Excerpt from Survey of the Scranton Public Schools, 1918-1920, Under Direction of the Board of Education, Scranton, Pennsylvania, Vol. 1
With the exception of two classroom groups in the Technical High School, pupils in the morning session have to be distributed in rooms where other groups are reciting. Is the environment conducive Of good results in study?
In the Central High School the pupils are congregated in the auditorium during the study periods. They represent all Classes in the morning session. Several teachers are in charge during each study period. The group is a miscellaneous group. The only function the teachers in charge can perform is to see that order is maintained. Helpful directed study is impossible. For the time being the teacher assumes the role of a proctor or monitor.
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