The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-22
RICHMOND CITY
SUMMER NORMAL
BEGINs TODAY TO CONTINUE TO
THROUGH JUNT AND
JULY.
MEMBERS OF FACULTY
OFFERS ADVANTAGES TO ALL
TEACHERS IN THE ELE-
MENTARY GRADED
SCHOOLS.
MEMBERS OF FACULTY.

The Richmond city normal, summer
session, will begin its second term this
morning. This normal viii be held
in the John Marshall high school
building, and the term will last until
August /. 1t is a registered state
normal school While this institute
Is conducted by the State, the city
council has generously given s2,5ot
for the benefit of our local teachers
The school will offer work leading &c
credit for the certificates of the State
board Of education, known as the
summer professional certificate fol
primary grades, the summer school
professional certificate for grammar
grades, and the summer school pro.
fessional certificate for advanced
grades. 1t does not offer courses
leading to summer school professional
certificate. collegiate grade.
Only the following classes of teach
ers are advised TO attend
First. Those holding the Virginia
high school certificate, the training
class certificate. or the full first grade
certificate.
Second. Those who already hold O
certificate OF higher grade than those
just mentioned and who desire &c
strengthen themselves in a profess
sional and an academic way in ele-
mentary grade work
HlJA. J nose VINO uSSlIe 10 ItiE "
their certificates under the present
regulations Of the State board OF edu-
cation by art aiding . summer nor
NAL for twenty days.
Fourth Those who desire to begir
or to continue work for the summer
school professional certificate fol-
primary grades, or the summer scheol
/, professional certificate for grammar
grades, or the summer school pro-
nj sawyfF rre To ad -vssI
The instructors, selected from al
parts of the country. are exceptional
experts in the technique and appli.
cation OF elementary school work.
They are men and women OF normal
collegiate and university training. and
also teachers of experience in Gle,
Inentary schools.
the faculty, their previous experience
ia part, and the subjects OF their an
struction:
Dr. Amber History~-professor o.
history, Randolph Macon college.
Kate L. Austin, Gymnastics and
Games-Diplona, Teachers college
Columbia university, New York: sum
n,er school. Columbia university, New
York: supervisor of games, Girls
Adelphi academy. Brooklyn, \. Y.
1913.
Esther Brock, rawing-Graduatt
Mckinley manual training seAool
Washington. u. c.. normal art
course. Pratt institute Brooklyn. \
Y: assistant in drawing. Washington
y. c., public schools; instructor IL
summer schools: student in Europe
Sarah c. Brooks, Primary Methods
Model teacher OF training school
principal OF training school supervisor
of kindergartens and primary grades
81. Paul, Mimi; supervisor, St Pau
MINI.
Forrest A. De Graft. Mathematics
Diploma in mathems tics, Teachers
college, Columbia university, b, S, In
education. Teachers college, Coiumbia
university. Instructor Horace Manr
school. n. " instructor Cooper Union
institute. y. Y: Friend S Select 8 &hool
Philadelphia. Pa
Annie Lillian Davis. Industrial Arts
Diploma In domestic science, Nor
NAL and Industrial school. Harrison
burg. Va: student GUNNER sessions
Columbia university. special teaches
CT manual arts, Richmond city DubliC
schools, Richmond, Va
Minnie Lee Davis, Primary Methods
B. S. and diploma In elementary
supervision. Teachers college. Column
h!a university. practice teacher In
Training school. baltimore, graduate
student IN Psychology and supervision
Teachers collage. Columbia university;
more public schools: supervisor OF