why is helen withdraw from gilman school?
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Seeing Helen's problem's Mr.Gilman , principal of the Cambridge School, began to complain that Helen was overworked and stressed. Despite Helen's requests, he reduced the number of her recitations. He had earlier agreed that she could complete her preparation for Radcliffe in two years more.
Then he changed his position and insisted that she should remain at his school three years longer. She didn't like his idea as she wanted to enter college with her class.
Miss Sullivan also supported Helen as she was sure that she would be able to complete her studied in two years. Mr.Gilman declared that Helen was breaking down. He made changes in her studies in her studies which made it impossible for her to take her final examinations with her class. So, Helen's mother decided to withdraw her and her sister from the Cambridge School. A private tutor was engaged to teach Helen so that her studies did not suffer and she could achieve her goal in time.
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Then he changed his position and insisted that she should remain at his school three years longer. She didn't like his idea as she wanted to enter college with her class.
Miss Sullivan also supported Helen as she was sure that she would be able to complete her studied in two years. Mr.Gilman declared that Helen was breaking down. He made changes in her studies in her studies which made it impossible for her to take her final examinations with her class. So, Helen's mother decided to withdraw her and her sister from the Cambridge School. A private tutor was engaged to teach Helen so that her studies did not suffer and she could achieve her goal in time.
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