Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-09-29


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9. For chronic cases of hardness
r absence with written excuses from
aront or guardian, pupil will be
Three times Of either or
10Th per week, or ten per month of
lther Or both shall be considered as
coming under this rule, provided that
written EXCUSES coming from parent
II guardian when sickness is the cause
'han not be counted.
9. All excuses for hardness or alb
3ence shall be returned a. the end of |
each month to parent or guardian,
through the post Office.
The trustees in accordance with the
school law give their consent to pupils
IRON the county and adjacent terri
tory to attend the Iuka school.
FIRST GRACE.
First Reader, Numbers to twenty
comprising the four fundamental rules.
Roman table to sixty, writing taught
from the copies in the reader, Color
and form taught incidentally, Ian
guago lessons (oraD.
SECOND GRADE.
Second reader, Spoller writing, con-
timed from the reader, Numbers to
100. Roman table, Language lesson
(oral)
THIRD GRADE.
Third reader, Primary Arithmetic,
Copy book, Spellor, Language lessons
with BOOK. Primary Geography.
FOURTH GRADE.
Fourth reader, intermediate Arith-
metlc, Language lessons with book
completely. Copy book, Primary
Geography completed.
~ GRADE.
Language, Geography No. 2, Histo-
ry OF Miss, Spelling, Intermediate
Arithmetic, Penmanship.
SIXTH GRADE.
Grammar, Geography, History,
Arithmetic, Spelling, Penmanship, Civil
Government.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Arithmetic, common school finished.
Grammar, U. S. History, Physiology,
Spelling, Writing.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Arithmetic, Rays higher to percen-
tage. Grammar, Analysis of sentences.
Physiology, Spelling, Natural Philos-
ophy, Writing. 1.
NINTH GRADE.
Arithmetic, Rays Higher completed
Physiology, completed. Grammar and
U. S. History, reviewed.
HARDNESS.
We give the following Rules on tar
diness from the schools named that
parents may know the custom of the
schools OF the country.
Excuses for
absence err Hardness, and requests for
dismission before the close of school,
must be made TO the teacher in writ
ing or in person by the parent or
guardian each day; and any pupil alb
sent from school who fails to bring
such excuse shall be suspended until
satisfactory explanation is made to
bc rtui frAo1 TTpixn NJ,la ,,J IT,
male Seminary, Newborn, Tenn.
Any pupil who is absent ftom school
.wo successive days, or three in ono
week, or six in one month, unless leave
IF absence has previously been OBJ
aimed, or satisfactory excuse given by
be parent, or is frequently tardy with
'ut excuse, shall be reported to Supt.
or suspension. w Waiter Valley, Miss,
Jity Schools.
Students shall be demerited for every
absence or. hardness and
or fifty dement's received in any two
consecutive months they may be ex-
'elled. - Columbus, Miss. City Schools. |
Pupils who are absent or tardy must |
ring to the teacher written excuse |
EXPLAINING the cause and signed by |
he parent or guardian. Pupils alb
ent three days or tardy more than
hree times during school months with
ut satisfactory excuse may be sus-
'ended by the Principal. West Point,
llss.. City Schools.
Any pupil who is absent from school
wo successive days, or three days in
ne week, or six days in one month,
Mess leave OF absence has previ-
usly been obtained, or salts factory
xcuse given by the parent or guar
ian, or who is frequently tardy, shall
e reported through the Supt to the
Executive Committee for suspension.
xcpses for absence or hardness and
aguests for dismissal before the close
school must be made in writing or
person By the parent or guardian.
Nashville, Tenn, City Schools.