Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23


has done similar work In other S'ttea'
He IS popular on the platform anu III
the classroom. His assistants, except
the last two named. are successiui 800 800
ers OF orr State. Or. Dunbar Is Brauu-
ate OF Harvard. and has had much ~
Renee IN school supervision ana 'ea0"e-
training. He appreciates the vaiue OF
the institute as a means OF raising the
standard OF teachers. MIS- Jones -
specialist IN her department.
Annie Accommodations have been pro-
yided for teachers who VIII atlenu thiS
school at No Y for four weeks iVlhs
ton is situated on the Rappahahnoch'
and offers many attractions TO the teach-
ers. .,,,,,,v
THE SCHOOL OF METHODS
The ninth annual session OF the scnOoi
OF Methods will be held at CharlottesNlle'
beginning June 2Sth. and closing Juiy go
Superintendent Il. G.. Glass, OF ~
burg. will be the conductor ana MI
James ". Lane, the local manager
II will be observed that the course o, III
struction TO be followed In TINS scnooi
Is more comprehensive. more dlsuhe.iVe-
" professional. than that Of the other
norusls. The faculty and departments
will be organized as follows: Moan n,
paws. A. NJ. L. D.. Professor Of Moral
Philosophy. University Of Virginia, 'Psy-
chology"; WicRif'e Rose, \. NJ, PROBES
scr Pedagogy, Peabody Normal College
"Pedagoey": A. T. Winship, editor \. y.
Journal Of Education. Boston, Mass
school Management and "Talks on
Teaching: Miss Margaret Dewitt. nan
sas City. No, Arithmetic; W r. Goruy'
PRINCIPAL Of schols, Hartford, Conn.,,
History; Miss VI. Lizzie Harvey Fuu-
lie Schools, Lynchburg. Va, GEOGRAPHY !;
Miss Margaret Dewitt. Kansas city, No.
Advanced Reading: Miss Ida u. Myers
Principal OF Training School, WASHINGTON
d. c.. primary Methods; Miss julia IL.
Talbot Supervisor of Penmanship raw
tucker r. J., Vertical Penmanshlp
Austin c. Apgar. State Normal schooi,
Trenton. n. j., Natural History ana
Botany; ]. Luther Seppe. Principal OF
Schools, Princeton, W. Va. Arithmetic
and Physiology; Mrs. Carrie w. Rogers
formerly of State Normal School farih-
vg1e va. Grammar; Miss N. Lizzie
Harvey. Public Schools. Lynchburg' Va
"Geography": Leroy S. Edwards, Princi-
nal Of Schools. Richmond, Va, History
of United states" and civil Government
and School Laws; Willis a jenkins
Principal Of High School. Portsmouth
Va. algebra; Miss Like NJ Golden
Supervisor of Schools. Chicago, Ill.,
"Drawing"; Hartley Turner, supervisor
OF Music Lynchburg, Va, Music W.
\. Lambert. NJ. D., Director OF Gymna-
SUM. University OF Virginia. "Physlcal
Culture: Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. SOUTH
wick, Emerson School of Oratory. Massa-
chusette. "Reading and E.ocution"; Z.
w Kent. A. NJ. Pin. D.. Professor OF Eng
lish Literature, University or virginia
"Engllsh Literature; Henry i. South
wick 0. NJ, Emerson Schoci OF Oratory'
Boston. Mass, Studies In Shakespeare
j A. Chamberlain. Supervisor Of Manual
Training. Washington, ID. C., Mahual
Training" ~
tainments will be given for the beneht oil
teachers attending this school.
Virginia teachers will recognize In the
corns of instructors some az the leading
teachers in our state and among those
from other States will be noted men ana
women who rank as leaders In their de-
partments Of work.
Arrangements have been maze 10 &c
conmodate n large number or teachers
at $3.50 a month. Charlottesville Is so
we'll situated and affords such excellent
opportunitles to combine study and recre-
ation that large attendance OF teachers
is expected at the normal
THE COLORED NORMALS.
For colored teachers normals will be
held as follows:
Hampton-June 18th to July 9th: Con-
ductor Miss Dora Freeman, Hampton In
stitute. Reading; Mrs. a. j. Cooper WASH
lngton. d. c., History and Language; MI
william G.. Price. late Of Tuskegee Nor
NAL Institute Ala. Theory and Practice
OF Teaching and Drawing; Miss }. b.
DAVIS Hampton Institute. Geography and
Physiology; Mr. ID. W. DAVIS ndN lax,
school Richmond. Arithmetic and Spell
ing. Miss Matte Banks, Hampton, Model
school afternoon Of every day.; Local.
Manager. Mr. Allan Washington Norman
School, Hampton, Va.
Board has been engaged at the Hamp-
ton Institute for a limited number Oh
teachers at so per month, and homes
have been secured for others In the town
at the same rate. The reputation of the
Hampton Institute Is national. and the
school itself will prove to be a valuable
object-esson to teachers. The faculty Is
strong. and Will not fail to give practical
help 10 all teachers who attend this
school
THE PETERSBURG SCHOOL.
Colored teachers will also have the privi-
lege OF attending the regular summer
session OF the Virginia Normal and COL
legiate Institute, Petersburg. from June
IAN to July 10th This school will be
organized as follows; Conductor. Presi-
dent James II. Johnston, Psychology as
Related to Teaching; Mr.. J. ". Colson,
Geography. Physiology. and Elementary
Science; Mr. Walter Johnson, Arithmetic,
Algebra. and Drawing; Mr. X. G.. CHS
! sell. Pedagogy and History Of Education;
MIR. Alexander Dickerson. Grammar and
English Literature; Mr.. W. b. Z. Thomp-
son. Physical Geography and Music; Mr.
c. d. Haynes United States and General
History; Mrs d. l. Hayden, Reading and
Civil Government; Miss /. H. Campbell
| Arithmetic and Writing; Miss Addie W.
! Poindexter. United states History Second
| year, Miss Hattie c. Johnson, Geography
! Second year. and Physical culture u.
" Foreman, Model School.
Teachers attending this normal VIII
| board in, the institute at - per week.
payable IN advance.
SUMMER SCHOOL NOTES.
All teachers who expect 10 attend any
one Of the normals must enroll their
| names at the state superintendent )
Office on or before June 18th.
The leading railroads Of the State have
adopted special rates FOR the benefit OF
teachers on these occasions and trans
portation certificates Will be furnished
them IN the order Of registration az the
Office OF the State Superintendent.
Examinations OF applicants for license
to teach will be held by county and city
superintendents OF schools simultaneously
throughout the state--August 81 and Attn
(for white teachers). and 9Th and 9th Gor
| colored teachers).
Applicants (white) for state certihcates
will be examined at Charlottesville. Rad
ford. and IryinetOn. July 18th. 18th, and
nth. and colored applicants al Hampton
and Petersburg al the same time. EN-
amlnatious OF applicants for Peabody
! scholarships will be held At CharlOttcs.