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The State of U.S. Education: 2001
Secondary Enrollment Enrollment in public elementary and secondary schools rose 20 percent between 1985 and 2001. The fastest public school growth occurred in the elementary grades, where enrollment rose 24 percent over the same period, from 27.0 million to 33.6 million. Private school enrollment grew more slowly than public school enrollment over this ...
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Post-Secondary Education Statistics in 2001
Between 1989 and 1999, the number of men enrolled rose 5 percent, while the number of women increased by 13 percent. Part-time enrollment rose by 2 percent compared to an increase of 15 percent in full-time enrollment. In addition to the enrollment ...
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Inter(net)actions, November 1, 2005
Currently the College has more 1,100 undergraduates, 95 percent of whom live on campus ... , who will deliver greetings and share news of the College. Host and Hostess: Ed and Rose Del Giorno P'95. HOOD ALUMNAE AND ALUMNI "MESSIAH RECEPTION": Sunday, Nov. 20, 2 p ...
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The Butterfly Conservatory - School of Horticulture - Botanical Gardens
Botanical Gardens and Butterfly Conservatory The Botanical Gardens & School of Horticulture A view of the rose gardens at the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens The Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture/ ... a similar gardening apprenticeship program practiced at the Kew Gardens in England. In 1936, enrollment began with a class of eight male students. The first school president was Mr. ...
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Affirmative Action: History and Rationale
This figure rose to 6.5 percent during the next five years, but by ... has, in fact, revolutionized education, although some gaps persist. While the enrollment of women in higher education has risen steadily, with women now ... of white students. (8) The story is similar for the Hispanic enrollment rate. In 1976, the college-going rate for 16-24 year ...
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1930-1940, History of the College, College of Forestry, Oregon State University
Administration (NRA), Emergency Relief Administration (ERA), and shelter belt programs. This relief money also increased enrollment in the forestry school. In 1935 some 260 were enrolled, 50 more than ever before ... jobs for foresters." Thus did the pendulum swing during the Depression Years. George W. Peavy rose from Professor and Dean of the School of Forestry to President of Oregon State College ...
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