One of her notable achievements was the establishing of a special school for delinquent children, which was presided over by the best equipped teachers.
22.
The Reform School is a sprawling, compound filled with trees where delinquent children, many of them arrested for begging and scavenging, are held.
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In the 1930s he was responsible for setting up many orphanages and communes for delinquent children, and was the man who founded the Bolshevo Commune.
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Adey served on the council of the University of Adelaide from 1929 to 1950 and chaired a 1939 government committee inquiring into delinquent children and state wards.
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In some states, thousands of parents have been fined, sentenced to counseling or to a few days in jail for failing to supervise their delinquent children.
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After Cambridge, he worked with maladjusted and delinquent children until, at the age of twenty-two, he enrolled at University College Hospital in London.
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In 1895 96 rumors were printed that Cuddy was under consideration to be appointed superintendent of the Whittier State School for delinquent children, to succeed John Coffin.
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Sometimes parents sent him their delinquent children and others asked him to get their children out of prison and take them to live with him for a better life.
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The six women are being held in a single story white cement building on the sprawling grounds of a reform school for delinquent children in the heart of the capital.
30.
Playford, never afraid to make use of opponents skills for the greater good, also commissioned Richards to investigate issues relating to delinquent children, mining issues and housing.
