New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
Time of examination.

English Grammar and Compo-
sition.
History of the United States
and Constitution Of Louisiana.
Political and Physical Geo
graphy.
Physiology and Hygiene.
Theory and Art of Teaching.
Second Grade Certificate.
Elementary Algebra.
Arithmetic.
English Grammar and Compo-
sition
History of the United States.
Geography.
Physiology and Hygiene.
Spelling
Theory and Art of Teaching.
Third Grade Certificate.
Arithmetic.
English Grammar and Compost
ton.
History Of the United States.
Geography.
Physiology and Hygiene.
Spelling. ~
Theory and Art of Teaching.
Questions for examinations.
The questions for examination
will be made to conform as far as
possible to the subject matter in
the text books used in the insti-
tutes. summer normals and schools
of the State. The examination in
Process, b Strayer, for the
Theory and Art will be based upon
"a Brief Course in the Teaching
Process, by Strayer. for the
First Grade, and Standards in
Education" by Chamberlain, for
the Second and Third Grades, the
text books selected for the read
ing course of the Institutes Of the
present session.
Required Averages.
Certificates will be issued to
the applicants for First and Sec
cond grade certificates who earn
a general average of eighty 500
per cent and minimum of for
I (40) per cent in all subjects Of
/. the examination; to applicants
for Third grades who obtain a
general average of seyenty-fiye
tT5) per cent. witt a minimum OF
forty (40) per cent. in all sub
jectS of examination.
Applicants for First and Second
grade certificates whose general
averages are below eighty $50
per cent, and not under seventy
five (75) per cent. with the re-
CURED minmum of forty (40) per
cent. in all subjects of the exam
nation will be awarded certifi-
Gates of lower grade; applicants
for First grade certificates receiv-
ng Second grade certificates, and
applicants for second grade esr-
tfficates receiving third grade GER
tifcates.
Eliminating Geometsy, apph-
cants for First grade certificates
who earn general average of
eighty ts0) per cent. and a min
mum Of 40 per cent in the other
subjects of the examination, will
pe awarded second grade certifi-
Gates.
Eliminating both Geometry ami
Algebra, applicants for First
grade certificates who earn a gen
eral average of % per cent and q
minimum of 40 per cent in the 9TH
or subject of the examination, will |
pc awarded Third grade certiA-
catch.
Applicants for special High |
school certificates must not only |
secure a general average of eighty
lou per cent. and a minimum of
iOrfy t40) per cent in all subjects
" the examination, but also must
reach an average of eighty (S0l
per cent. in the special high school
mlblects applied for.
E &faduates of Exempted Institu.
lions.
graduates of all institutions of
EARNING authorized to confer d.
'olnas uAder the laws of this
esste shalr be credited with hav-
s'p passed satisfactory examina-
<,vh N all subjects upon which APP
INFANT Tor first grade certificates
sfe examined, except the Theory
sl'u Art Of Teaching. Such grad
ses must pass satisfactory ex-
nation in the Theory and Art
reaching to obtain First
fade certificate.
anmer School Credits.
Under resolution of the State
a OF Education, applicants ,
n nave pursued successfully ]
'A weeks course Of the sum
normal schools of the State
Dc accredited with five [5l !
= % the general average
asd Is them in the examine I
summation of white ap- !
Will be conducted in the {
eeFia High School. The ex- I
tlon Of colored applicants a
held in Douglas Institute. !,
L. A. WALLET,
superintendent.