Daily globe., 1883-06-27
The President appointed the following

Schools-Hamiiton. Donneliy, Murphy.
Officer, Athey, Schifmann, Berlandi.
Finance-Schifngnn Hamilton, Mur-
ply.
| Real Estate-Wilgus, Gilbert, Kerker.
High School-Gilbert. Benz, Wilgus.
Fuel and Janitcrs-Berlandi, Officer,
Donnelly.
German-Schifmann Kerker, Benz
| Music-Kerker, Murphy, Wilgus.
Supplies-Benz, Athey, Donrelly.
The committee on schools submitted
the following rules for the training school;
First-This department OF the public
schools Of the city of st. Paul shall be
named The St. Paul Training School,"
| and its purpose shall be to train teachers
for the schools of ST. Paul.
Second-The school shall consist of the
| training department, and three schools OF
| practice corresponding in grade to tae
| three lowest grades III the district school.
and shall be under the supervision of
principal, director Of practice and such
assistants as may be deemed necessary.
The Principal shall have charge of all
that relates to methods of instruction and
management of the school. subject to the
regulations of the School Board and the
approval of the Superintendent of schools.
The director of practice shall have su-
pervislon of the schools CT practice, and
shall be pOnslble for the discipline and
instruction of these schools
Third-The course of study shall occupy
one year, ard shall be considered an EQUIV
alent for the senior year IL either course
in the High school.
This course shall consist of reviews Of
the elementary branches, methods of pre-
sentation being prominent feature in the
instruction: a distinctively professional
course in methods, general school manage
ment, history Of pedagogy, and mental
science: and twenty weeks practice IS
teacher in the schools of practice or as
substitute in the district school, one week
of substitute work being considered as
equivalent to three weeks practice in the
schools of practice.
The teachers diploma given at the COM
pletion of the course shall be regarded as
certificate TO teach in any public school
in the city of st. Paul.
The graduating exercises shall be held
conjOintly with those of the High school
fourth-Acy pupil Of the St. Paul High
school who has satisfactorily completed
the prescribed studies Of the Junior year
of either course may elect the training
| course as an alternate for the senior year.
Applicants for admission from other
schools with similar courses of study may
be received upon al examination satisfac-
tory TO the principal of the department ard
the Superintendent of schools.
Fifth-Pupiis of Training school shall
be subject TO all rules of the School Board,
Fmade for government of pupils in the public
schools of st. Paul and shall conform to
all regulations made by the Principal of
the High school, in regard to order in halls,
| stairways. yards, and all rooms in the
High School building, which are not con
nected with the Training school.
Sixth-The daily sessions of the Training
department shall be in length and time
the same as those of the High school, but
pupil teachers may be required to report
in the afternoon for practice or observa-
tion in the schools of practice.
The daily sessions of the schools of
practice shall correspond to those of
schools of similar grade in the district
schools of the city.
COURSE OF STUDY OF ST. PAUL TRAINING
SCHOOL.
Length of Time, One Year.
First Term.
Reading and Spelling.
Arithmetic.
Geography. (Commenced)
History, American. (Commented.)
Primary Methods.
School Management.
Practice for Ten Weeks.
Second Term.
Geography. Cont
History. Cont
Grammar, English.
General Lessons.
History of Pedagogy.
| Mental Science.
Practice for Ten Weeks.
Music, Drawing and Penmanship.
The rules we're adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Wilgus, Ker-
ker, Officer, Benz, Athey, Hamilton, Schiff-
mann, Berlandi, Donnelly, Mr.. President.
Nay-Inspector Gilbert.