The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-06-20
County Superintendent's Report
Of schools Visited.

AOhoUA1s MA8y -, a. M SoAe0u
district No 2. Iuland TIP. Miss Carey
teacher; enrolled q present q; room
we'll supplied with seats I would aug
gest that the three front desks DO ta-
ken out to make room for recitations
classes reclted good lessons and gave
evidence OF advancement.
Also district No. l.; Mr.. Wolf teach
er enrolled Al present II ; new seata
badly needed; Mr.. Wolf is q good
teacher and has good school wish
l could convince him, however, that
better order would improve his teach
Ing.
p. N. .aVisited district No. q; Miss
Mccullough teacher; enrolled 10; pres
ent 8; neat house and grounds; no
chair school doing we'll.
Also visited district No. A; Mr.. Cook
teacher; enrolled 33; present 20 !; Z
neat house with blinds on the win
dows; good order; no whispering
scholars studious Mr.. Cook has fine
school.
WEDNESDAY, A. M.-Visitsd dis
trict No. 8; Miss Malvern teacher; en-
rolled IS; present Is; fine house ;
large room; no chair fence needs re-
pairing about the lot !; teacher thor
ough aud well calculated to teach
small scholars.
Also visited district No. 8; Miss Ga
briel teacher; enrolled 8; present 8;
house good; Miss Gabriel has good
ideas Of teaching, aud experience will
make her an excellent teacher.
p. M.--Visited district No. s.; Miss
Ayers teacher; enrolled "a; present
80; very good room; no chair; no
fence about the lot; school does not
give evidence Of thorough training ;
order not good the scholars need en-
thusiasm and discipline.
Also visited district No. 8; Mr.. Will
let's teacher; enrolled 25; present 20 ;
q good house with blinds; Mr.. Willets
is good teacher and has a good
school.
THURSDAY, A. M.-Visited district
No. s, Fairfield TIP; Miss Neiman
teacher enrolled % present Is house
comfortable lot not fenced the school
is prospecting bu. discipline is needed.
TUESDAY. June 4. A. M.--Visited
district No. 3, Center TIP Mr.. Win g.
Johnson teacher; enrolled 48; present
30; y neat room seated with patent
desks shade trees planted this year
l suggest that teachers adopt Mr..
Johnson's plan and have q programme
Of their work placed in some conspic-
uous part Of the room for order and
discipline Mr.. johnson has but few
equals among the teachers OF district
schools In the county.
p. M.-Visited district No. s, Farm
ington TIP. Miss McHanna teacher /;
enrolled 81; present 80; room neat and
comfortable /; while Miss McHanna
has good school, she needs expert
ence and the scholars more thorough
discipline.
Also visited district No. 8; Miss
Paden teacher; enrolled 40; present
% room neat and pleasant; good or
der aud system scholars studious q
good school.
"WEDNESDAY, A. M.-Visited dis
trict No. O.; Miss True teacher; en-
rolled 8; present 9; excellent house /;
scholars are small and mostly German.
Also visited district No. s.; Niles NJ.
E. True teacher enrolled "a; present
%; fence needs repairing about the
lot room not as neat a like; schol-
ars need more system and discipline /;
teacher needs better knowledge Of
methods and more independence OF
text books.
P. M.-Visited district No. /: Miss
De Forest teacher; enrolled % pres
ent IA; house old but comfortable /;
teacher doing quite we'll.
Also visited district No. g.; Miss
Eliza Clark teacher enrolled Is; pres
ent 9; teacher doing very we'll : few
more years and experience will benefit
her.
THURSDAY, p. M.-Visited district
No. 4; Miss Ida Clark teacher en-
rolled 10; present 6; room tidy, wood
work needle painting.
Also visited district No. 9; Miss
Rice teacher enrolled 13; present 2.
On account or the rain during the
forenoon, the pupils were detained at
home and the email attendance pre-
vented me from making q just criti-
cism upon the last two schools.
There seems to be = dispositlon up
on the part OF the teachers to . great
extent to let their rooms become very
dirty and hope hereafter that will
see ct least . neat and orderly room, II
nothing more. G. w. ROLLINS,
C0. Ss1n,t