Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-01-03

you not be kind 20 the public and point them To
the High School in the Marion Graded SCHOOL,
which is open 10 outside students at small And if
you Teachers when through with school, chould dese
attend school to become thorough in your work as
teacher come over and visit the school and may be
can help you and you Readers their substituted
equivalents alec elementary and advanced in Arth
metic, Grammar, Geography History, Physiology and
Hygiene and Cyics observation work the natural sci
ences, Zoology Botany and Natural Philosophy will be
had. Hon School COURSE. To lhose pupils who wish
10 continue their studies beyond the school bran
ches higher branch has been prepared This
years of High School work including texts in Science
Algebra, General History Latin, Literature, Higher
Arithmetic, etc.
Rules and Regulations.
School hours shall he from m. II M, and from
1880 p m. to $50 ?, M fife minutes recess morning
and evening
Pupils will be on the school grounds fifteen minutes be-
fore o'clock, and not there before $50
Teachers enjoined IN all in their power 10
promote the utility and efficiency Of the snhool.
All teachers enolnei 10 their influence with pa
and pupils TO punctuAl and regular attend
IL pupil enrolled shall be Tot absent upon the
day when this noticed shall he teachers duty to
apprse the parents Of the pupil Of this feet by Of
inquiry and on the next day, s nothing heard from the
pupil parents the teacher will make inquiry in person.
Teachers shall be IN their noon. fifteen minutes before
the opening Of school.
Ind, idusIiy to the Teachers.
In preparing this outline and pursuit Of work great
shall he taken not To encroach upon the individuality of
teacher Except IN the most primary work the
made out by the Principal states what should he taught;
the teacher il left how teach the subject lie at
liberty - any all methods at his command The
only requirement that he Ia WILL
To the Pupils.
Act becomes little lady little gentleman IL you
be little in yeap II YOU older. depOu yourselves
and ladies true, and you shall have oonformed to
the greatest rule the school shall have.
Every pupil entering the school, after having been
assigned his class shall promptly supply himself with the
necessary books and stationery,
Every pupil must be seated and in orler when the bell
rings for commencing exercises
No pupil shall lie permitted 10 leave school before the
regular hour for dismissal except by permission Of the
teacher.
Any pupil failing pas the requisite examination shall
be detained IN his grade until the required degree Of pro
hcienoy is attained.
Pupils MUST in any way deface the walls furni.
ture etc, Of the school building.
Pupils MUST NOT leave the school grounds during play
time without permission from the Principal.
miscellaneous.
All promotion or degrading in the course prescribed
shall be done with the adyc eand Of Principal
Teachers asked TO give careful attention he
fort and health Of their pupils keeping the temperature
Of their rooms from 80 10 6s degrees Fahrenheit and
keeping them properly ventilated.
Bookkeeping.
II has become in this age of commercial ac
tvy that every he his bookkeeper; il not 10
be the bookkeeper tor else Recognizing this
fact the school will have thorough Of BOokkeep
ing which shall be open TO all pupils eligible to the
for extra pay.
The school is matter of course free to the pupil.
Of the Marion Public School District Just as all public
schools In addition TO this splendid building OF
eight rooms aud efficient corps of Teachers and all other
surrounding make the school especially inviting many
outside of the district We solicit the attendance of all
God board be had in the best families at low rates
and we have arranged the following