Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-31
HIGHER EDUCATION.
Regulations Necessary to be Followed to
be Entitled to State Aid.

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be Entitled to State Aid.
Friday the GLOBE gave list of the high
schools selected by the state high school
board for state aid under the provisions of
the act "for the'encouragement of higher ed
ucation." The board has now issued cir
cular, giving certain regulations to be followed
to entitle a school to receive the aid COM
templated by the act, as follows:
!. It's principal shall hold the certificate of
the High school board stating his qualifica-
ton to teach in this department. This GER
tlfcate shall be granted by the examiner, in
his discretion, to all graduates of colleges and
universities, to all graduates of normal
schools, advanced course, and to others, upon
satisfactory examination in studies taught in
the department.
(2) Ali pupils received in the High school
shall pass, or shall have passed salts
factory examination under direction of the
principal or superintendent OF the school in
the following subjects
Reading, Fourth Reader, spelling in the
same; arithmetic, including operations in the
fundamental rules; common and decimal frac-
tions and compound numbers.
Grammar, syntax and etymology, of Green's
Introduction, or its equivalent.
Geography, including general knowledge
of location of political divisions and climate
of the world, and also of fuller knowledgt
of the United States.
United States History.
(3) The High school shall consist Of at least
twenty pupils, and shall be provided with
separate room and teacher.
az At the close of each term, report shall
be made by the principal to the secretary of
the board as follows:
(a) Of the names of all students received,
togelh her with the standing of each student in
the branches in which examination is required.
;b) Of the whole number and average
number attending.
(c) Of the number in each class.
(D Of the classes prepared for examina-
ton.
(e) OF the meney expended in support of
the High school department.
You will therefore, in obedience to this reg
ulation, proceed as follows:
l. Direct your principal to procure the
certificate of the High school board. Apply
to President VIM. W. Folwell, University Of
Minnesota, examiner.
g. Provide a room for your High school.
8. Examine, if not already done, every MEM
bel of the High school, in studies required in
the regulations.
4. See that you have at least twenty pupils
in your High school, of which number at
least five are in the preparatory class, taking
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5. Before the end of the term report in good
season all classes prepared for examination.
6. When questions under seal are sent you,
see that the examination Is conducted as d.
rected.
Let the principal examine all papers and
mark as the blanks to be sent shall direct.
Let him then forward to. this office all papers
belonging to the students of the preparatory
class and preserve the remainder until the end
of the year far the inspection of the board.
z. Your school will be visited during the
year by the board, or its committee, to learn
whei her it is conducted as High school in
good faith.
s. Remember that these regulations are de-
signed to insure efficient preparatory instruc-
ton in bona fide High schools, and any vio-
lation will be interpreted as a disposition to
evade the law, in which case all claims to the
apportionment will be considered forfeited.
J. s. PILLsBURY, President,
VIM. w. FoLwBLL, Examiner,
D. L. KIBRLE, Secretary,
High School Board.