Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
SUMMER TERM
 0F FLAGSTAFF
 NORMAL SCHOOL
President Taylor of the School, Visits BiSbee to Tell of Bene- fits To Be Derived By Teach ers in Fine Climate

For the purpose of calling attention of the teachers of Southern Arizona. to the advantages offered by the sum mer term of the Flagstaff Normal school. of which he is the president, Prof Almon N Taylor. is making a tour of the principal cities in this end of the territory. He arrived in Bisbee Saturday morning and since leaving Flagstaff he has visited Phoe- nix, Tucson and Tombstone. Leaving here he will go to Douglas, Clifton, Morenci and Globe and hopes to stop of at Stafford in the Gila Valley.
 Yesterday Professor Taylor met a number of the Bisbee teachers and had a conference with Professor Phil brook. of the Bisbee schools. Those who were educated as teachers in the Flagstaff normal school now teach ing in Bisbee are the Misses Gibson. Helen Merritt and Creole Black
 The summer term Of the Flagstaff Normal school has been held during the months of July and August for several years and every year has brought more patrons. Last year there were number of teachers from southern Arizona who attended the euEillEE HUI nAdA lEIH4 anu AGAADSA of these will be there again this year.
 Professor Taylor is an enthusiast on the delightful climate of Flagstaff during the summer months and thinks there is no other climate to surpass 1t as a place for pleasant study during the summer. 4 circular has been mailed to the teachers of Arizona giv- ing information concerning the suri- mer school for those engaged in school work which is here given:
 Points for Consideration
 "A summer session in an ideal eli mate opens July 6, and closes August 27. 1909-eight weeks of great edu- cational value and delightful inter course. spent in a climate unsurpassed and in locality of most charming mountain scenery, and great historic interest.
 'To the teachers of Arizona espec- tally, and to all teachers of the south west. the board of education of the Northern Arizona Normal School ex tends a most cordial invitation to en- roll for the summer session of eight weeks. July-August. 1909.
 'In addition to the regular course in professional and subject matter subjects, conducted by the members of the resident faculty. one outside lecturer. probably from Leland Stan ford Jr.. University. will give course in school management and school economy
 "All subjects passed in the final ex- aminations, August 23-27, at 75 per cent or above. will be accredited to- ward a normal Diploma, providing the pupil shows an attendance on his classes of so peF cent or more for the summer session.
 Board and room at the dormitories will be SIS per month for each per son No deductions are made for parts of weeks. Tuition for the full course will be BIO for each person. This admits to all subjects and includes the special course of lectures.
 'The training department will be in session from s: co to 10:30 each day, for observation and practice work.
 Subjects. Methods. Pedagogy, Psy- chology. History of Education, Draw ing, Music, first year Spanish. Ameri- can Literature. Physiology, first and second year Arithmetic. English Gram mar, Geography. World Analysis. Ad- vanced Algebra. Algebra through quadrics, Plane and solid Geometry, Physics, School Law, Chemistry. etc. There will be a laboratory fee of one dollar for each pupil in physics and two dollars in chemistry.
 "The main line of he Santa Fe makes a round trip rate of one fare and one-fourth on the certificate plan.
 Excursions will be made during the session to the Grand Canyon, Petri- fled Forest and many other places of interest.