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THE FROEBEL LEAGUE
School for Kinder
I'he education of the little child is largely the work of Avoman, whether she be in the home, the school, the civic Avorld, or devoting herself to the work of social service. The
significance of the kindergarten training lies in the fact that the young women of today are the mothers and guides of
the children of the future.
d'he Frcjehel League offers a two-year course, preparing for positions in public, i)rivate, or mission kindergartens, with practical experience in the mission kindergartens supervised
b\' the League. Besides the technical subjects, there are classes in dancing, swimming, home nursing, art and nature study. A residence near the school is provided.
MRS. MARION B. B. LANGZETTEL
1 12 East 71st Street New York
Director
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