The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-24

hC euuSdlIOIIdl COuHCllS Vi WHICH,
Supt. Siders of Pocatello is preSi-
dent, offers the following program:
A Report on Idaho School Survey; on
provement of School Administration
in Smaller Cities, and upon Idaho
School Conditions. Commissioner E.
o. Sisson, Supt. Blue of Twin Falls,
and Supt. Siders will be the leading
speakers.
The meetings Tuesday afternoon
will be broken up into the following
sections: Higher Education, Super
intendents and Principals, High
School, Grammar Grade Teachers,
Primary Teachers, Rural School
Teachers, Penmanship.
The Higher Education Section, of
which Prof. Wilkie Collins of the Uni
versity is chairman, will be addressed
by Professor Herbert E. Fowler of
Lewiston on the subject of High |
School English, and by Prof. Karl G. |
Maeser of Pocatello upon the Social |
Sciences in the High School.
The superintendent and principals
section, of which Supt. ]. E. Turner
of Payette is chairman, will be ad-
dressed by Director o. D. Center on
Agriculture in the Public Schools; by
Supt. Johnson of Occur d'Alene on
Vocational Guidance; by Supt Sim
monds of Lewiston upon a Six Year
Elementary, and a Six-Year High
School; by Supt Shank of Idaho Falls
upon Medical Inspection; and by
Supt. Turner of Payette on Local
School Problems.
The High School section, of which
Principal c. H. bowman of Twin
Falls is chairman. will be addressed
Thy Supt. Rae of Burley upon Athletic
Ideals for High Schools; by Principal
Kean of Pocatello upon Supervised
Study; and by Principal Youngs of
Boise upon Reorganization of High
School Studies.
The Grammar section, of which
Supt. Lulah E. Smith of Blackfoot is
r chairman, will be addressed by Miss
! Augur of Star on School Gardening.
4 by John G. Werner of Albion on Es-
sentials in the Teaching Situation:
E by Percy c.. Bait of Boise on the
e Vocation and Avocation of the Rural
: Teacher; by Supt Harold of Aber-
I deem on Civics in the Grammar
Grades; by Supt. Brown of Boise on
Agricultural Subjects in the Grammar
Grades; by Miss Riddle of Caldwell
on Departmental Work; and by Miss
: Noble of Boise upon the Backward
: Child.
The primary section. of which Miss
J Belle Eagleson of Boise is chairman
I viii be addressed hv Miss Mildred
g Motif upon Children's Literature. and
c by Miss Small on Measurements in
t Arithmetic and Normal English in
/ the Lower Grades.
i The rural section. of which Miss
|. tvangeline Wiseman of Lewiston is
e chairman, will be addressed BY Miss
d Elizabeth Mcdonald on the Re-or-
! ganization of Rural School Curricu-
i lum; by Miss Addie M. Aver upon
n Seat Work for Little People; and by
n Bliss Grace Crowell upon sanitary con-
!, dltlonS for farm homes and schools.
: Penmanship section will be devot-
i ed to discussion of Better Methods
e in Penmanship. 1t will be addressed
e by Supt. Vincent of Blackfoot, Stev-
& enson of Montpelier, Decker of Nal
), ad, and Principal Shipley of Frank
z lin.
!, The general programs of the ass
8 ociation will be addressed by leading
:, educators of the northwest. Tues
day evening, DR.. E. o. Sisson, the
! Commissioner of Education. and DR..
]; Joseph X. Hart, the we'll known
Washington educator, will-each de-
! liver an address.
: The program Wednesday morning
= contains an address on religious edu-
!, cation by DR.. ]. f. Shepherd of Twin
Falls, an address by DR.. Melvin A.
It Brannon president of the state uni
o verslty, an address by State Supt.
i Bernice Mccoy, and an address by DR..
e oseph K. Hart upon the subject, "A
t. Social Program for the Future"
n Wednesday afternoons program
K presents something entirely new. The
o general subject will be Educational
/ Progress in Idaho. The executive
IS committee have endeavored to learn
: the progressive things going on in
e the state, and have asked the superin-
70 tendents and teachers connected with
+ such schools to report the same to
the state association in fve-minute
= addresses. Among the subjects to
i be discussed are: Rural School Libr.
IS aries, Hot Lunches in Rural Schools
70 Community Center Work in Rural
a Schools, Teachers Cottages, One.
s. Hour Study Recitation Plan, Teachers
lie Pensions, the Free School Lyceum
" Courses, Junior Civic Leagues, Agri.
Is cultural Education. School Orchestra
,e and School Bands,
rs On Wednesday, evening a sympos.
A. ium of the Idaho school system will
s. be heard. DR.. Sisson will speak fol-
{. the state board of education, Supt
4. Mccoy upon the state superintend.
e, ent's work, DIR. Brannon for the State
/, University; President Axline for tht
t Albion Normal; President Black fo1
n, the Lewiston Normal; President Reet
6. Tor the Idaho Technical Institute
Supt. c. E. Rose for the City Schools
Principal R. D. Dean for the High
Ct schools; and other speakers are to be