The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-10-05
School Notes.

Good teachers are in greater demand
than ever in the history of public
school work. The demand for efici-
ent teachers is greater than the supply.
Hence salaries r growing better in
all states and within the next decade
there will be a complete revolution in
many aspects of our public school
system. Educators are attacking the
situation from the proper standpoint
and are making the education of our
children of supreme Importance to the
parents. This can be accomplished
only by securing the best accomplish
ed only by securing the best ability
obtainable for such sacred and i'm
p~ortant work. This work requires a
master mind, trained and disciplined
for a complete understanding of the
minds evolution.
Respect for the law and public pro-
perty is the cornerstone of civil liberty
and when a person under cover of
night will deface public property edu-
cation has not done it's perfect work.
If a school system fails in all else, it
should teach the student body to re-
spect public property andconsider law
lessness in what ever form it may APP
pear, a serious matter.
Beginning with next week, the in
structress in Physical culture will be-
gin her night classes in gymnastics.
All who desire to take physical Gull
ture with the night class will have to
see Miss Larson and make definite
and material" arrangements with her
before they will be admitted into the
class. Those who have not yet paid
last years dues will please attend to
this matter, as money was advanced
for apparatus and, as yet, has never
been replaced. An entertainment will
be given later for the benefit of this
department, all the apparatus in this
department having been bought here.
tofore by the individual members.
Miss Stella K. Odney, a graduate Of
the University of North Dakota anc
for the past two years a teacher il
the public schools at Northwood, N,
|. D., has taken charge of the thirc
grade. Miss Odney is we'll prepared
: to supervise our music and girls
basket ball team. Practice will begir
soon.
Miss Bakers fourth grade is nov
reciting in the High School class room
waiting patiently until the room in the
basement has been finished. This
, room in the basement will be one o:
the very best in the building, being
we'll heated, lighted and ventilated.
The teachers are very busy with TIN
, monthly reports to the County Supt
and making out the grade books TO
? first month. In some counties, tn
) county Superintendent does not re
, quire these reports to be made on
4 each month, simply depends upon tn
y yearly report. Our teachers hav
enough to do without repeating thi
most unnecessary whim monthly
What does it accomplish? These DE-
plomas have not accomplished that fc
which they were intended because the
were not received at the beginning {
the school year at which time the in
portance of attendance could hay
! been emphasized. These Diplomas
Honor" are dated July l, 1905 but r
, communication has been received
indicate whether they have been
! transit since that time or were simp
} dated back for convenience.
I The class in Photography has ju
I finished the chapter on Storms, havi1
I previously completed, The Earth as
I Planet. Distribution Of temperate
ID and winds. There are twenty membe
y in this class.