Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-12

Unity, High school: Van Buren,, Convent
hall. Veazie. Grammar school; Vinal-
haven. High school; Waldoboro. High
school: Warren, High school; Waterville,
Pleasant street building; Whitneyvllle'
Grammar school; Winthrop, High schooi;
Yarmouth. High school.
SECONDARY AND PROFESSIONAL
CERTIFICATES-Op will be
given on the same date June 26) for
those candidates who may desire to
qualify by written examination for any
of the following grades of certificate: A.
Professional Elementary; B, Secondary;
c, Professional Secondary; a. candi-
date desiring to qualify for anyvof these
grades of certificate except the regular
elementary. must file an application not
later than Saturday, June 12uO such
will be forthwith notified Of the place
where they will report for examination
and the program of the examination.
Only those persons who already hold the
elementary or the secondary certificate
are eligible respectively for written ex-
aminatons for the professional elemen-
tary certificate or the professional sec
ondary certificate. Forms for making
preliminary applications for State GER
tifcates of all grades will be sent on ap-
plication to the State superintendent or
public schools. Augusta. Maine.
EXAMINATION RULES.
Program-A. NJ: $50 to $40, prelimi-
naries; $40 to go, reading; go to 1910.
arithmetic: 1910 to HOS, grammar; Hos
to 1900, history; +. NJ: LOO to 1.4o, nature
studies: 1.45 to 2.30, civil government; 2.3)
to 3.15, school laws; 3.15 to 400, geography
400 to Ais, physiology; AS to 500. spell
ing.
No candidate shall be examined in any
subject at any other time than that set
for it in the above program. Candidates
desiring certificates must, therefore, be
present at the beginning and through
the entire time devoted to the eXami-
nation.
No candidate will be granted a certifi-
cate, who shall fail to fill out a prelimi-
nary application blank and transmit the
same to the Office of the State superin-
tendent of public schools at Augusta.
All examination papers shall be written
on paper of large letter size. Sx10 inches,
shall be written upon one side only, and
shall be passed to the conductor prompt
ly at the end of each period as fixed in
the program. No paper shall be folded
or rolled. When more than one sheet is
required for the examination in any sub
ject, the sheets must be pinned together
at the upper left hand corner before be-
ing passed to the conductor.
At the top Of every paper on upper
right hand corner, must be written the
name and P. 0. address of the candidate.
The list Of questions, the answers to
which are written on the paper, must be
pinned thereto at the upper left hand
corner, or the paper will not be consid-
cred.
No candidate shall communicate in any
way with another during the examina-
ton periods, or ask the conductor for
any information relating to the subject
matter Of the examination. Candidates
so communicating or asking information
will forfeit thereby all claims to certifi-
Gates.
Rank in penmanship will be based upon
the first half page of the paper in read
ing.
Candidates should take with them at
least 20 sheets of paper Sx1O inches in
size, properly sharpened pencil, and
pins for fastening papers.
Examination Of Supers.
Announcement is made at the Office Of
the State superintendent Of public schools
that the regular semi-annual examination
of candidates for certificates of superin-
tendence grade emitting the holder to
act as superintendent of schools in a
union of two or more towns is to be held
on Friday. June Is, 1915, at Augusta, Ma
chas and Pressure Isle. Candidates are
requested to file applications at once
stating the place at which they will ap-
pear for examination.