The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-29
Primary Department.

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Primary Department.
TUESDAY, DEC. 80, P. NJ.
Supreme court room. second floor stats
house.
J. W. Wilson. first vice president,
principal Atchison County High school,
2:00-I. kindergarten Methods in the
Rural School. Miss Laura Rankin, Bur-
lington.
Discussion
II. Industrial Training in the Schools.
Mrs w. A. Johnston, president of Kan
sas State Social Science federation, To-
pelza.
Discussion.
III. General Discussion of Problems
in the Rural Primary Grades.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, p. NJ.
Supreme court room, second floor state
house.
J. w. Wilson, first vice president,
principal Atchison Ciunty High school,
bingham, chairman
2:O0-L Need of More Attention to
Primary Methods in the County Normal
Institute. Minnie V. White, superin-
tendent Chautauqua county, Sedan.
II. Literature of Fact VS. the Litera-
ture of Fancy as Meeting the Life Needs
of Children in the Primary Grades
Eleanor E. Arnold, principal schools,
Hamlin-
Discussion
III. General Discussion of Problems
in the Rural Primary Grades.
Department of County superintend-
ents.
TUESDAY. DEC. 30 P. M.
Senate Chamber.
Frank Nelson, state superintendent of
IO,1l0 10 jraCf a
2:00-Defects in Our School Work, ana
Remedies for Same. w. w. Miller, SUI
perintendent of Osborne county, Os-
borne
Lyon, superintendent of Lincoln county,
Lincoln.
2:4O-The Importance of Reading and
Literature in the Rural Schools: Kate
county, OSwego.
3:O0-Discussion. led by Edward
O'Conner, superintendent of Stafford
county, ST. John.
| General discussion.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81. 2 P. NJ.
Senate chamber.
! Frank Nelson, state superintendent or
public instruction. chairman.
2:OO-"The Consolidation OF Rural
Schools" C. T. Sherwood. superintendent
of Coffey county, Burlington
| 2:20-Discusslon, led by Frank Lennen,
superintendent Of Rice county, Lyons.
2:40-sThe Permanent Graduation and
Classification of the District Schools"
Mrs. G.. G. Burton, Topeka
3:00-Discussion, led by W. w. Austin,
superintendent of Chase county. Cotton
wood Falls
General discussion.
CITY Superintendents' Round-Table.
TUESDAY, DEC. 80, 2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Room 6. fourth floor of state house.
-sr,%e don ne
schools, Junction City, chairman.
| l. Comparative Statistics of First
and Second Glass Cities of Kansas
What They Show Geo. r. Crissman,
?. The Course of Study for the
Grades NJ. E. Pearson, Superintendent
schools. Kansas City.
8. yearly or Half Yearly Promo
tions-Which? ?" D. F. Shirk, superin-
tendent schools. Newton.
4. THE Relation of City Teachers to
the County Normal Institute A. y.
Carney, superintendent schools, Con-
\ cordia.
5. How to Improve the Work of In
efficient Teachers r. F. Knight, super
intendent schools. Wichita.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 81. Bpm.
Room 6. fourth floor of state house.
w. S. Heusner. superintendent schools
Junction City, chairman.
1. 1.-The Problem of School Taxation
III OlltcS VI tic L II ~ anu foSCOHU N1dScs
j. w. SDindler, superintendent schools,
| Winfield
p THE California Plan for the Sup
port of Public Schools" John MacDon-
aid, Western School Journal, Topeka.
3. "The Entrance Requirements of
the State University" w. A. Stacey, SUI
perintendent schools. Burlington.
| d. Elective Courses in the High
School," R. L. Ross. superintendent
schools. Pittsburg.
5. High School Graduating Exer-
cises,'' H. P. Butcher. superintendent
schools, Argentine.
High School and Principals Round