The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-06-12

work successfully completed. Holders
of such certificates shall not be ranked
as graduates from any course.
PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS
A Private Secondary School may,
upon the request Of its governing
authority, be registered in the De
partment Of Public Instruction, If,
after inspection by representative
of said department, it shall be found
to comply with the following condi-
lions:
(A) 1T must be under the manage
ment of a Corporate Body, Board Of
Trustees, or under other responsible
control.
(B) In all other respects the same
standards shall apply as are prescribed
by the State Board Of Education for
the Public High Schools.
(75) Graduates Of Private Regis
tered Secondary Schools shall be en-
titled to admission to the State
Normal Schools on the same terms
as apply to graduates OF the Public
High Schools.
The following Private Secondary
Schools, having made application for
registration, and having been found
satisfactory in courses Of study and
equipment are recommended for regis
tration.
The Academy of the Sacred Heart,
Hoboken, N. j., for four years Of
academic work.
The West Jersey Academy, Bridge
ton, N. j, for four years of academic
work.
Peddie Institute. Hightstown, N. J.,
for four years of academic work
The Bayley School, of Morristown.
N. J., forAtwo years Of academic work.
Apportionment Of State School Moneys to
Districts Maintaining High Schools.
At the last meeting Of the Legis
lature, Section 1872 of the School Law,
relating to the apportionment Of
school moneys by the County Super
intendent was amended Prior to the
adoption of this amendment, the law
provided that 5000 should be appor-
toned to each district for each per-
manent teacher employed during the
year next preceding that for which
the apportionment was made, without
reference to the grade in which such
teacher was employed The amend
ed bill provides that 10000 shall be
apportioned for each teacher en-
ployed in High School having full
four years course of study, 100000 for
each teacher employed in High
School having a three years course of
study, and $4,000 for each teacher
for the full time the schools
were kept open in teaching in any other
The State Superintendent has in
formed your committee that numer-
Gus requests for an Interpretation of
this section as amended, have been
received, your committee deems the
following rules necessary for carrying
its provisions into effect, and respect
fully recommends their adoption.
~ The sum Of $4,000 shall be APP
pOrtioned to each district for each
teacher who shall have been perman-
emily and exclusively employed in a
High School in which only an approved
four years course or approved four
years courses of study are maintained.
~ The sum Of $4,000 shall, in like
manner, be apportioned for each
teacher who shall have been per-
mainly and exclusively employed in a
High School maintaining only an
approved course, or approved courses
OF study of not less than three years.
(3) High Schools mainta in ing
courses of study which differ in scope
and in the term or time required for
their completion, shall be classified for
apportionment, in accordance with
shortest course.