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1889
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-Second Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1889
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes image of Alice E. Worcester, report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, financial statement, report of the Principal, prizes, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, Alice E. Worcester obituary, resolutions passed by the Board of Corporations of Clarke Institution, terms of admission, and Massachusetts Law in Regard to the Education of Deaf-Mutes. Alice E. Worcester, Association Principa... more
1884
Clarke School for the Deaf
Seventeenth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1884
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes the report of the corporation by President Lewis J. Dudley, financial statement, report by Principal Harriet B. Rogers, courses of study, order of the day, names of pupils, terms of admission, and compositions of the graduating class. Dudley explains that Clarke School's goal is to obliterate demarcation between hearing and deaf people and why the term "dumb" should no longer be used to e... more
1890
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-Third Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1890
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes images of buildings, report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, receipts and expenditures, report of the principal, prizes, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, terms of admission, and Massachusetts Law in Regard to Education of Deaf Mutes. There was an outbreak of diphtheria and sore throat this year, one ten year old child died. Clarke School has lost teachers to marriage and illn... more
1888
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-First Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1888
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes pictures of buildings, report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, financial statement, report of the principal by Caroline A. Yale, prizes, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, terms of admission, and Massachusetts Law in Regard to the Education of Deaf-Mutes. It takes deaf children four years to reach the same stage as when a hearing child starts school. This leaves only six more ye... more
1882
Clarke School for the Deaf
Fifteenth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf Mutes, 1882
Northampton (Mass.) - The Fifteenth Annual Report includes the Report of the Corporation by F. B. Sanborn, Financial Statement, Report of the Principal by Harriet B. Rogers, Courses of Study, Names of Pupils, Order of the Day, Terms of Admission, and Compositions of the Graduating Class. Sanborn discusses the principals upon which the Clarke School is conducted. The children at the Clarke School will be able ... more
1885
Clarke School for the Deaf
Eighteenth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1885
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, financial statement, report by Principal Caroline A. Yale, courses of study, names of pupils, terms of admission, and discussion of visual speech by Alice E. Worcester. Dudley reports that Principal Harriet B. Rogers has been ill this year so Caroline A. Yale has become the Acting Principal, shares responses to the 1884 annual report which arg... more
1894
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf Mutes, 1894
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes the report of the corporation by President Lewis J. Dudley, receipts and expenditures, principal's report by Caroline A. Yale, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, terms of admission, Massachusetts Law in Regard to Education of Deaf Mutes Dudley explains that the Clarke School has more pupils than ever before and they are running out of room for students. They are finishing a new buildi... more
1893
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-Sixth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1893
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes images of buildings, report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, receipts and expenditures, report of the principal by Caroline A. Yale, prizes, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, terms of admission, and Massachusetts Law in Regard to Education of Deaf Mutes. The Clarke School had the largest number of pupils this year, the children were split in to three different groups to help wi... more
1891
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twenty-Fourth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1891
Northampton (Mass.) - Includes images of buildings, report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, Address by the President Preliminary to the Graduating Exercises, receipts and expenditures, report of the principal by Caroline A. Yale, prizes, courses of study, catalogue of pupils, terms of admission, and Massachusetts Law in Regard to Education of Deaf Mutes. Gardiner Greene Hubbard and Caroline A. Yale are the two ... more
1887
Clarke School for the Deaf
Twentieth Annual Report of the Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 1887
Northampton (Mass.) - Include the report of the corporation by Lewis J. Dudley, financial statement, report of the principal by Caroline A. Yale, prizes, courses of study, terms of admission, list of all past pupils and their occupation, and chapter 179 of a Massachusetts Law in Regard to the Education of Deaf-Mutes. In 1817 the first American school for deaf children was founded. Hartford used signs to teach and all o... more