The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-01
We RESPECTFULLY call attention
to the readers of this notice that if
they haye not registered they had
better do so now.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


Public school in Caldwell will open
Monday with the same corps of teach
ers as were employed last year: Prof.
c. 0. Broxon, principal; Miss Mary D.
Jarvis, grammar department; Mrs.
Bertha Herrick, intermediate; and Miss
Nina Ettinger, primary. An excellent
course of study has been adopted for
every grade, gradually advancing the
scholars SO that when they graduate
from the high school department they
will be well grounded in the super
structure of their education, and ready
either to enter upon the active duties
of life, or to enter some higher institu:
ton of learning. The corp of teachers
rank among the best educators of the
state or northwest.
The census marshal has completed
his work and the number of scholars of
school age enrolled is 1892, and increase
over last year of about IS; l52 boys
and 1870 girls. This insures a regular
attendence-based upon last years at
tendance at school of about 29O. As
the greater part Of the increase will be
thrown into the primary department,
the work of that teacher will be try
ing one.
The finances of the district are good.
Great praise and commentator is due
to the board of trustees. for their great
work and sacrifice in the interests of
education in this district.
The reputation of Caldwell and its
institutions of learning are well known
and great many people from the sur
rounding country and towns regularly
move to Caldwell so as to enable their
children to have the benefits of a good
education. The trustees, aware of this
fact, have placed the terms of tuition
TO non-residents, at the low price of 80
per quarter. Caldwell may well con-
graduate herself upon the great educa.
tional advantages in the reach of the
children pf the district.
During the summer vacation tho
trustees and the principal have been
busily engaged in perfecting plans to
make the year, beginning next Monday
sept. 3, the most successful, since the
of the district. The
course OF study has been revised to
meet the requirements Of the new text
books, and in keeping with the most
advanced educational ideas. Below
will be found the course of study for
he High School department. This is,
n substance, the same as the course
recommended by the committee Of If
cen appointed by the National Teach
RS Association and published by the
government Bureau of Education.
This course has been adopted by most
# the High Schools of the country and
he leading Colleges as the preparatory
york required for admission to the
freshman year. Arrangements have
'een made with the College Of Idaho,
caldwell, and the University Of Idaho,
doscow. to receive graduates of our
Iigh School into the Freshman class
Without examination. The object Of
hr course is to prepare pupils for the
ctual duties Of life and also prepare
hem for future work in our Colleges
nd Universities. Graduates from the
aldwell High School will be prepared
, pass the examination for admission
, any Of thlgher institutions Of
farming, =. s... z e.: The &c, course rise