The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-14
Educational Department No. Ia.
Class No. 81.
s CauaraI Rules aaG
General Rules

/. All entries are free and confn-
ed to the schools of the County School
District Of Medina County, Ohio.
2. All entries must be made to
County Supt. of Schools, and all work
must be displayed by noon of first
day of fair.
g.. All work exhibited must be
the work of pupils regularly enrolled
in schools. The work must have been
done by the pupils themselves lex
cept where marked "selected") since
Sept. 20, 1918.
4. The name, age and grade of pu-
pil, also name of school and teacher
(shool term 1918-1919) should appear
( on each piece Of work exhibited.
5. Exhibits Of one and two room
schools will be judged as follows: GO
per cent on general school work which
includes penmanship letters, compost
\ tion, note books, drawing, map draw
ing (all maps drawn without tracing)
I water colors, product maps, mathe-
Amatical, test and examination papers,
etc.; 15 per cent on agricultural pro-
ducts grown by pupils themselves, ex-
cept those found in theS individual
Premium List" marked selected; 10
Der cent on manual training, 10 per
[ cent on domestic art and 5 per cent
on general appearance.
6. Exhibits in all other schools
will be judged as follows: 60 per cent
on general school work, 10 per cent
manual training, 10 per cent domestic
7 art, 10 per cent on agricultural OF
garden products and 10 per cent on
general appearance.
z. All maps, drawing and mount.
ed articles should be placed on card
board 22x28 inches, card-boards to be
/ suspended lengthwise.
8. Space will be allotted in terms
Of cardboard, hung lengthwise.
3E 8. Individual Exhibits: NJ To com.
< pete for an individual premium al
n mentioned in the Individual Premium
List" the article must be exhibited
as part Of. the school display The
article must be marked with specia
tag which may be secured from the
County Superintendent.
10. All prizes received from indi
vidual exhibits belong to the individ
Aual. All other prizes belong to the
school winning such prize or prizes
4 II. In making an exhibit let quail
ity rather than quantity be your aim
Z Aim to have something in each o.
the different departments in which
the display is to be judged. .
m .12. Domestic Art will include bak
ing, canning, drying, sewing and fame!
work. IA
Agriculture will include raising
A flowers, garden vegetables as well ta'
growing field crops. Il.
In Manual Training include al
hand work of the lower. grades, sucl
4 as paper cutting, sewing cards, pape
and card board, construction work
etc. Have some Of the various form
of nature work.
13. Space allotted: First Grad
High Schools viii be allotted not les
than six card board nor more thai
/ twenty. !.
All other schools will be allotted no
less than four. card board nor NOR
than sixteen. N sl..4.
Table space will be allotted in pro
portion to the amount of card boar
space requested.
Classification
Glass A. First Grade High Schoo
Class B. Second Grade Hig
4 SchoGl.
Class G. Elementary Schools wit
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Glass d. Elementary Schools wit
grades 5-8. \.
Glass E. Elementary Schools wit
grades or and 2. 5
Glass F. Elementary Schools wit
grades 3 or 3and 4. ].
1& n Class G. Elementary Schools wit
lkrades 5 or s and 6.
y Class H. Elementary Schools wit
grades 7 or and 8.
Glass /. One-room schools.
Premiums in above classes will b
1st prize $10,2nd, $6; 3rd, $4.
Any school not coming strictly
any of the above classes will B
placed in the class which most nearl
represents the work that school n
doing; for example school wit
grades, 8, A and 5 will be classe
as schools with grades 8 and A. Thei
are, however, very few schools in th
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