Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-27


Administrative First Book, to
pane lbs. Colburn's intellectual, TO
page 10.
Language Hyde, Lessons, TO page
Is. Review OF Part I.
Gcography-Frye'> Elementary, to
page let-cnmplefed
Va. History 5mithsy's, read through
with remarks on the lessons.
SEVENTH TERN.
Rcadng-Judson's Young America.
Spelling Mrrrill's Speler. Part IL.
Neutrality-suspicious. No. D.
Arithmetic Whites Fnst Book. to
page lGl. Colbmn's Intellectual.
Langu lgc- IIydc's Lessons.
Gcoraphy-Fryc's Elementary, PIP.
| to lG0.
Va. Hi,tlry-Slndied, aud rccitcd by
means Of questions and topiea' outlines.
EIGHTH TERN.
Rcading-Flnh Reader.
Speling-Merrill's Speller. Part Ill.
to page 1919.
Wrlling-Copy.b)Ok No. 6.
y flllllntic-N illt : Noiii's Ol"S'
Gramnar-Hyde's Practical, TO u. s..
Geography-Ffye's Com. to page 90
L. :. llistory-Cooper's To page 225'
PhysiolOgJ -Cutter' Intermediate.
Ill. ADVANCED GRADE.
NINTH TERM.
Reading-Fifih Reader.
Spelling-Merrill's Speller, Part Ill
Writing-Quotations from noted au-
thors.
Whites Com, to page l75.
Grammar-IIyde's Practical, to p. $50.
Grography-Frye's Complete.
L. s. Hstory-Cooper completed.
PhysIology-Cntter's Intermediate.
TESTH TERM.
Reading-Supple,nentary. Manly's
Southern Literature.
Spclling-Written spelling OF words
selected from various textbooks used in
This grade. Dictation exercises from
various sources.
Writing-Business forms.
Arithmetic-W Whites Com. to page z6o.
Grammar-Hyde's Practical.
GeOgraphy-Frye's Com. TO page ~.
u. S. History-CUoper's, to page 225.
Natural History-Bert's FRS Steps.
to Part w.
ELEVENTH TERN.
Reading-Supplementary, Manley's
Southern Literature.
Spelling-Same as proceeding year.
Neutrality-suspicious. from noted
writer's.
Arithmctic-White's Complete.
Grammar-fIyde's Practical.
Geography-Frye's Complete.
U. :. Neutrality-suspicious..
Natural HstOry-Bert's First Steps
AtIhe same time the following cOnIse
II study will be adopted, by authority
IF the District Board. in the High school:
". HIGH SCHOOL.
TWELFTH TERM.
Junior Class-Algebra, Latin, French,
German or Spanish, Rhetoric, Geneia.
History, Bookkeeping,
THIRTEENTH TERN.
Intermediate Class-Algebra, COM
,leled, LatiT, French, German or Span
sh, Geometry, begun, American Liter
Iture, Astronomy.
THIRTEENTH TERM.
Senior Class-GeOmetry. Latin, Bot
my, Chemistry, English Literature,
dental Philosophy.
1t will be seen that the course con-
emplates fourteen years OF continuous
work, and is designed to provide an OF
,ortunity for the education Of our boys
md girls at home. Pupils having COM
,Ieted the eleventh term will receive
certificates OF graduation from the
J raded School, and these certificates
viii admit them to the junior class Of
he High School. PUPILS who complete
he Fourteenth term will receive d!plO
mas from the High School. The eflecf
Il this plan Of grading will be to secure
Uniformity throughout the schools OF
he county, and pupils can pass from
me school to another without te.ng put
Jack In their grades with every change
4 schools, or Of teachers. Ii will also
i've the graduates OF any school In the
ounty an opportunity to pursue the
iigh School course aithout losing a
ear or two in making mp required pre-
'aratory studies.
Itis earnestly requested that III,
,atrons OF the school will cooperate
With The Board anu the teachers in IN, |
fort TO make the Graded and Higl
school an honor 10 Tie town. lrregula
Tendance has bcen the greatest oh
tacle TO the success Of the school In tn,
,ast, and, unless this is corrected, gooC
csults can not be hoped for. The pu
II who Is absent, occasionally. loses tbs |
given in the schoolroom
ais behind his classes. and Is Il hin.
trance to the progress OF others. IL J.
therefore, expected that parents will b.
low to give permission for absence OF
o write excuses for the same.
In the adjustment OF pupils to tn
,rades the best judgment OF teacher
viii be needed, and no changes OF
looks, not absolutely required, will be
ll.de.