Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-07-21
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UNION.
The schools will be open seven months the
preseHt year, with one exception.
Mis- Fannie Read Is teaching school Of tender
Juveniles, who cry from fright when visitors enter
the room.
Frank Harley has been appointed member Of
the Board, to take the place Of Mr.. scho6od
who resigned.
Mr. blanchard intends building small school
house near Walkefyille, for the accommodation Of
some families there Tho School Board will
furnish and pay the teacher |.E'.I'
LAWRENCE
Secretary Conklin Is receiving numerous appl-
cations for situations for the Winter term.
The contract for building the new school house
in lIillslalc has been awarded to MAI. Logan
for s72s.
Nr. Buck, of the Mt, Joy district having ro-
resigned, Mr. Oliver Conklin has been appointed
TO Oh The vacancy, ...
The Directors will meet on the day Of oxamina-
tion to consult with the applicants for their
schools. They will expect their teachers to be
examined in their presence. II.
BEccARiA.
The Primary school Of Glen Hope is now in
session, and is presided over by Mr.. Haley.
Mr.. b. Q. Haly, the efficient teacher Of Glen
Hope has been employed for the third Term at
that place. |. .H
Misses Lila G. and Villa V. Shot, Of Hagorty's
Roads are attending Mr.. sco6eds Select
school at JayneWille.
The Select school at lien Hope gave an Ex-
hibition on the evening Of July %, to a crowded
house The exercises gave complete satisfaction.
The new School Board at a recent session =,
elected Tbos. Flick Of Utahvie, President and
John H. Weld Of the same place, Secretary.
Both arc well qualified for the positions.
Misses Jennie Dewalt and Annie Matthews
have been attending the new Washington Normal
Institute during the Summer. Miss Matthews
won the prize on essay at % close Of the school.
The Public Examinations.
BY consulting the advertising columns Of this
paper you will End the programme for the OK.
animation Of teachers for the schools of the
county, In addition to the programme we give
the following information
lst The classes, when large will be divided
into parts according to the attainments of the
appoants
"a. The candidates should cone we'll prepared
With paper, suitable for pencil writing. Pencil
tablets preferred, and which, likely can be secured
at the Examiners desk on day Of examination.
80. Certiaeates- will not be Issued to persons
under seventeen years Of age, unless such appl
eahts have taught in the county, or some specia
reason be given that will justify the issuing Of
Certificates to applicants Of that age.
9TH. Those who have failed in teaching, or are
known to be Of immoral habits need not enter
any class for examination. ....
5th. Teachers who have not been attending
school during the year will be expected to mani
fest zeal enough 10 at least, subscribe for an odu-
ehtiOnal journal.
9th. The Educational meeting In connection
with each appointment, where the classes are
large will be held at night, and where they are
small the meeting will be held in the afternoon.
The programme Tor these meeting, viii be pub
lishsd in due time in the Educational column, or
by posters sent to the several districts. Speakers
will be present on each occasion TO address The
people and It Is hoped the local authorities will
furnish a suitable place for holding the meeting,
and make such other arrsngsmsnis as may
seem necessary. NJ. 1. Mcouows,
Superintendent