The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-25
Regents of State Normal Schools
To Establish Teachers
Agency at Madison
WILL BOOST THEIR GRADUATES
Bureau Will Also Prove of Value to
members of School Boards in
the Selection OF Teachers
in the State

WIN view TO making the n 0rmal
Schools more serviceable to the state
and of increasing the effectiveness of
their cooperation with the public
schools, the Board of Regents of Nor.
NAL Schools has established a Normal
School Bureau in the office of the
Board, at Madison, Wisconsin. This
bureau has in charge the registration
of all normal school graduates who are
DESTROYS of teaching and the rendering
of its free service to all School Boards
and superintendent desiring teachers,
1t aims to be of service to the 5000
normal school graduates now teaching
and to the 1000 School Boards employ
ing teachers.
There is kept in the Normal School
Bureau classified list of normal school
graduates who desire to teach. Evi,
dence is collected from all available
sources concerning the scholarship, per-
sonal qualities and success in the school
room of the graduates thus registered.
Graduates from every course can regis
ter, but not until the expiration of
three months of teaching after gradu-
alton. These teachers are classified, by
the card reference system as to grade
of work for which each is best suited,
and by the subjects to be taught. The
facilities Of the bureau will be free to
members of School Boards and to SUI
perintendents and principals of schools,
desiring to employ teachers.
For the service thus rendered, a. fee
of $1.00 is charged to each normal
school graduate who registers in the
| Normal School Bureau. The term of
registration is for one year beginning
January 1, 1909. No other fee or COM
mission during the year is required.
By resolution of the Board of Re-
gents Of Normal Schools, it is made
| the duty Of the secretary of the Board
| to deposit with the state treasurer all
the fees collected, the same to be made
a separate fund to pay the costs of post
age, printing and extra clerical help
employed for the Normal School Bureau.
The fee of $1.00 will probably be deem.
| Cd NC1y LnOoOI duo LUZ buC S0INIC0 I0no
dered when it is considered that nearly
every teachers agency charges regis
tration fee of $500 and per cent
commission on the first year s salary.
The service of the bureau is entirely
free to members of School Boards, and
to superintendent and principals of
schools. Those desiring teachers should
call at, or write to the Normal School
Bureau, stating:
l. Grade of work.
2. Number Of pupils.
8. Salary
f. When work begins.
5. When appointment will be made.
6. To whom application should be
made.
7. Subjects to be taught if in high
school or special position.
In calls for teachers, as complete in
formation as possible IN regard to the
vacancy is desired The more explicit
the information, the more effective will
be the effort to find the right person.
| On each call for teacher, the bureau
will send the credentials of two or
more teachers best suited to the posi-
| ton.
Every normal school graduate from
any course can register. Upon receipt
Of the registration fee of $1.OO, sent by
money order or by express order, an en-
rollment blank and directions will be
returned and the services of the bureau
enlisted to secure the teacher new
position.