The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-14
many HIGH SCHOOLS WOULD RECEIVE
AID UNDER new NORTH DAKOTA LAW
land shall be within one mile of the
school house.
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iand shall be within one mile of the
school house.
Administration
The five schools to try for the state
assigned to a place in the list of said
schools at the March, 1912, meeting
Of the state high school board. The
ala shall be apportioned to the school
at the April meeting the year follow
inf, If requirements have been met by
the school or schools listed. Contin-
uance on the list shall depend on con-
tlnued enthusiasm and high standards.
Preliminary Report
The preliminary report that is made
to h state high school board must
show number of rooms in building; To-
cation of rooms for department.; size
of each; condition as to heat. light and
~ventilation; equipment for manual
training; equipment for domestic sci
ence and art; qualifications of instruc-
tors; average daily attendance of high
school pupils; number of pupils en-
rolled In the entire system of schools;
opportunities for board n lodging;
condition in community as to pool
rooms, etc; number of acres of land
In experimental tract; distance in rods
from school house; character of land
as to tillage. drainage and sail, and If
leased, for how long.
Blank Application
The blank applications to be used
are as follows:
To the State High School Board of
North Dakota:
The board of education of school
district No. - supporting the high
school at -----. North Dakota,
submits preliminary report herewith
and requests that the high school at
North Dakota, be deSig-
mated a state high school with a de-
partment of agriculture. manual train
ing and domestic science and art With
state aid in accordance with the pro-
visions of chapter 40 of the general
laws of 1911 and further conditions
we hereby agree to comply with the
foregoing.
|. This application is made in accord
ance with a resolution passed by the
board of education of said district on
|. Few ClassiAcations
l. Other matters taken up by the
board was the desirability of more
room and better sanitary conditions for
many schools in the state. 1t was
thought also that better instruction
should prevail in some and especially
taht the laboratory phase of the work
should receive more attention. 1t was
ordered that schools should receive no.
tice of these matters.
The classification of schools gener-
ally vas not taken up, but Il few spe-
cial requests for classification We're
considered. The high school at Han
kinson was given a place on the first
class list and that at MaXbass was
listed with the third class schools.
Other special requests for classifica-
ton were considered and left for de-
cision until a future meeting of the
board.
The board adjourned to meet in Far
go March s. 1912, when applications
for a place on the list of five schools
receiving state aid for maintaining a
department of agriculture, ETC., accord
ing to chapter 40 Of the general laws
Of 1911, will be considered.
The board ordered that its statement
Of requirements. the form of prelim-
mary report and the form for appli-
cation be mailed to high schools as
soon as same could be printed.