Academic. Commercial and (irannar School Departments The Boy's MORAL and MENTAL DEVELOPMENT in a wholesome atmosphere, under the guidance ol the Brothers ol Mary, boys between 14 and 18 (a ilal aqe) are carefully developed physically, mentally and morally.

High standards of scholarship are in keeping with the most rigid of college entrance requirements. Enrollment limited to 450 students. Not a boarding schooL CHAMINADE A Catholic High School Mineola, Long Island Chartered by Uie Board of Regents of th State ol New York Swimming Pool Healthful Ciim-ie nreprooi Bunaings. TEIEPHOXE GOSHEN ADDRESS SISTER DIRECTRESS ACADEMY OF MOUNT ST. VINCENT TUXEDO PARK, N.

Y. FOINDED 1847 bartered by llie Regent. Accredited by tlie Middle States Association Country school for girls, beautifully located among the Ramapo Hills. College Preparatory and General Courses. Art, Music, Dramatics, Home Economics, Athletics, including all sports.

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Character guidance, tmitd training, health care, individual atlenlium Phone Tuxedo 230 Grace Institute 149 West 60th N. Y. OFFERS FREE CLASSES DAY ond EVENING IN STENOGRAPHY, TYPEWRITING, COOK I SEWING, ACCOUNTANCY ond ST. JOHN'S VILLA ACADEMY CLEVELAND PLACE. AKR0CHAR.

STATES ISLAND Telephone Gibraltar 7 LI5 RESIDENT. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Chartered by the Vniverity of the State of New York St. John's VMla Acadt-my is a in-g uisheci ucadt-iny ccntim-i ed by he St. John the BrtpMft. on a eininf-iire and out upon New York Bv and ianiic Ocean.

The modern buildings, laboratory, library, recreation hallv. gymnasium and playgrounds make St. John's a school of distinction and merit. Cognizant of the best in modern educational trends possessing a highly accredited facuity. the Academy affords unusual opportunities, competitive examinations given yearly for the purpose" of granting scholarships to students.

ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 9th It a 111 College A COUNTRY DAY COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN Crimes Hill Stalen Ilaiil. Ni. Y. FULL STATE AND REGIONAL ACCREDITATION Decrees: B.A.; K.S.: B.S. in KcltM-atinn and in Commerce antl IVe-Meflical Courses Registration Begins August 26th Conducted by the Sisters of Chority ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION Ridge Boulevard ami Eighty-ninth Brooklxn 9 Established 1855 DAY SCHOOL 1 OK GIHLS in the ELE.1I MIXT A It fi It A II ES Conducted by the SISTEItS OF THE VISITATION Virile for Prospectus or Phone SHore Road 8-1 1 10 C.

MCMTAft-IAt P. lUUftJV iCHOOl EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING School ond Private School graduates ond College women have excellent opportunities waiting for them if they make oppfica-' lion early and attend the C. F. YOUNG WOMEN VETERANS ELIGIBLE Fall Term Storts Stpt. 3 Enrollment 'Limited ST.

WALBURGA'S ACADEMY 630 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. BoardMg and Day School for Girls, conducted by the Religious of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. Chartered by the University of the Slate of New York.

Accredited by the Association of College and Secondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland. MT. ST. MARY-ON -THE -HUDSON NEWBURGH, NEW YORK First Grade through High School. Emphasizes charocter, preporo-tion for college, business, music, art in school state-chortered, offiliated with Catholic University, accredited by Middle Stctes Association.

57 Mil ES NORTH OF NEW YORJC VIA CENTRAL P. R. SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC Telephone Nexvburgh 800 ST. JOSEPH'S MOUNTAIN SCHOOL We Build I Your Child's Body All ilie ad of roiintrv oer rily plus the special benefits for which M.

Joseph's is renovmed. Educate our Ch Hits intl Because of trained teachers and select pupils our Kegenl record stands among the highest. PRIMARY AND It VMM GR ADES FOR BOYS AND CilRI HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT EOR GIRLS Our Pates Are Within Your mean MS attOMlh for Elementary month for Hub Sbol Write far punt ph let to MOTHER SUPERIOR M. Jivilii. rnlT.

H. Y. YOUNG MCatTABIAl SCHOOi St. Louis Academy RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS HOLY-ROSARY ACADEMY Apprcred the Dfvatt-ntnt of Pubiiv In timet ton ct Ntm Jrrir 24 SIDNEY PLACE (2 block) fro tore Holl)MAm 4-0793 no r.or on ftrooJiJyn NeJfnrs For Pleasant Plains, Staten Island 9, N.Y Resident and on-Resirlent Pupils Primary, Grnmmnr, 4 ademie Commercial Elective Oi l.M.r PREP4R 4 TORT, COMMERCIAL AI FIFMFN'T ART DEP ARTMENTS 1509 Berfenline Unioa City, N. J.

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