The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-28
TRAINING School.
STATES COURSES
Continued from page 81

50 A weekly social evening would be
held in the gymnasium which would
add to the pleasure of those attending.
Session Opens in June.
"The 1913 session would begin June
"a and close August 2.
!" If you are a teacher. we take it
you wish to meet your fellow workers
in Racine and Kenosha Counties We
believe also that you wish to i'm
prove professionally and will take adj
/ vantage of any means to better your
certificate and increase your self-sat-
isfaction as you feel yourself improve.
High School graduates can obtain
certificate credit in any second or
first grade subject by reciting in that
subject twice daily during one sum-
mer session of six weeks.
Those who are not High School
graduates can obtain certificate credit
in any second or first grade subject by
reciting in that subject twice daily
during two summer sessions.
superintendent Urge Attendance.
By way Of emphasizing this appeal
r. L. Cundy, Superintendent of Schools
for Kenosha County has appended the
following statement to Professor
Smith s explanation:
"To the Teachers of Kenosha County:
''The Joint County Training School
is offering to you valuable summer
course, one that you can not afford to
miss the chance to avail yourself of in
obtaining standings for the renewal Of
certificates, earning higher ones and
besides improving yourself profession
ally.
Each year goodly number of
teachers write the teachers examina-
tions, but standing obtained at the
training school will be accepted.
Again number leave the teaching
profession and as we were short of
teachers last year, am contemplating
a larger shortage the coming school
year.
"The summer session offered by this
institution reaches its highest useful
ness when it is organized for the bene-
fit of the teachers who are already in
the teaching profession and find the
summer vacation the only time fol
continuing their studies, besides tax
ing up new lines of work fitting them
selves for promotion to more desirable
and profitable positions.
Yours for better teachers and schools
Robert L. Cundy. =
In the same vein, Frank LaBudde
| SINGS lntendent Of Schools for Racine
county writes:
II am glad to learn that the joint
County Training School for teachers
which has always pursued policy Of
trying to meet the educationl needs
of the immediate counties, is offering
solution to that great demand =
a summer session where teachers may
obtain credit as well as information
The preparation and experience Of
the faculty together with the library
e@AAN OOAASA equipment CudO1CO LILLE
school to do work of a superior ma
ture.
II trust all growing teachers Of
! Racine County, who can be benefited
thereby, will be in attendance,
Respectfully yours,
Frank LaBudde, Co., Supt.'
Teachers or prospective teachers who
are expecting to profit by the train
ing school are urged to get application
blanks from these officials and to give
them some indication of the course:
most to be desired in order that they
can arrange their final program tc
meet the needs of the largest number
of students irrespective of the change:
it may require in their original cur
riculm for the school.
The Kenosha County Council of De
tense meets in regular session AT the