The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-09
REVIEW COURSE FOR TEACHERS
Albion State Normal School, Monday,
April 10th to Friday, June 11th.


During the eight weeks beginning
Monday, April 10th, special review
and professional classes will be con-
Quoted by members of the faculty in
the State Normal school at Albion for
the benefit of teachers and Others
who desire to review the common
branches and get some special work
in professional training.
Special review classes will be or
ganized in practically all of the com
mon branches which will cover the
work given in the state texts, also
special classes will be organized in
school management and principles
of teaching and in primary work. A
class in manual training will be or
ganized to do work in cardboard,
sloyd basketry, clay modelling, etc.
These classes will be conducted by
the members of the regular faculty Of
the school. The model school of the
training deartment will be open to
students taking this course and they
will be able to get into touch with
the best methods of teaching. Stu
dents desiring to take work in gen
eral history, algebra, rhetoric and
other higher branches will take this
work with the regular classes in the
normal department, which does not
close until June 18th or special
classes will be formed if necessary.
Students will be enrolled in any class
at any time.
Expenses will be light and need
not exceed $50 for the eight weeks.
An enrolment fee of $1.00 will be
charged. Board and room in DOR
mitories will be furnished for $14
per month if paid each month in ad-
vance. VI
! Students taking this course will
have all Of the privileges OF library,
dormitories, laboratories, etc., and
will be subject to the same rules and
regulations as other students. They
will have every opportunity to come
into touch with the best of normal
school work.
The institution of this course is
the first step into the broader field
OF influence which the State Normal
school at Albion means to occupy.
The last legislature gave the school
an appropriation of $119,485, which
will enable it to take its place among
the largest schools in the northwest.
Thirty-six thousand dollars will be
devoted to the building and equiping
of gymnasium; $S,4S5 will be used
to furnish splendid department of
science, erecting central heating
plant and in repairing the buildings.
The balance, $4,000, will be devoted
to general maintenance. This is
$25,O00 more than the school had
during the past biennial period and
will enable it to give better facilities
to its students than ever be-
fore.
To the teacher or student who
needs the review work and to the
teacher who desires to gather the in
spiration to be gained from close
contact with the normal school at
this is a grand opportun-
ity. Albion is an ideal place for
study, as the days and nights are
always cool. The expense Of staying
in the dormitories, which are famous
for their pleasant rooms and pala-
table meals, is SO light that it is
little more than that of staying at
home. 1t is expected that many
teachers and students will spend all
or part of this eight weeks in AL
bion taking advantage of this great
opportunity.
Very truly yours,
G. A. AXLINE,
President |