The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-04
SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS.
Plans for the Graduation Examinations
 for Entrance to the High School

Plans for the Graduation Examinations
 for Entrance to the High School.
 Superintendent of Schools Beede an- nounced Tuesday that the schools of New Haven will have their work on eX- hibition at the St. Louis exposition next year. The best results of the year ill penmanship, drawing and man. ual training work photographed will be exhibited. These photographs will be made up into book form and sent to the fair.
 Examinations for entrance to the High school will be held at the new High school building Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 22 to 25 inclusive, at two o'clock each after noon. Spelling and geography will be the subjects on Monday, history on Tuesday, language and grammar Wednesday and arithmetic Thursday. The result of the examinations will be announced in the morning papers of Friday, June 2s.
 The graded school graduation exer- cises will all be held this year during the week beginning June p, as follows: Eaton, Monday afternoon, 2:S0 o'clock; Wooster school, Tuesday afternoon, 2:3O; Cedar street school, Tuesday af- ternoon, 2:30; Winchester, Wednesday morning, 9:30; Shelton avenue, Wednes- day afternoon, 2:30; Lowell, Thursday morning, 9:30 The Day and Washing ton schools will have their exercises to- gether on Monday evening at the How ard avenue Congregational church. The dates of graduation at the other schools have not yet been decided upon.
 Next Tuesday, June g, at two o'clock in the afternoon, there will be meet ing of the eighth grade pupils in the auditorium of the High school building. The teachers and supervising princi- pals will also be present. Dr. Cushing and the superintendent of schools will speak to the pupils, explaining the courses of study and work during the first year in the High school. Thursday evening, at 7:45, there will be a meet ing of the parents of the pupils of the eighth grade for the same purpose. It is the intention of Superintendent Beede to have both the students and their parents thoroughly understand the WOfk 10 De eXpeCleu uuElliS LiS III iSl year. and have better understanding of the matter than has heretofore been possible.
 Thursday. June il, will be visiting day at the Boardman Manual Training school. The regular class room work will be going on during the day, and the parents of the children will be in vited to visit each department. The hours for visiting will be from 8;30 in the morning until one o'clock In the af- ternoon, and from 7:30 to ten o'clock in the evening, the latter hours being for the benefit of persons unable to vis- it the school during the day. Next year the Yale course for teachers, which has been so successfully conducted this year. will be continued. Professor Wheeler will have the course in history, and Professor Sheath on education. There will also be course in literature, but as yet no one has been engaged for this subject. Already about one hun dred and seventy-five teachers have signified their intention of taking the course. They will be given at Yale un- iversity, and certificates will be given to those attending.