Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-08-12
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We publish t,eio~ part Of the
preiininary announcement of the
hl9h school board Anoaher portion
viii appear next week aud If you 80
please preserve this chapter for
reference.
The GsnnIson County High
School offers four courses Of study
leading 10 graduation.
The Scientific Course The sub
Jects of the scientific course are re
CURED, except that German or
Latin may be substituted for Miner
alogy, Physical Geography, Trigon-
emetry Surveying, Geolagy and
Ana ytIc Chemistry But if Ger
man is chosen II must be taken
four years, making one subject for
one year sdditional
The Commercial course. For the
commercial course certain FIRST and
second year subjects are required
and the remaining subjects may be
selected from the other cosrses.
The Teacherv' Cour~e: The sub
Jects of the ks~t three years of the
Teachers course are elective, except
that Latin or German must be taken.
The subjects II the senior year ars
required
If a student changes from one
coarse to another, he must make UP
all subjects of the course not already
taken before he will be permitted to
graduate
A fourth coarse preparatory to
the State University or to any col
lege in the state may be selected
from the other courses. 1t must in
clude four years of Latin or four
years OF German or two of Latin or
two Of German.
In all of the courses rhetoricals
and music will be required through
out the four years.
Not all of these subjects can be
taught during the year l904-l9O5.
Whether all of them are taught at
any time will depend upon the de-
mand for them.
1t is the policy of the County
High School committee to furnish
opportunity for first class practical
education to all classes of students
in the county The courses are
based upon the following facts:
Every man is citizen, therefore
he must be prepared for citizenship.
The foundations are:
a-Gisies.'
3--tconOmlcs.
Most people labor for a living.
therefore, the school should furnish
a foundation for life occupation.
The foundations are:
A--Productive.
Foundations.
a hemstry.
b.-Botany.
c.Zoology
d.-Physics.
e.-Geoloey.
f-Physiea Typography.
Foundations.
a, hemistry.
b.-tieology.
g. Manufacturing
Foundations
a. hemistry.
b.-Physics
e.-Mathematics
B.-Other Occupations
L-Engineerine.
Foundations
s--~cience
Mathematics
2,-tommerce
Foundations.
a. business Methods.
a b.-tinancc.
c.-bo1k Keeping.
d commercial Geography.
&c commercial Law.
It commercial Arithmetic.
s-Journalism' i''''''' 's'7'
a.-General Education.
Law.
Medicine. - ''''' III '-''"' a' a'''''-i-a'ih
Foundations.
a Science. Biology, Chemistry etc.
3.-Education Teachinei
Foundations.
a.-Genersl Education.
T.. Ministry.
Foundations
a. General Eiucation- Greek.
r. Literature and Art
The courses of study offered by
the County High school are not de-
signed to provide foundations for
all the occupations named in this
incomplete outline. Nor do the out
lines profess to include all the
foundations for the occupations
named The courses are especially
designed to furnish foundations for
citizenship, and occupations \ |. ?.
and ;; b. and ,; and c. ,. though
they do furnish good foundations
for nearly all the occupations