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Reform of NYC Public Schools, 1896

Training For Learning

Auto Repair Shop, Vocational School for Boys
Evening Trade Class, Stuyvesant High School
Learning to Operate the Multigraph at Bushwick H. S.
Class in Electricity
An Early Plumbing Shop

Evening Classes For Adults

A Class for Training Laundry Workers
Learning About the New Gas Engines, A Class for City Firemen in P.S. 1, Tottenville
English Class at Evening School 40, Manhattan, Twenty-seven Nationalities Were Represented in this Class
Sheet-Metal Shop Class at the Brooklyn Trade School
The Mothers' Sewing Club at P.S. 41, Manhattan

Some of the City's Schools

Former Schoolship, St. Mary's. (Loaned to the Board of Education by the Navy Dept., U.S.A.)
Twenty-fourth Ward School, Woodlawn
Public School 33, Brooklyn
Grammer School, S.W. Corner of Rivington and Suffolk Streets, Manhattan
New Twelfth Ward School, East Side, Manhattan
Boys High School, Brooklyn
Building, Public School 10, Manhattan
Diagram of Site, Public School 10, Manhattan