Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-05
REVIEW SCHOOL, June . to Aug. 2


the High School building at Audubon, on Monday
June %, 1902 The Institute will begin on the
Monday following the close of the Review School
as me rules governing our former sessions will ap
ply this year, much of our last years announce.
ment is repeated
The object of the Review School will be to give the
teachers and those who desire to become teachers
amlnatlons and their work, chance to do it at
nome at the least possible expense.
EXPENSE.
Board, Including room, can be obtained from 80 30
TO $500 per week. Those desiring to board them.
selves can secure rooms at reasonable rate The
they desire him to do so, if they will write him The
tuition for the term of six weeks is SIS 90 and 90
m aadltlonal for the Institute term Of two weeks
The money derived from the tuition is used to paw
the expenses of the school.
COURSE OF STUDY
The Course of Study and Program will be arranged
the tlrst morning to meet the needs of those i'm at
tendance. An effort will be made to give each per-
son \, in attendance the work he may need most.
Glasses will be formed in all the studies required
for frstclass, two-year certificate In some bran.
ches two classes will be formed
INSTRUCTORS
Profs Repass and Lancelot will assist us again this
year. 1t is unnecessary to say anything in com.
mendatlon OF their work as they are both we'll
known in the county and known to be excellent in.
structors.
Mr.. Repass will have charge of the music and
will give you instruction that will not only prepare
you Tor the examination, but will assist you in
presenting this subject to your pupils.
We expect the session Of 1902 to be fully as good as
any ever held in the county and hope you will not
miss this opportunity for improvement.
INSTITUTE August 4 to 10.
The Twenty Ninth Annual Institute of Audubon
county will convene in the High School room in
Audubon 8 NOR Amor Of
4th, and continue two weeks of six days each
COURSE OF STUDY.
The manual for Iowa Normal Institutes furnished
the teachers last year will be followed as nearly as
possible II you received one last year bring it
with you. If you did not write to this office for
one. Those who received a copy of the Manual
and who do not expect to attend the Institute will
kindly return it to this office and receive credit for
1t according to the directions page of Manual.
ATTENDANCE.
We desire to have every person who expects to
teach in the county during the next year attend
the Institute. The value of this annual assembly
OF the teachers of the county is very great There
isa growing demand for better teachers. The most
OF the school boards OF the county raised the teach
ers salaries last spring. and willing to pay bet
ter salaries if they secure better teachers No
teacher can afford to miss the Institute.
CLASSIFICATION.
Those who have not attended our Institute before
will be classified follows: Teachers holding first
grade certificates, having taught three terms of
school and attended three institutes, will be adj.
mitted to the A grade. Teachers holding first or
second grade certificates who have taught two
terms and attended two institutes, may enter the
grade. Teachers who have attended one institute,
and who hold second grade certificates, and gradu.
ates of high schools may enter the G grade All
others will attend the D grade. Those who are
graduates of normal schools, normal Institutes or
teaching in graded schools may select their work
from any grade
INSTRUCTORS.
Supt. w. P. johnson of Carroll, will be with u.s.
He is one of the best school men in Iowa and has
had much experience in institute work. We are
you will be pleased with his work. Prof j.
Z. Conger of Extra, is in our Institute
but is we'll known in the county. He has had con-
siderable experience in institute work and is an
excellent instructor Profs Repass Lancelot and
Hooker we'll known here that mention of
their work in unnecessary
EXAMINATIONS
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