Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-27
SUMNER School
FOR TEACHERS


School, which begins next Wednes-
day, will be open only to teachers
Announcement Of this was made to-
day by Cyril o. Smith. who has been
named director of the summer school
and will he in charge of its activi-
ties
This is the first year for some time
that the summer school will be car
ricd on from funds provided by the
Territory. Last year funds were sub
scribed privately among business
men and others for the support of
the school in order to benefit the tea
chers, but the last legislature provid-
ed for the school.
Director Smith this morning, in
announcing the plans for the session,
emphasized particularly the fact the
registration may be made all this
week beginning tomorrow and up I'M
til the opening of school, and that he
will be in the office of the Normal
School from 10 to 12 o'clock each
morning to accommodate those who
wish to register. for whom special
forms have been prepared. re his
plans work out as he hopes, registra-
ton will he complete by the open
ing day and classes will start at
once.
Six Weeks Session.
The school opens on Wednesday
I,,I,, ,,t -
tinue In session until August Is. tho
final examinations being held on Aug
ust IL, II and IS. leaving four weeks
for vacation weekly written tests
will be given the attending students
each Friday. the results of which will
he handed them early in the follow
ing week. and II is hoped that three
important points will be gained from
these tests:
First, showing the faculty whether
the work of the past week has been
properly assimilated; second, encour.
aging the students 10 better their own
records and the mark of others each
week; and third, teaching the stud.
ents the proper form in which an eX.
animation paper should be handed in
results in the past having shown that
such training is highly necessary.
The money appropriated by the
legislature for the summer school is
for teachers only said Director
Smith today, land only those who
have taught will he admitted to this
session, but of course the final exam
nations are open to all. The sum.
| mcr school Is in no sense short cut
to the profession OF teaching but Is
organized solely to help those aheaf
! in the ranks Outsiders will Away,
! he made welcome to the regular
course at the Territorial Norma
| School.
"Thc attending students will b'
divided into two distinct grades -
holding no primary certificates N
whose certificates have expired, an,
those holding this primary certidcat,
who wish to take the grammar grade
examination
Course Of Study.
In the primary grades the subjects
will be:
l. Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing, under Miss Maud Dawson
.. Arithmetic, under Mr.. George S
Raymond
g. English Literature, under Mis-
NJ Dean.
4, Nature Study and Hygiene an
Sanitation, under Mr.. NJ. y. Bairos
3. English and Expression Work
under Miss l.. G. Marshall.
G. Geography under Mr. Charlie
Baldwin.
| T. History, under Mr. McClu8key
s., Music, under Mrs. A. D. Tuck
or and Miss ] l.. Whine.
The grammar grade students vii
take up advanced work In the aboy
subjects and geometry and algebra II
addition.
Seven Periods a Day.
The program commences with IN
first recitation at $3.50 a. m. and con
tinucs through seven periods of 4