sent to nearly a hundred superintendents of schools, presidents of colleges and of normal schools, and professors of education throughout the United States. They were asked especially whether the outline, when enlarged and enriched with appropriate material for each year, could find a useful place in the school curriculum. The answers, coming from twenty-two widely scattered States, were almost uniformly favorable. Enthusiastic reception has followed the many talks on this outline of the Course in Citizenship given at educational meetings in America and in Europe. The Federal Bureau of Education printed in Bulletin no. 8, 1912, an early form of the outline. ELLA LYMAN CABOT, Editor. FANNIE FERN ANDREWS, MABEL HILL, MARY MCSKIMMON. |