The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-20

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tionss under which temporary certifi-
Gates may be issued in September
1919.
Persons with temporary certificates
should not compete with persons witn
regular certificates. "A board OF edn-
cation should not promise employment !
to teacher who does not have pros
pect Of regular certificate until tney
have notice from the county superin-
tendent that regularly certified teach-
ers cannot be secured in that county or
elsewhere.
Temporary certificates SO far as we
are now ready to prescribe may oe
| issued in September xo,r
I(10 ONLY IN COUNTIES in WHlCh
/ NOT ENOUGH REGULARLY ZEN
/ TIFICATED TEACHERS TO SUI
i ply THE SCHOOLS CAN By
| SECURED, AND AFTER THIS
FACT IS CERTIFIED TO THIS De
Il PARTMENT AND VERIFIED BY w
l2l no PERSONS WHO HAVE
TAKEN TWELVE WEEKS OF NOK-
MAT, WORK THIS SUMMER AND
WHO, IF THEY HAVE MOl hRR nE
TEACHING EXPERIENCES, AhH
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES i
12I IN NO CASE Y TO PEKSOONS
WITHOUT NORMAL TRAINING q
In applying the above rules the per-
sons with eighteen weeks OF training
should be provided with certificates Pc PEI
fore the power to issue to those WIN
twelve weeks of training is exer-
c;sed. Persons who have had twelve
weeks of normal training lat any
time) will, if further provisions - ior ,.'1
lteacher-shortage are found necessary,
be given preference, with temporary
certificates, before any emergency Ger
t;fcate is authorized, unless the latteI
Is authorized in some particular case
for some special service. However
M nerson with less than "a weeks OF
training Tor 80 for high school OF
snecial certifcate) should expect a GER
t;fcate unless he secures as nearly d.
nossible the required training.
A high school graduate or experl
enced teacher who gets " weeks =
training this summer can however o
sure of certificate in some county a
a shortage Of teachers is certain Il
many counties. :
Those who have not endeavored t
conform to standards when they hav
had the opportunity to do SO will nc
he certificated under any plan at pres
ent contemplated even II there al
schools without teachers. This doc
not mean that some emergency cel
tifcates may not be granted to worth
persons formerly teachers who one
to take up the work when the schoo
would not otherwise be supplied.
- It is provided by this new law all
- that the superintendent of public i
q struction shall evaluate normal tral
~ ing and tissue certificates of profe
e sional training which shall state tt
:. total number of multiples of 81
= weeks training completed by the pro
q pective applicant" This provlssl'
4 goes into effect the day OF the Sc
Z tember examination. We desire
- have the certificates from the norm
- schools submitted to us, and to retu
Z the applicants certificates of tralnil
- through the county superintendent
- 1--WE shall be glad to have you gi
< publicity to this and to make arrane
= ments to take care of this exchanI
-. The subjects required for M
X school examination change Septemt
z 6 to English, principles of teachir
- and five electives, the list of electiy
<S> being changed to include physics, alt
bra, French, Spanish, economi
~ sociology, manual training and hol
economics, and to exclude Germs
: Those taking the first half of the I
animation in June or August, expe
. ing to take the second half in Septe
- ber, may proceed on the above sch
ule of subjects.
F. B. Pearson.