Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-03

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lState Normal School, Mayville
Pres. Thos. A. 'Hillyer, Conductor.
State Normal School, Minot, Pres
A.. G. Crane, Conductor.
State Normal School of Science
Wahpeton, Prof. r. NJ. Black, \ Con
ductOr.
State School of Science. Wahpeton
State Normal-Industrial School, FL
lendale, Prof. w. E. Johnson, Con
ductOr.
Lake Region Summer School, Dew
lis Lake, Prof. A. p. Hollis, Conduct
or. ~,
These schools are financed Jointly
by the counties that join, the insti'
tutions at which the same are held,
and by the state.
The counties joining in the Univer'
sity Summer school are: Grand
Forks, Walsh, Pembina and Nelson;
at the Agricultural College,: Cass
and Ransom; at the State Normal at
Valley City: Barnes, Griggs, La,
Moure, Stutsman, Foster and Eddy;
at the State Normal school at May
Vile: Trail and Steele; at the State
Normal school at Minot: Ward,
Burke, Divide, Renville, Mountrail,
EE'ottineau and McHenry; at the State
School Of Science, Richland; at the
Normal-Industrial school at ellen
dale: Dickey, Mcintosh, Logan and
Emmons; in the Lake Region Sum
mer school: Ramsey, Towner, Pierce
and Rolette. These schools are open
to all the teachers of the state and
at some of them nearly every c0un-
ty in the state is represented.
The Summer school at Mayville is
financed wholly by the State Normal
school. at that place. The attendance
at the training schools this year Is
the largest in the history Of the state,
there being about 1000 teachers and
prospective teachers enrolled. The
institutions have arranged their
courses so that teachers attending
summer. schools are able to secure
credits toward graduation from the
regular courses. The teachers who
attend summer school and do APPROX
ed work are given credits on exam
ination toward teachers elementary
certificates, and also for renewal OF
certificates already issued.
Work High Grade.
The work done is of high grade and
is evidence that the teachers of North
Dakota are anxious, to improve them
selves and are keeping in touch with
the latest things in education. The
teachers realize that the surest way
to secure better salaries is to be
better prepared for the work Of
teaching. The session at the State
Normal school at Minot is the first
held at that institution. About $40
teachers are enrolled, which is 2
strong endorsement for Pres. Crane
and his able assistants.
The Lake Region school at Devils
Lake is likely to become a strong
factor in educational work, about 1875
teachers enrolled.
The schools also offer courses in
advanced work as well as the CON-
mon school subjects.
r. M. Black of Wahpeton will en-
ter upon the discharge of his duties
as president Of the Normal-Industri-
al school at Ellendale on Monday,
August 3. Pres. w. e. Johnson, who
has been at the head of that insti-
tuition for the past year, takes up
his work as president of NormallIn-
dustrial school at Aberdeen, S. D., on
the same date. Pres. johnson has
had a most successful year at Ellen
dale and leaves for his new position
with the most cordial support of the
teachers Of North Dakota.
The higher educational institutions
of the state are all looking for the
largest attendance next year in the
history of the state.