The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23


TIE teacher should visit II
scaQo. i--l-.e lately uPoa appointment
tor t-e tc.9Wi1- uGrRose;
t- e & sen SURVEY o
hu..4 sr0unds g.gA q 1.ev 3,
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Jazz Ia e .. lE 81. school.
70 Secure register 81 Fr-vig-
yeag and study the record OF eae
ehild in attendance during that year
tcl Make a tentative grouping Of
students in classes.
I'd Make out daily p-osram l.
Ge,ai. Tor fEal revision after sch0O
WogE begins.
lel secure state adopted coulst
Of study.
10 Secure all important text
books TO be used during term aad
fau.iliar.ze himself with as much OF
each IS time will allow.
g. Be on hand four days before
opening Of school 10 attend 10 the fo,-
l0w,n-:
Cal a meeting NJ the school COM
m.fIet and interested patrons to at
tend 10 the following:
la Cleaning: Clean and oil al!
floors.
Scogr desks.
Wash windows.
Clear away ali trash and old dsco-
rations from walls.
Polish stove
CleaE yards and barn trash around
euZ. 9. school sro11i.s.
Oh Repairs: Repair all hr0Sen
desks and make them stationary TO
floor
Replace window pases.
Look for leaks and report to COM
mi'iet
Repair apparatus On the school
grounds
Provide sufficient hooks for
wraps.
Repair heater and secure new pipe
IL needed.
Resiate blackboard.
Repair pump or well fixture.
See that doors have good hinges
and locks. and that windows can be
locked.
4. Following necessary supplies
should be purchased before the first
day of school:
Crayons.
Several large pencil tablets.
Erasers.
Broom and mop.
Some extra pencils.
Axe for cutting wood.
Wood box.
Cooler and water bucket.
Floor oil.
Clock.
First aid kit.
Waste basket.
S. Teacher should do following in
for first days work:
tal Post tentative program of
Rotations.
(bl Decide on plan of seating pu-
pills as TO grades.
tcl Plan best method for march
IN In and out at recess
I'D Decide how monitors shall
lake up and distribute coats and hats.
(e) Have assignments for all up
per grades ready to copy OIL board.
6. The following may be done to
render the schoolroom more attract
We. and TO beautify the grounds:
(al Provide vase for cut flow
'rs (any flowers which children may
lr'rg from home. especially wild
lowers).
(b) Potted plants and window
,oXes. tterns, begonia, collas, gera-
lium).
tc) Hang several of the following
seizures:
Baby Stuart-Van Dyke.
The Gleaners-Millet.
Joan of Arc.
Sir Galahad. {
Pictures OF statesmen.
Pilgrims going TO church
Cd Retinish walls If needed, in
White or some light tint.
tpl Provide flag for school room. |
60 Lay OFF school yard for walks,
over beds and lawn. [
Suitable Flowers-Pansy. Lark !
pur, Pinks. Bachelor Buttons. Snap y
ragcu, Cockscomb, Daifodil. Crocus, e
lolpts. Sweet William. 7
Lilacs. SNOWFALL. Spiera, c
tdOW Balls, Bllual W rtatn.
Native trees for shade !
Prepare, farti,ize. and seed lawn. I
Z. Suggested playground equip a
tent.
Primary-Small seesaw and swing.
ong benches tor seats, sand pit, hor- C
ontal bar s
Upper Grades-Basebal diamond, t
yo basket ball courts, horizontal !
ars, track equipment for high and
road jump.
s. Every school should have the
cooperation of parent-teacher asso-
alton. or some like organization,
lat will assist in the work above
entioned and meet two or three
mes during the summer at regular
ated intervals. to care for the school =
rounds and buildings, and prevent .
of any improvements dur
{ the vacation period
COMMITTED