A Survey of Medical Inspection in the City Schools of California

In a recent survey of the amount and kind of medical inspection in the public schools of twenty-nine of the larger cities and towns of California, the conditions shown were far from being ideal, yet demonstrate the fact that the superintendents and school boards are considering the matter seriously and that many of them are doing important work. The cities considered by this survey run from 416,912 to 5,021 in population (Census of 1910). The following is the list of questions of the survey: 1. Have you medical inspection in your schools? 2. Is the work done under the Board of Education or the Board of Health?