Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
Normal School Circular.

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Normal School Circular.
At a regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the State Normal Schools,
held September 4, 1891, acting upon a
resolution adopted at a former meeting,
authorizing the President of the Board
to appoint a committee to draft rules for
the admission of students to the State
Normal Schools and to report upon the
selection of suitable books to be used in
said schools, the following persons were
duly constituted such committee:
E. M. Paulson, President Board of
Management of the State Normal School
at Mayville.
George Kanouse, President Board of
Management of State Normal School at
Valley City.
j. W. Sifton, Principal of State Norm
al School at Valley City.
James McNaughton, Principal of State
Normal School at Mayville.
John Ogden, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, acting as chairman
of said committee.
A meeting of this committee was held
Immediately on the adjournment of the
meeting of the Board Of directors, and
the following resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted, after agreeing that all
matters pertaining to the internal man.
agement of these schools should be left
to the respective faculties thereof.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, Wrong impressions have
gone abroad respecting tuition and other
matters pertaining to the State Normal
Schools; therefore,
Resolved, (I.) That all candidates for
admission to the professional depart
ments of these schools, residents in the
state of North Dakota. shall be admit
ted free, on passing the required exami-
nation and signing a pledge to teach in
North Dakota for a time equal, at least,
to that of actual attendance at such
school.
Resolved, II.) That all others, enter
ing any department of the normal
schools, except the model department,
and not signing the pledge above provi-
ded, shall be charged tuition at the rate
of 81 per month for the time of actual
attendance.
Resolved, GILL; That the text books
for the use of said normal schools be,
for the present, such as the principals of
the respective normal schools shall
select, subject to the approval of the
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
1t was ordered that these proceed
ings and resolutions be published in
order to correct an impression referred
to in the preamble of these resolutions.
We believe, further, that the state owes
free tuition in these schools to none OK.
cept those who become actual teachers;
that to admit any without a pledge to
teach, as provided for in the first resolu-
ton, would be to compromise these
schools as state normal schools, and de-
feat the very purpose for which they are
intended by the state, viz: the special
and professional training of the teachers
for the schools of North Dakota.
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