Keeping Up With State: City Teachers 'High' On Experience, Survey Shows
by Stanley Meisler
Commentary by Stanley Meisler
March 28, 1954
March 1954
Middletown, Ohio
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Middletown schools are staffed with teachers who have less training but more experience than the average faculty of city systems in Ohio. Differences however, between Middletown and the mean are slight. In fact, for cities with populations between 25,000 and 50,000 both Middletown's training and experience are a bit above average. Figures released last week in a research bulletin of the Ohio Education Assn. show that this city’s teachers have completed an average of 4.167 years of college. Of 135 cities in the state Middletown ranks 58 in this respect. The average for all Ohio cities is 4.2 years while for cities of Middletown's size the figure is 4.1 years...
Middletown schools are staffed with teachers who have less training but more experience than the average faculty of city systems in Ohio. Differences however, between Middletown and the mean are slight. In fact, for cities with populations between 25,000 and 50,000 both Middletown's training and experience are a bit above average. Figures released last week in a research bulletin of the Ohio Education Assn. show that this city’s teachers have completed an average of 4.167 years of college. Of 135 cities in the state Middletown ranks 58 in this respect. The average for all Ohio cities is 4.2 years while for cities of Middletown's size the figure is 4.1 years...
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