The Fremont County record., 1882-10-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL ITEMS.
important Things to be Well Con-
sidered.i

Rule 49. Pupils are required to be neat
desks and the floor beneath are Kept free
from ink-marxs, bits of paper or other re-
fuse material.
| Rule 80. No pupil shall be allowed to
retain connection. with any public school
unless furnished with books, slate and other
utensils required; Provided, That no pupil
shall be excluded for such cause unless the
parent or guardian shall have one weeks
notice, and be furnished by the teacher
with list of the books or articles needed,
| and then, if not able to provide the scholar
with such necessary articles, the principal
shall report to the board which shall pro-
vide for the case.
Rule 81. The promotion of pupils from
one grade to another shall be made at such
times as the interests OF the school may re-
quire. No pupil shall be promoted from
one grade TO another till he is able to sus-
| tain an examination satisfactory 10 the su-
| perintendent on all the studies of the grade
from which he is to be transierred.o Pupils
may be sent into the grade next below the
grade to which they belong whenever their
scholarship falls below the standard liked
for admission TO the grade, but such pupils
may be permitted to regain their position
within one month, if their scholarship war
rants it.
The board has purchased for the begin
ners set of Prang's Chrome Natural His
tory Cards and the Trades. These consist
of nine large cards. 10x14 inches in size,
bearing pictures respectively of the Golden
Eagle (order Falcon, Great Blue Heron
(Herons), Mallard Ducks), Wild Turkey
(Pheasants), American Elk (RuminantiaJ /,
Cow, (Ruminantia), Gray Squirrel, Ro-
dentia), Weasels (Carnivera), Cat (Car-
niveral. The trades give pictures OF the
different artizans with their various tools ::
Printer, Tin Smith, Baker, Haymaker,
Farm Yard, Lithographer, Gardener, Car
penter, Shoemaker, Tailor, Blacksmith, the
Kitchen. Accompanying each OF the pic
lures of the quadrupeds and birds is an
envelope containing twelve of each class of
animals. This will furnish splendid mate
rial for years object teaching. The little
ones are delighted.
Tire notice of the State Teachers Asso-
citation at Pueblo, December % and 20, is
the latest excitement. All the teachers
will probably attend and representatives
will contribute their share of the program
with papers upon educational topics.
The total enrolment is 30s.
The greatest number of minutes of tardj-
ness is from room 2. Miss Freeman re-
ports 365 (iD.
For some unexplained cause the singing
books ordered fail 10 appear.
The new spoilers elicit much praise.
The High School Literary Society effect
ed an organization Friday afternoon. The
following is the list Of officers elected /:
Prof s. Ii. Baker, presidents Frank Nc
Gee, vice president; Mary Mulocl, secre-
tary; Ussie Ferrier, treasurer The COM
mittee on constitution reported on Thurs
day afternoon. Debates, orations, essays
and other literary efforts may now be
expected.
The rhctoricals in Miss Forts room were
most successful and interest seems TO have
been developed that is most astonishing.
A Glec club has been organized and each
strives to excel the other in preparation OF
declamations and essays.