The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-29
TEACHERS BULLETINS
ISSUED BY CANNON

City Superintendent Cannon, who
last year inaugurated the system, has
again begun issuing bulletins for the
city school faculties. His first bulletin
follows:
Pupils report cards will be prepared
at the close of each six weeks of school
as shown by this calendar First
semester, October ID, December 2, and
January 20; second semester, March 3,
April IA, and May 26. Give out report
cards on Wednesday following above
dates except last. Not included in the
reports are the first week, week of
November q, and Christmas week.
Two resolutions passed by the school
board on Septebmer are Immediately
effective: (a) "The regulations ap-
! plying to tardiness and absence of
teachers from school apply also to
teachers meetings of the school year
whether held on Saturdays or school
days" (b) "All teachers are to be
available in their respective rooms or
departments for consultation, by pu-
pills, parents or school officials upon
school matters for at least twenty
minutes after dismissal daily"
Please prepare list of names of all
pupils residing outside of District No.
3, parents names, addresses and home
district number and name. This is the
annual tuition list. Add other names
as pupils enter.
Familiarize yourselves with the
board regulations governing janitors
and see that they are faithfully car
ried out.
Within the next week have the |
school rules pertaining to pupils read |
by the teachers from the registers as
required by law; prepare rules for fire
drills and have them tried out in drills
This is budget time of the year. On
or before September % please send me
estimated costs for next year upon
which to base our items. These esti-
mates should be by departments in the
high school, and under the following
heads in all schools: Cost for instruc-
ti0n including texts and supplies; cost
of operation, janitor's supplies, fuel,
light, power, water, etc, and mainte-
nance including repairs and replace
ments of buildings and equipment.
Please furnish me a copy of all
programs, if not already done.
|
ance of 97.8 per cent, best 98.7 junior
high, with but four tardy cases. Very
good. Keep attendance up and tardl-
ness down.
Your contract copies have been filed
With County Superintendent l.. B. Glib
son whom you must see Immediately
about your certificates. No exceptions.
This must be done before you can le-
rally receive salary checks.
Adopt the teachers creed by Edwin
)sgood Grover. Read it, think it,
make it part of your daily life every
where. Copy furnished.
If you have not already done so, .
etter subscribe now for those general !,
nd special educational magazines II
Which are most helpful for you in your II
articular work. We must keep up II
nth the best educational thought of II
be day. III
Please arrange for your reading circle III
equirements at once. II
Shall we allow the quarter holiday
Or perfect attendance? III
''When do we eat" at the Columbia Hi
orge Hotel? III
Cp1liiOli lleio DuSSCHbCu W III Hi
zeal teachers the following teachers HI
reed, as written by Edwin Osgood HI
rover: iii
| believe in boys and girls, the men Ill
nd women of great tomorrow that Ill
hatsoever the boy soweth the man iii
lall reap. | believe in the curse of III
.norance, in the efficacy of schools, Ill
the dignity of teaching and in the Hi
y of serving another. | believe in ! Hi
isdom as revealed in human lives, as HI
ell as in the pages of printed book III
lessons taught not so much by pre- III
pit as by example; in ability to work iii
ith the hands as we'll as to think with iii
e head in everything that makes III
e large and lovely. | believe in III
auty in the schoolroom, in the home, HI
daily life, and out of doors. | be- III
we in laughter, in love, in all ideals III
d distant hopes that lure us on. HI
lieve that every hour of every day ll
? receive a just reward for all we \
e and all we do. I,believe in the -
esent and its opportunities, in the fu- -
re and its promises, and in the divine lT
y of living. Amen.