The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
FACULTY. MEETING
to approval of the president.
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to approval of the president.
In the matter of tuition the law con-
trolls, and it provides that tuition shall
be free to all students residents of
Mississippi, who give a written pledge
to teach for a period of not less than
three years in the public schools of
the state, two of which shall be in
rural schools in the county in which
the student resides. All other stu
dents will be required to pay Sc for
each term of six weeks. A matricula-
ton fee of IS will be charged every
student upon entry.
The session will consist of six terms
of six weeks each followed by a sew
enth or summer term of six weeks.
Board will be furnished all pupils at
actual cost, which it is now estimated
will be $40 per month or less.
Arrangement and Furnishing of
Rooms.
Each room in both dormitories and
the Industrial home, will have two
clothes closets. Zone for each occu.
pant. lavatory with hot and cold
water service, will be furnished
with two single beds, with mattress
and pillow for each. table, three
chairs, dresser with mirror, and will
accommodate two pupils.
Pupils will be expected to furnish
pillow cases, sheets. bed clothes ana
towels.
Courses Of Study.
Two courses of study will be pre-.
scribed-one of three years leading to
certificate which will entitle the
holder to teach In any county in the
state for five years without county ex-
animation. Second, four years course
Will lead to diploma which will
equal a professional license to teach
in the state for life. Work of second
and third years of the certificate
course will be identical with that of
first and second years of the profess
sional course, thus making the entire
time required for completion of both
courses only five years.
1t is expected that many teachers
who shall have completed the certif-
cate course and gone out to teach will
return afterwards for remaining two
years Of the professional course.
Line Of Study For Each Year.
The following is the present line of
study proposed, given by years:
The first year will include a thor |
ough review of all common school
branches on which a teacher is ex.
amined for a first grade certificate in
the public schools. and is outlined as
follows:
English Grammar and Compost
tom; Mathematics, (Arithmetic) |
History, miss. and U. 81: Geogra-
phy' Civics, Physiology, Agriculture,
school music and drawing will apply
IN every year to end of the courses.
Second year, English, (composition
and rhetoric); Mathematics. (Aritb.
metic and Algebra; History, (Gener-
all Political Science, Latin. (option-
all; Photography. Agriculture, Hy-
gene and sanitation, primary meth
DDS.
Third year: English, rhetoric
ana literature) Mathematics, (AIge-
BRA and Geometry; History, (Ameri-
CAM; Latin, (optonaD: Commercial
geography. Agriculture, Pedagogy
science. branches elected) Primary
methods. Manual training and Domes-
lie Science.
Fourth. year: English, Literature
and advanced government) Mathe- h
matte, Geometry; Latin. (optionaD
Modern languages, (optionaD; Politi.
al Science and Economics, Agricul-
ure, Pedagogy, Science. Biology.
Manual training and Domestic Science h
school Of methods and demonstra
ion). |,
Fifth year: English, fliterature) /
(trigonometry); His
ory philosophy and methods)
ATTN. (cptional) Modern languages,
optionaD; Political Science and
Economies. Agriculture. Pedagogy, ,
Science.
The course for the It'll or summer /,