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As a result of these womens initiatives, the Public Education Association formally hired Miss Jane Day as the very first visiting teacher in 1907, and she was assigned to the New York City School District (E. Allen, 1928; Oppenheimer, 1924).
Pitt Social Work is ranked 12th in the nation by U.S. News World Report among graduate schools of social work. Founded in 1918, it was the first school in the country to offer a program in community organization and one of the first to offer a specialization in child welfare.
Our full time program is highly competitive, and we accept 5-8 students each year. Students are fully funded with tuition and stipend support for four years of study. Tuition support includes health insurance, and our wonderful Social Work Library is part of Pitts world-class University Library System.
Since the first social work class was offered in the summer of 1898 at Columbia University, social workers have led the way developing private and charitable organizations to serve people in need. Social workers continue to address the needs of society and bring our nations social problems to the publics attention.
It was not until later that visiting teachers became known as school social workers.
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Initially called, visiting teachers, school social workers acted as a liaison between home and school by emphasizing the value of education to parents and informing teachers some of the barriers students experience at home (Allen-Mears, 2004, 2006; Costin, 1969; Sugrue, 2017).
In 1898, Columbia University provided the first social work class. Then, in 1904, Simmons College and Harvard University collaborated to form the Boston School for Social Workers. Other schools, such as the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, started in 1908.

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