The herald., 1895-03-18
TEACHERS ARE COMING
Outline Of the Programme of the Southern
California Teachers Association


The conference between the representa-
tives of the State University and the
principals and teachers of the high
schools OF the seven southern counties
will be held in connection with the regu-
lar meeting of the Southern California
Teachers Association beginning on
Wednesday, March 9th, at 1 80 p. M,
and continuing through the forenoon of
the following day. 1.-The topic discussed
will relate, P" says the University circular,
"to the proper adjustment of high school
curricula, both to the university courses
and to the more general problem of the
high school" The presentations will be
made by the following high school princi-
pals: E. q. Gates, Los Angeles; +; p.
erside; James D. Graham. Pasadena; p.
w. Kaufman, Ventura f. A. Molly
neaux, Pomona +. W. Perham, Santa
Ana; G. Y. Roop, Santa Barbara; w. 5.
Thomas, San Bernardino; +. j. Wegner,
Redlands.
The University representatives will be
President Martin Kellogg and the follow
ing heads of departments: Thomas J.
Bailey, pedagogy; G. b. Bradley, Eng
lish W. b. Flagg classical philosophy:
William Carey Jones, law; Frederick
Slate, physics; Trying Stri ngham, mathe-
MATES.
The general session of the association
will open Wednesday evening in the new
auditorium of the State Normal school
building at 7 80 p. IN. with an address by
Martin Kellogg of the State University
on Over Specializing. The discussion OF
this address will be led by Messrs. Thomas
of San Bernardino, Riddell of San Diego,
Gates of Los Angeles and Kaufman OF
| Ventura.
The afternoon session will be opened by
an address on Recent School Legislation
and Its Meaning, by Hon. S. T. Black,
State Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton. He will be followed by Professor
George Comstock of Pomona College. In
the evening an address by Superntend-
ent Preston W. Search on Educational
Economy will be succeeded by reception
rendered by Los Angeles teachers.
Fridays programme includes an adj
dress by President David Starr Jordan of
Stanford University on The Mission of
the Foolkiller one by ex-Assistant State
Superintendent Kirk of Minnesota on The
Present Status OF Pedagogy, paper on
Color Work in Public Schools by Miss
Ada Laughlin of the Los Angeles Normal
School faculty, one by President McDutfie
of the Santa Barbara City School Board,
together with addresses by Professors
Jones and Bailey of the State University.
On Friday. evening Professor Frank An
gel. head of the department of psycholo-
gy at Stanford, will give al address on
the New Witchcraft, to be followed by one
by DR.. f. b. Dresslar of the department
of psychology of the Los Angeles Normal
school,
q Saturdays programme will present an
address by Hon. E. W. Holmes of the
Riverside school board ON The Relation
of the Press to Education one by Pro-
fessor Earl Barnes of Stanford on Re-
ligious Education in the Schools, and
one by Charles A. Kunon, director of
Sloyd in Throop Institute on Sloyd
What 1t Is and What 1t Proposes.
On = Friday and Saturday mornings
there will be section meeting given up
to joint nference between the seven
southern county boards of education. SUI
perntendent Spurgeon Riley of Los An
geles county will at the invitation of the
executive committee, preside at these
meetings, which will be devoted to dis
cussions led by members of the various
boards. The first, is Uniformity in
Certifcation of Teachers by both Exam
ination and Credentials Desirable? If so,
how may it be brought about" will be
led by Messrs. Sackett of Ventura, Bailey
of San Diego. Bliss of Cotton, Kinney of
Riverside, Kerdan of Orange and Miss
Mogeau OF San Bernardino. The second
''ls Uniformity of Course of Study De-
sirable? Why? l so, how may it . es-
t,blished?" will be led by Messrs. Hyatt
of Riverside, Thurmond of Santa Barbara
Greeley of Orange, Baldwin of San Diego
Snedden of Santa Paula and Haydock OF
Ventura.