The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-03-25
NORMAL SCHOOL BUREAU.
To Superintendent, Teachers and Schoo
Boards:

10 Superintendents Teachers and School
Boards:
With a view to making the Normal
Schools more serviceable to the State
and of increasing the effectiveness of
their CO.. operation with the public schools
the Board of Regents of Normal Schools
has established 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 desirious of teaching
and the rendering of its free service to all
school boards and superintendents de-
string teachers. 1t aims to be Of service
to the 5000 normal school graduates
now teaching and to the 1000 school
boards employing teachers.
There is kept in the Normal School
Bureau classified list of normal school
graduates who desire to teach. Evil
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 regist-
er but not until the expiration of three
months of teaching after graduation.
These teachers are classified, by the card
reference system rs 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 superintendent
and principals of schools desiring to EN-
ploy teachers.
For the service thus rendered, fee of
81 90 is charged to each normal school
graduate who registers in the Normal
School Bureau. The term of registra.
ton is for one year beginning January
|. 1909 No other fee or commission
during the year is required. By reso.
luton of the Board of Regents of Normal
Schools, it is made the duty of the Sec
rotary of the Board to deposit with the
State Treasurer all the fees collected,
the same to be made separate fund to
pay the costs Of postage, printing and
extra clerial help employed for the Nor
NAL School Bureau. The fee of Sl.0O
will probably be deemed very moderate
for the service rendered when it is con-
sidered that nearly every teachers a
gency charges a registration fee of $500
and So commission on the first years
salary.
The service of the Bureau is entirely
free to members of school boards, and to
superintendent and principals at schools.
Those desiring teachers should call at
or write to the Normal School Bureau,
stating, Grade of work. Number of
pupils Salary. When work begins.
When appointments will be made. To
whom application should be made.
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 position.
Every normal school graduate from
any course can register. Upon receipt
of the registration fee of 81 90, sent by
money order or by express order, an en-
rollment blank and directions will be re
turned and the services of the Bureau
enlisted to secure the teacher new
position,
Address,
Normal School Bureau,
William Kittle, Secretary,
Madison, Wis.