The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-28

College, oxford; Prof Gardner, Donald
Frazer Institute, Decatur; college En-
trance Requirements, Latin" Prof w. NJ.
Slaton, principal Boys High School, At
lanta; Prof. w. D. Hooper, University of
Georgia, Athens
Thursday Evening, June 80, o'clock
Uniform requirements Among Female
Colleges in the State" discussion by Pres
idents A. j. Hammond, Macon c. c. Cox,
College Park; A. w. Van Hoose, Gaines
Vile; G. A. Nunnally, La Grange; A j.
Battle, Rome, and r. w. Smith, La
Grange.
Friday Morning, July 1, 9 o'cloek.-De-
votional exercises; introduction of new
business; $3.50 a. M, ID Theme, state
Course of Study" Prof. T. j. Woofter,
chair of pedagogy, State Industrial and
Normal School, Miledgeville; 1910 a. M,
% Natures Studies in a State Course of
Study for the Common Schools" Supt. A.
F. Ware, Cordee; 1870 a. M, 90 Lit
erature in a State Course of Study for
the Common Schools" Mss Mamie Pitts,
Atlanta 1850 a. M, go Manual Training
in a State Course of Study for the Com
mon Schools" President Lyman Hall,
Psychological School, Atlanta; discussion
(ten minutes) by Supt. W. L. Abbott
Madison, and Supt. N. E. Ware, Hawkins
vile; l1:20 a. m, "a physiology and
ny q Gllt III d 0ldle 1OulSe VI Soluuy AOi
the Common Schools" Prof D. L. Ernest,
Athens; discussion 0en minutes) by Prof.
A. Fl. Allen, Columbus and supt. T. e.
Hollingsworth, Washington; 11:50 a. M,
report of committee to recommend state
course of study for the common schools,
chairman, J. S. Stewart, Dahlonega; l..
B. Evans, Augusta; Otis Ashmore, Savan-
nah; w. r. Power, Marietta; w. C.
Wright Covington; discussion.
H. ~
County School Commissioners Round
Table" R. J. Quinn, county school com
missioner, Fulton county, chairman; Cd
General Theme: The Value of
Skilled, Regular, and Systematic
Supervision of Our County Systems;''
% Skilled Supervision as Related 10 In
telligent and Uniform Work Among the
Teachers" discussion led by Superinteud-
ent Lawton Evans, Augusta, fifteen min
utes, general discussion, ten minutes ~,
Skilled Supervision Necessary to Carry
Out With Any Marked Success a Progress
sive and Liberal Course of Study for the
Common Schools" discussion led by Su-
perintendent Otis Ashmore, Savannah, fif-
teen minutes; general discuss on, ten min
utes; 90 Skilled Supervision as Related
to the Organization of Teachers for In
struction, for Study, and for Improve
ment." discussion led by Superintendent
j. G. Harris, Rome, fifteen minutes: gen.
eral discussion, ten minutes; (D How Can
This Skilled Supervision Be Secured?'
discussion led by Mr.. M L. Duggan coun-
ty school commissioner, Hancock county,
fifteen minutes, general discussion, ten
minutes.
Friday Evening, July /. o'clock" Rem
iniscences of Ante Belium Schools" Pres
ident r. w. Smith, LAGRANGE; address,
Hon. G. r. Glenn, state school commissioner.
Saturday Morning. July 3 9 o'clock-De-
votional exercises, new business, election
OF officers; 10 a. m, The Origin and Pur-
pose Of Degrees" Prof. H. j. Pearce,
Gainesville; 1890 a. m, What Schools
Should Be Permitted to Grant Degrees, -
Supt. Fermor Barrett, Toccoa; discussion
Twenty minutes); 1920 q. M, report of
committee 10 investigate the curricula of
schools in the state that confer degrees,
President j. NJ. Pound chairman; discus
sion; 70 40 a. M, installation Of officers; ad-
journment