Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-07
Summer School.

of the county which we publish be-
low Since the letter was written
he has received word that civics will
be required on all second grade certi
fcates hereafter issued. Civics will
be taught at the summer school from
McCleary's text book.
Examinations begin August lst.
Fellow Teachers ..-.
Marshall County has been especially
fortunate in securing Summer
Schools and it. depends upon your
patronage whether we shall continue
10 be SO or not, as the number
enrolled the number perfect in at
tendance and the number passing the
. examinations are really the factors
which determine the next school.
The Summer School this year will
include number of courses not hith-
erto offered, which will be of great
interest and benefit to the teachers
I shall be greatly obliged if you will
kindly note carefully the following
and make known to all who wish
to attend:
First: If it is possible, attend the
whole term and by all means be ION
deck' the first day. Do not wait to
spend the '4th' at home, but regard
business before pleasure and obtain
certificate of perfect attendance.
Second: Be loyal to your home
county and fellow teachers, even if
Thief River Falls, Roseau or some
other place is nearer your home or a
little more convenient place for you
Remember, you owe it to the
county in which you teach and to
your fellow teachers to come to
Argyle; besides it is much easier for
me to help you to schools and better
positions when [ have had an
opportunity to see your work for a
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Third: Knowing what work. we
did last year I have been able ITO
make arrangements with our
instructors to practically begin this
year where we left off last year.
For the benefit Of those who
hold conditional first grade
or wish to obtain first grade we will
have good strong class in Physics
and other classes if necessary.
For the special help and training Of
all teachers a general period each
day for music, primary methods and
school management will be arranged,
besides reading class for all where
reading in all grades will be discussed,
and suggestions for teaching same
ETC., will be carried ont.
| In ORDER that you may not have to
at1uaint yourselves With. new text
books and in order that YOU may be
better acquainted and more able to
work with the texts generally in
vogue in oar schools YOU. are kindly
requested to come supplied with
books from ;lp following list, which
viii be lsed @j1js Summer.
McMASter'5. History of u. s..
Natural Advanced Geogl apply, Met
calf Eng. Grammar. Modern Spelling
Book Tor the one we used last year)
Overton's Advanced Physiology, or
Martins, and Mllnes's Standard
Arithmetic
Do not forget to bring, these with
YOU.
} | have Tong pleaded with the Dept
Of Public instruction to give us four
, instructors and have finally succeeded
in overcoming their many excuses by
the following compromise: if we enroll
ninety or more teachers the first two
weeks fourth instructor viii be
granted for the remainder Of the
term. Now it is up to YOU; remember
each one Of you counts one.
G. T. ". Carlson, Supt. Of Public
| Schools Of Alexandria will be the
conductor with Miss E. X. Jacques,
Of Robbinsdale, and Supt. e. A. Free
man, Of Grand Rapids, as assistants. A
better faculty could not be selected
and they will make our SummerSchool
t mean all that the word--implies.
f The object of obtaining a
a certificate is only a small part of a
: Summer School,. l hope many will
attend who have valid certificates.
Let each one come and contribute
: his mite to the pleasure and profits
! Of better schools. Knowing this will
y meet with your ever hearty response
. and hoping to be of more service tc
you ia the future than 1 have been
] in the past, I am,
Il Your friend,
: L. NJ. Mithun,
0 County Superintendent
: of Schools