The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-27
KANSAS TEACHERS COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION
Program For Second Annual Session To Be Held in
Topeka, January Is and II.

sohrCotNC SESSiON: T. WA. bulldiHE<
Standards for determining the best texts
TO De adopted this year-Prineipal H. E.
ChandleE Junction City
Uniform records and reports (This is
continuation of the topic from last year
with Recommendation Of a standard form
and motion for its adoption l-Priueipal
Will Freneh. Winfield.
The use Of intelligence tests in the high
schoo-Prof Raymond A. schwegfer, Eni-
Note 1.-Two topics that viii come up for
discussion bnt are not on the program
association" and -Teacherss councils =
Note "A meeting of the State High
the close OF the first session of this see
Grade school Principals.
Principal c. V. Dennis, Independence.
Chairman.
FIRST SESSION: First Methodist church,
Friday.eJanuary 10. = z. NJ.
What should the principal expect of the
eseher:+-Principal A. B. Robson. wich-
What shouId the teacher EXPECT Of the
principal Principal w. r. Willis, Par
sons
What should the superintendent expect
OF the principal Principal Alma c. Mat
thews. SoffeyFille.
seIf?-Prtncipal w L. Newell, Indepen-
SECOND SESSION: First Methodist
church, Saturday, January H. . so A NJ.
How % teach and inSufcatee thsrobred
Anne rlcanfsm sm-Superintendent NJ z. Null
The importance OF regularity and punc-
tuaIity on the character of the pupil and
how to obtain the same-Prineipal Mary E.
Advantages, and disadvantages of depart
mental wo-k in the grades-PrincipaI Roy
Reynolds, TT. Scott
Board of Education.
Professor W. H. Andrews, Manhattan,
Chairman.
FIRST Sessions. Unitarian church, Fri
day. January 16, > 90 p. NJ
General subject The financial situa-
A financial survey of our present school
sitnatieazSuperintend NJ E Pearson,
How shalt the supply OF teachers for our
schools be maintained President W. NJ
Jardine. Kansas State Agricultural college.
Mr. l. C.. Stevenson, Clerk. Board of Edu
cation, Lawrence.
The teacher, the board. and the union
Mr. L.. NJ. Penwell, President Board Of
Education, Topeka
Layman aud expert in school supervision
z Study, Atchisou-
SECOND SESSION: Unitarian church.
saturday, january Il, 900 A. II.
General subject: Americans all
Americanizing our schools-Hon- J. g.
RuppentiiaI, school sf Law, University
The eiInlinatiou Of politics from public
Observation-Disclosures Burkholder, Board of
Education, Mop Pherspn.
I
Kansas-Prefessor c. L. Rarick State
NernHal School, Hays.
Smith. .Marysville.
EgHtnsEs session. -.
Section for Supervisors
SenerYissr e. ]. Buckles, Topeka,
Chairman
/ FIRST SESSION: First Congregational
I chnfeh, Friday, January 16. 300 p. N.
Aafrs ss@stahe Superintendent L. E
sd1raSssspocter n. c. Lull. Emporia-
| IhSs iRfssEtstng function of special ssper-
Fr6ssaaidafs msn- Joseph F. PARKS, wich-
Sehaol feeling problem Of every
! superyisor-Anna h. Hughes, Fort Scott.
for special superTfsufs-George K. Wells,
sEcoNp SESSION :.EElrst Congregational
| Drawing and its place in the public
/ sehoois--Mary Bunker. Topeka.
Securing the corporation of the general
! teachers in developing penmanship-C. C
Music in the junior high scbool-Erma
The importance Of domestic art in the
grammar grades-Ida Mitchell, Kansas
Values in wood work-D. S. Roger, sa-
/ lina-
The superintendent and athletics in the
| small high school, w Joslyn. Williams
State control of high school athletics-J
/ Il. TX. zBarneS, Topeka
| General Information.
| ROOM RESERVATIONS: Those desir-
/ ing to reserve rooms for the meeting OF t.,
/ Council of Administration should apDll
/ in person at the Chamber of Commerce,
Seventh and Quincy, upon arrival in To
/ peka- Owing to the fact that the Iegls-
j lature will be session, it Will be well to
! notify the Topeka Chamber OF Commerce
I in advance. if room reservation is desired.
The Chamber of Commerce will have its
I room reservation bureau open until II 90
| ,. M, Thursday, January 10. and thruout
4 the BseaI5 office hours on January 16 and
| Il.
THE EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL: The
/ educationaf council of the Kansas State
/ Teachers associa ton will be held January
10 and Il at the Topeka high school audi
torium. Only regularly accredited delegates
| viii be admitted to this meeting There is
NO membership fee to the educational eoun-
ell, and it has no connection whatever with
the council of administration.
( SCHOOL MASTERS CLUB BANQUET
The Kansas School Masters club will hold
its annual dinner meeting at the Pelletier
. tea room Thursday, January Il. from 6 30
to 10 p M. Attendance is limited to mem-
bers OF the organization Plates may be re
served by writing Supt W. S. Heusner, sec
/ retarF-treas asureF, Salina.
COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATIVE wO-
MEN: The Kansas division Of the National
4 Council ot Administrative Women in Edu-
ton will hold its second annual bFea kfa st
at the Pelletier tea room at 8 a. m. Friday Y,
January JIG. All women holding admins
tratlve positions in education are eligible
to membership in the council and are cor
daily invited to attend thfs breakfast. The
constitution of the Kansas division will be
presented and plans will be made for the
work of the coming year. 1t is desirable
/ that all who planning to attend should
notify the secretary. Miss Lula Coyner.
Mankato. or the president. Miss Lillian
Scott. BaIdwIn city.
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