Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

| Bannster, American Home school. Bor-
lin, Germany, German, Herbert II.
| pyke, A. g.. Marietta college, two
years graduate work university of chi
cago. mathematics Miss Jeanette
Joyce b. PHI, university Of Wisconsin
English, Miss M Elizabeth Wyant. Pm
II. university of Michigan English, A..
II. Rogers university Of Utah, stOno-
graphy and typeWritlng Ida Mae Saw
age New York Art school, art
The changes IN the curriculum Of the
grades" IL hut slight with possibly the
exception that more stress is laid upon
the English work
We believe our schools ace constantly
gaining In the quality of the work done
Special mention should be made Of the
system of graduation and promotion
that has been recently adopted The
salient features OF this syatcm are first
that II permits pupils Of different ca
pacltlos To advance at different rates Of
progress. thus avoiding 0yerWorNng
pupils Of moderate ability Second 10
enables the work OF teachers 10 be
made more nearly oqua' Third 10
greatly decreases h strain upon pupils
md teachers incident to the final eX-
| nm nations.
Another cause Of the Increasing en-
cheney of our school ~ due 90 Che de-
votion Of our teachers to their lmme-
date work
As time goes ON the school system Of
Ogden rs being perfected. lt is now q
settled conviction I'm the minds OF the
pupils that Ogden'a schools are good
They have passed the experimental
stage. The paramount Importance OF
popular education, the splcnddy sue
cessfu way In which the board Of edu
cation aud It's officers and teachers,
with their predecessors, have organ
lied and directed the system OF public
schools I'm this city since 1880 and OF
which the public Is so justly proud, and
the enormous benefits that are accrulng
therefronl, are matters concerning
which all are agreed,
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
one Of tho leading institutions Of the
stpte of Utah Is the State industrial
school, which Is situated In Ogd n
city, ana provides d home Of comfort
and education for the inc0rrigblo boys
and girls OF the state. There is no
moneys Appropriated by the state that
Is used TO any better advantage than h
that appropriated for the REFORM
school purposes. The state Ia also very
fortunate In having secured the SER
vices Of Hon. II. NJ Allison, Sr, 70
superlntend the school He Is a man
OF high moral character and noble as
piratlons, and Is the right man In the
right place, for not only does he teach
those boys and Girls who are placed
under his supervision, by precept but
by good example also. superintendent
Allison with his kind, motherly wife
ana family reside right AZ the lnstitu-
ton ana few enter the doors to be
placed under their care that do not
learn to love Mr. and Mrs Allison.
Many people are OF the opinion mat
every boy and girl who Is committed to
the State Industrial school is treated
with severity and cruelty but not so,
they are treated In a kindly way except
ON occasions when they become uuruy
then they are made to know that they
must obey the rules and orders Of the
school.
The State Industrial school was
opened for inmates November Z 1883,
Since the opening up to the present
time there have been admitted TO the
institution 1905 persons, Of which NUM-
Der 80 were males and Sc females. The
following shows the number Of persons
admitted 20 the school from each Coun-
" since the opening: BoXcId"r 8;
Cache 9: Carbon. f. Davis o, Emery,
8. Garfield, 2: Iron, 2; Juab 2 Willard,
1: Piute, !; Rich. /; Sanpete, lO Sewer,
3: Summit, -. Salt Lake 1884, Tooele,
2: Uintah, 2 Utah, AZ; Wasatch, /;
Weber GS; Wayne, /, There are AZ
present IN attendance at the school 30
males, 20 females, and 80 on parole,