The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-25
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ZOO r. M--Re#na Tahles-tA}
State and County Superintendents,
seventh Street Christian church.
Chairman. Augustus L. Downing.
first assistant commissioner Of edu-
cation. Albany, NJ. X.
Problems That Confront the
State Superintendent in His Rela-
ton to the Rural Schools" George
b. Cook. State superintendent of
public instruction. Little Rock.
Ark; Frank w. Miller, State COM
missioner of schools. Columbus.
Ohio. General discussion.
Problems That Confront the
County Superintendent in His Re-
lation to the Rural Schools" AL
bert S. Cook. superintendent. of
Baltimore county schools, Towson,
Md General discussion.
Dangers of DIFFERENTIATION OF
the Rural Schools" Payson Smith.
State superintendent of public
schools, Augusta, Me. General dis
cussion.
differentiation of the ONCE OF
State Superintendent and That of
County Superintendent" Francis G..
Blair, State superintendent of pub
tic instruction, Springfield, H.
differentiation of the Office of
County Superintendent and That
of State superintendent" Oliver ].
Morelock, superintendent OF Essex
county schools. Newark. N. Gen.
eral discussion.
fgl- Cities over 400. ooo--High
School auditorium.
u
baugh. superintendent of schools,
Function Of the School to the Com
snunity 1t Serves: % Its Schol-
astic Function" J. NJ. Gwinn. sup
erintendent of schools, New Or
leans. La
t2) Its Economic Function" F.
r.. Dyer, superintendent of schools.
Boston. Mass
ts) Its Social Function" J. NJ.
Greenwood, advisory superintend-
ent of schools. Kansas City. Mo.
td> General discussion--Leader
w. Fl. Maxwell, superintendent OF
schools, New York. n Y.
tC) Cities $4,000 to 100000
Richmond hotel auditorium. Chair
man. Ernest O. Holland, superin-
tendent Of schools. Louisville, Ky.
Iopit. DIFFERENTIATION III A~cuI StS
of Study in the Upper Grades
CD shortening or Course,
Henry Suxzailo. professor of phil
osophy Of education, Teachers col
lege. Columbia university, New
York, N. Y: Fl. S. Sweet, superin-
tendent Of schools. Rochester, n. Y.
(2) Substitution of Work for
Vocational on Prevocational Char
acter." w. A. Greeson, Superin-
tendent of schools. Grand Rapids.
Mich; Ira l.. Cammack. snperin-
tendent 'of schools. Kansas City.
Mo.
ts) General discussion-Lead-
ers: David Snedden. commissioner
of education for Massachusetts,,
Boston. Mass; Leonard A. Ayres,
director division of education, New
York, N. Y.
CD Cities under $4,000 Me-
chanies' institute. Chairman, Eli
f. Bass, superintendent of city
schools. Greenville. Miss.
How Shall the superintendent
Measure His Own Efficiency" Will
liam McKcndree Vance. superin-
tendent of pMbIis schools. Delaware.
Ohio.
Testing Grade Teachers for Eff
ficiencv.s Edwin ID. Pussy, super
intendent of schools. -Gnldshnrn.-N.
G..
How to Secure More Effective,
Supervision Reed Ii. Teitrick.
deputy superintendent Of public in.
struction. Harrisburg. Pa
'Pre-delinquent Boys" G. r..
Joiner, superintendent of schools,
Monmouth, I'll.
500 r. M.--City Auditorium.
c---"Determinants of the
Course OF Study" A. Duncan Yo-
cum. professor of educational re-
setfch and practice, University OF
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Pa.
John w. Withers, president. Har-
ris Teachers college, st. Louis. Mo.
Thirty-minute paper1.
Fve-minute discussions