Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-02
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I50UTEt ACADEMY.


above named lstitutions, the Acade-
( my has been l4olilatad Yiththc1re-
psratorv U tmenti OF the College,
Porter Aeaa y was established with
ieU OF pa airing young men and
az, for Cullege. But since the Col
er has a Dwartment, with the same
object ! vio, and now IN successful
otrsrriJr il was thought best by all
'pa r1ic.. 10 70, thine the two into one,
1 ana t.us r their efforts TO make
! ore go1d h-o 81, adequate to meet the
bcGucsNon nts of the youth Of
I N.mt couuy. - -...
+ I0. fund of the Academy can be
iu... for ne benefit of students from
B'nut coon Y only. The interest of
. the Smos w he appropriated to the
. paymu. off heir tuition, 80 far rs it
uny Eo To what extent it will do
tms. uI % pend on the amount of
funds gr number of students in
. o.. ." Dry Department of the
|fu.a.- ed to the benefit thereof
. I.nl"0s the Academy are not vet
COLLECTED lpreCisely what maount
coE'wn is1gt7aaS--hNnowd = e
Iul. 5b.U.e however. that tile funds
II the Aoa iemy cant be put into a
shape 10 be of any assistance during
, the present collegiate year. The
!Tru.ro.. of he Academy are doing all
I.E.y cm to collect the funds, with a
. view of making permanent and safe
. Investment.
ha been thought by many, that
Ithc ordinary English branches are not
|a..a. s. the College. This is a mis-
1taso Weahave an English Depart
ment. IN which the course of instruc
ton is designed to impart a thorough
knowledge of the common and mgf
branches of English education In
this department we hope to meet
deeply felt want of many of our youns
zen, whose opportunities for obtain
tiaq IN edaeation WIRE sadly BLASTED
u hv the war. We shall most cheerYul1
do all. In ou power, 10 repair thei
+. great loss. And WE trust they vii
not be backward in awaiting them
selves Of such advantages as we offer
a Normal School Department ha
b-.u organized for the purpose Q
trimming and qualifying, rractica
.lt.s.,achera for Common ScST a.. Ytn
4 49, .s'se = sr4rtuavps rR ev
Z Heted to perlec, h=-.,,4.lvo- so hos
Srdnches usually taught in Comrrso
Schools, and also to take prae lea
lessons underan experienced > ruct
, or, in the art Of teac1jng "a ,le hes
advantage. Such Department is
necessity Of our terms and circum
stances. The New School Law i'm
E peratively demands qualified teacher,
for our Common Schools. Certif.
Gates are to be issued to no Others
And appropriations are to be withheld
from such districts as persist in the
employment of teachers not qualified
for their work. .l.
10 meet, therefore, the great want
of well qualified Common School
teachers for our own county, the Nor
NAL School Department has been Or
gained. And we most earnestly uroe
all those who desire to qualify them
selves Tor thisnoble and patriotic work
OF teaching in our Common Schools.
70 HTo'i t,e.ss'yes Of the advantages
offered IN This Department.. We must
elevate the ,uldard of Common
School education To do this success.
inlly we must nave competent teach.
+-s.& Nasgyill 1ollese aims % do
a good pmt in aveloping and bring
ing forward such teachers. 7y' a
The College Faculty have resolved
to extend the privileges and advanta-
ees'of the Institution to, females. This
has never been lone heretofore, but
we can sec 40 re. sonable objection to
such a course now Young ladies, in
the future, are likely to engage in
teaching far more extensively than
they hitherto have 1t is important,
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