Evening journal., 1895-01-26

the months Of July and August next,
1S95) and annually thereafter, In the
town OF Dover, state training school
for teachers. The said school shall con.
tinue In session not less than FIVE weeks
In each and every year, and TO all persons
residing In the state who wish to become
teachers therein II shall furnish free Of
cost instruction In school organization, lin
school government and In the art Of
teaching.
Section 9. The instruction in said
training school shall be divided into two
departments-a primary and a grammer
each covering four years OF the cur
rlculum adopted for the public schools Of
the state.
Section 1t shall be the duty Of
the State Board Of Education to employ
as instructors In said training school for
teachers, only professional institute in
structors, professional training teachers,
and those whose education and training
are a guarantee that the instruction
given our teachers, IN school organizA
ton, school government aud the art Of
teaching will be equal TO that given In
the best normal training schools In other
states
Section Such instruction as is
given In the public schools already es o.
tablished throughout the state, and
whose purpose Is TO impArt a knowledge
Of the subjects taught. shall not be pro-
vided for In the Training School for
Teachers; the aim being so TO supple
ment the instruction given In our public
schools as to equip our teachers with the
training afforded by the best normal
schools elsewhere.
"Ssctlon All persons who wish to
teAch In the State, shall be required to
pass an examination on the methods Of
teaching the primary grades before they
shall be eligible to their first teachers
certificate and on the methods Of teach
ing, both the primary and grammar
grades, before.receiving the second teach
er's certificate; provided, however, that
this feature OF the law shall not be en-
forced before the frst day Of July. 1895,
and provided, further. that this law shall
not be binding on those teachers who
hold diplomas or certificates OF gradus-
tion from normal schools or training
schools for teachers In good standing
| else where.
Section G These certificates on methods
OF teaching, may, at the option OF the
superintendent, take the place and be In
lieu Of, that part Of the examination
known as pedagogics.
Section Z. Persons not residents Of thS
State and who wish to attend the sessions
OF the School OF Methods shall be per
mitted TO do so on the payment to the
| State Board OF Education OF he sum oi
50 per week or $40 for the session, sucl
receipts TO be accounted for as Ia the cast
"Hection 8 II shall be the duty OF tn,
State Board Of Education, as constituts,
at the close Of each and every echoo
year, to engage the instructors and maxi
other necessary arrangements for thl
school Of methods to be held during tn
vacation Immediately following
Section ? No member OF the Stat
Board OF Education shall receive an,
compensation for any instruction or an.
other service that be may render In th
interest OF said training school 70
teachers
'Section 10 The State Board OF Eduor
tion, through It's president aud secretary
shall draw on the state treasurer, fror
the general funds Of the state, on th
first Monday In July next, QS95) and an
nually thereafter for the sum Of 81, 90
to defray the expenses of instructors an
such appliances as are necessary to tb
successful management OF the sal
school.
"Section II. An account Of all receipt
shall be kept and vouchers for all expen
ditures shall be preserved and these shRl
be passed on by the state auditor annually
In the month Of September.
Section 10 The provisions OF this &C
shall not apply to the city Of Whining
ton
The bill was introduced yesterday.
Legislative Notes.
Representative Pyle gave notice OF
bill to renew the charter OF Ksokul
Tribe, No 3, l. o. r. NJ, Of Whining
ton
Representative Walker will introdue
bill to divorce Cecil A. and Marth
, Cole
Representative Oaly introduced a bl
q to divorce Mary +. and Joseph 7. JAcl
. son.
Ex-Trustee Of the Poor NJ. n Willett
] of Middletown, was one Of the Stat
\ House visitors yesterday.
The Senate passed the House bi
amending the charter Of the Farmer
Mutual Fire Insurance Company an
authorizing It to write marine insui
ance
Ex-Clerk Of the Senate w. A.
= Hardcastle, of Smyrna, visited the sens
chamber yesterday
Joseph H. Mendenhall, of Wilmington
2 was the guest OF Reading Clerk OF q
s Senate Springer yesterday.
Representative Sypherd will introdul
a bill TO amend chapter So, Revised Cod
governing the action OF the court
Q joint estates and partition. 1t max
8 provision for the settlement Of estat
8 where certain Of the heirs are missin
At the present time there is no law
the subject
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