The New York herald., 1876-09-03

the principal without Iessenns the aggregate amount Of
Rsadins~n grades g. e.s hve in grades 3,
Spelling, bicta.lon and Dshnons-ln grades Z 8. :.
srsds; :. !, win s,ymoosy, .is Lessons
Arithmetic and rabesIn grades q. 8, 4. i've les
in grade = with algebra live essons in grade with
eeogaphyn grades g g 8. four lessons; IN grades g.
ppea,sSshp- grades O. o l. two sss0A'
GrammarIn ). three lessons in grade with
Hory-In grades 4 s. . three lessons; grade l.
2. READSa-In the reading lessons OF each grade the
pupils shall be to state in their own language the
Iss oy pnsc,ls AsD rrssThe pupils shall not be .h al
the pen and e ~ eoon :" the % rh exercises in each
well accuracy in style Blackb ard instruction to be
sS5s tor
l. DlcTaTlos AND ccsmscrios or LAScv.cK-Fxerc,.e.
IN writing sentences and paragraphs from dei.e" .hs
Ss trained Correction Language. iaashs to
s. Vocal MUslc-InsIuction in vocal music shall be
ssep 20 the pupils In sxsr grade b, ev.n to tn.
pupils Of The female grammar schools.
daily in such tn. lungs develop the
&C. for the
attainment of these objects
ys1 d" n,r % the pupils Of a.. the Trades a, will e.s
toward parent teacher love Of csan
b SIZE or cLAssnsNNo class shall contain more than
sixty pupils.
THE ALrHABEr both printed and script. with exercises
= GRAaxAs-Deeien.ion of the definite and indefinite
ss
s, anssr ssa s ss, ., 'sn en-.
Of this grade we'll subject prod
4. CoLLoaUIAL ExHgcIsEs.
l. Exercises in reading d and writing continued.
. GRAMMAR De cension OF adJectives and pronouns-
@ Of n, sns d Pssps h s.s.p.i
as Of propositions; also easy somposnd sentences.
4. CoLLoaulAL ExEncIsks.
YIRsr GRADE
Exercises n reading ana . Writing @ eonsinuea rrr,.o,
The principal parts Of strong and irregular verbs
@ oa sn n Of sTa ,c
verb and in compound sent"ncss
Beading from German ksnder with sran''"sion'
couRsk INSTRUCTION rnEscu LAScuAcE.-rniRD
!, Rn.DIsc-Encs Of rronnneis.sn and the accents.
formation Of the plurN adiec,ivss formation of the fem
@ Frs. con"sason %" regular anu
B TnASsL.riosoral AMI written including exercises
par,ive the place of nonns in question
CoLLoauIAL ExKRcisrs- Adapted to the grade
GnAxnAE-Pronouns the second third and fourth con
TnAssL.rIos,ora and written the grammatical
ColloquAl exercises adapted to the grade
!. READING AND PRONUNCIATION Continued.
GnaTxn,RegaSr Ar VERBS % reviewed % M Irregular % verbs a
s TaAssLArloss-Fro% French Reader; also oral and
written rsnsatons in the grammatical rules OF the grade
4 GoLLoauiAL ExERcIsEs-Adapted to the grade
Every examnaton Tor promotion higher grade shall
%
REGULATION or STUDIES OUT or SCHOOL.
school V a" ;atesn.y .spl%a,a and
such require pcrioi Of study each day in the
ec.es in "na.is and psr.ns and Written
.rit6meHe shall assigned home study,
last Friaay Of each month there shall be in every
the MONTH a; which revow ali text books shall be
ad aside shc Sv tenesi ana pmR ,nc
be given in school department If at all than
OF aS
sent Of tie Board OF i:dncaton.
MUSIC, DRAWING, FRENCH
Exercises in vocal music
ton and draw may be given in each primary and gram
scaools n the third second and first grades
pupils attending grammar department shall desire the in
shall introduce the study Of such Language sad depart
study
either personally in wrtnG and Whenever the
sns M for
period Of three months such study shall thereafter be dis
Whenever the study French have been
course in French which has
hereafter prescribed Board, pupils
suing the study either OF these languages shall be
qued show the proficiency assigned to each grade be-
The City Superintendent under direction the Com
Teachers shall be authorised to license teachers
specially to give instruction Frenehor German in each
the number OF reetson in each of the grades pursuing
the study Of either Of these langnase. shall be oI Of
permitted to the study of moro than of those
sxasisArios CLASSES PRINCIPALS
The principals of the schools shall examine all their
yearnamely immedatcy before each regular promotion
report Of ali such examinations shall be sent to
the City superintendent. who shall have recorded in
tae principals examination shall the
made of by the Superintendent under these by
EXAMINATION nv CITY SUPERINTENDENT.
City Superintendent mis- assistants shall be the duty
the principal Of said school provide the examiner with
class the length OF time in IT, their age the studies pur
as he may deem requisite enable him correct
estimate of the efficiency q the instruction g, impaired
suit OF such examination sh" state in what manner the
The OF the teachers he character of each class
in its respective grade as exceen good sif indifferent
together with such other facts may be deemed necessary
Records Of the results of such examinations shall be
kept in the eSa Ss Sna na
delay to the respective Boards of Trustees.
TOMORROW.
There Is very little ceremony attending tho opening
OF the schools alter vacation But there Is n deal Of
labor principals and teachers, and several days
elapsc before the machinery gets into the required
tie i'll the part OF the children, AMI that they
in to their work with admirable obedience and be-
as they can be allotted TO their proper
positions. The ills OF opening day, therefore, have
greater extent than the tedious monotony inscparabe
from classification. 1t IS SAID that rule, the chill
drcn rejoice to be returning to school, On wedncs-
day next the Commissioners of Education hold their
first meeting for this session.