Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-21
SCHOOLS WHICH
ARE ACCREDITED
TO STATES UNI
Two Lists Are Maintained, a
Four-Year and a Junior,
With Different Quail
fiCatiOnS.

The University of Nebraska main
tains two lists of accredited schools,
a four year list and a junior list.
The graduates of the former are ad-
mitted to the university without en-
trance examinations in subjects that
are properly certified as completed
in these schools. Unless a gradu-
ate OF an accredited school is a can
didate for admission must be pre-
pared to take examination in those
subjects in which he desires en-
trance credits.
Accredited schools are those
which have been found by the uni
versity Inspector to have a we'll bal
anced program of studies, satisfac-
tory equipment and library facilities
and teaching force adequate in
number and competent in scholar
ship and professional training to &C
crmplsh the work they are under
taking.
Certificates of graduation from
schools which are members of the
north central association of colleges
and secondary schools and of ac-
credltlng associations of equal rank
will enttle the holder to admission
without examination.
Standard for Shoots.
The standards of accredited
schools are:
/. Not less than 80 units required
for graduation.
2. The minimum academic and
professional preparation of teachers
equivalent to four years beyond
four-year high school course. In
determining this equivalent, two
years Of experience in grammar
grades or secondary schools to be
considered equivalent to one year
OF higher preparation.
3. Not to exceed six daily reci-
tatlons for each teacher.
4. Laboratory and library facili-
ties adequate to the needs of in
struction in the subjects taught
S. The location and construction
OF the buildings, the lighting, neat
ing and ventilation of the rooms,
.he l.a:ure of the lavator1es, corri-
sdors. closets, water supply, school
sfrrAiture, apparatus and methods
of cleaning such as to insure hv-
reienic conditions for both pupils
and teachers.
= 3, Efficiency of instruction. &C
seuired habits of thought and study.
general intellectual and moral tone
,of the school evidenced by inspec-
stion.
I ]. At least three instructors
giving entire time to secor Diary
subjects.
List of Schools.
: The committee on accredited
schools has adopted the following
tlists for the present school year:
Four Year Schools-Group A.
These schools are accredited to the
20 North Central Association of Col
leges and secondary schools, and
such other schools as meet the above
standards. Adams, Ainsworth, Al
bion, Alliance, Alma, Ashland, Au-
burn, Aurora. Bancroft, Bayard,
Beatrice, Bellevue Pioneer Union.
Bethany, Blair Bloomfield, Bridge
port, Broken Bow, Brock, Cam
bridge. Cedar Rapids, Central
City, Chadron Clarks, GARRISON, Co.
lumbus, Cotner Academy, Creighton
Academy, Crawford. Crete. Dana
Hall (Blair). David City, Diller, Dor
chester, Edgar, Exeter, Fairbury,
Fairfield, Fairmont, Falls CITY
Franklin Academy, Fremont, Friend,
Fullerton. Geneva, Genoa, Gerirg
Gibbon. Giltner, Gothenburg, Grand
Island. Hcrdy, Harvard. Hastings,
Hastings Academ.' 1iavelock. Heb
ron. Hebron Academy, Hol4rcgc,
Hooper, Humboldt kearney, Kimball
County, Lexington, Lincoln, Luther
Academy (Wahoo). Lyons, Nc
Cook, Madison. Mason City, Mead,
Minden, Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
(Omaha), Nebraska City, Nebraska
Central Academy Central City,,
Nebraska School of Agricultural
(Curts), Nebraska Wesleyan Acad-
envy (Omaha), School of Agriculture
Newman Grove, Norfolk, North
Bend, North Platte, Oakland, Oga-
lalla, Omaha, Benson. Omaha Cen
trail, Omaha South, Ord, Osceoloa,
Pawnee City, Plainview, Platts-
mouth, Randolph. Ravenna. Red