Phillips County herald., 1922-06-08
County School Notes

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j. B, F. Bishop completed nine
months term OF school in the Pleas
ant Valley district No. s last Friday
Mr.. Bishop left Friday evening for
Greeley. where he will spend the
summer with his son.
George Bright OF Highland Center
was an Office visitor Friday.
A. 8. johnson. former secretary OF
Sun Beam school in district No. 10
called at the ONCE Monday while in
Holyoke.
School closed in the silver Rpam
district last Friday. In the evening
the school gave q program, followed
by a program by the Parent Teach
ers' association. Talks were made by
Rev. Ilsley, Rev, Knapp, Judge Weir
and the county superintendent. he-i
freshments We're served by the ladies'
of the Parent-Teachers' association.
The next meeting of the ASSOCIATION
will be held on the opening day Of
school next fall, when it Is planned
to have a picnic and q get.togethar
affair. i
The Holycke school board at g,
meeting held recently appointed the
following teachers for the coming
y ear. : NRctppOiHtiIlSltSJ L. II. ollltiI-
son, principal; Bessie Tro,itman: Mrs.
Theodore Steineweg; Olive Young:
tnew. teachers) Mrs. Glsndora Kap-
son; Mrs. William Correll: Miss
Catherine NJ. Flanagan and Mr..
Wells.
School closed IN the Sun Beam dis
trict No. 10 last Tuesday, A program
and picnic dinner closed the events
fha Nv 10
Highland Center taught the school
and his work was very successful.
The summer conference of the
will be held the week beginning
June 10. The first three days will
be held at Greeley at the State
days at the State Agricultural col
lege at Fort Collins. Elaborate pro-
grams has been prepared for both
ether states will be present and
Matters pertaining to school laws
tv superintendent plans to attend
this conference.
Misses Long and Hubert OF the
hChCAVCy uI5tIiCt W0IS OiACG C6uCIS
yesterday. Miss Long arrived recent
been employed to teach the school
in that district this coming year.
School districts Z. SO and 81 hold
funds for building and equiping up
to-date school houses.
Frequent inquiries are being made
To- 3D.
as to the question of knnoring GER
tificates in the schools of this coun-
ty issued In other states or counties
in this state. Certificates from oh.
er states Of whatever grade are not
Colorado. Applicants hired by school
by the county superintendent of the
county where the applicants are to
teach. Diplomas or certificates issued
by the state board of examiners or
by their authority are good to teach
in any of the schools OF the state
but county certificates issued in one
county are not good to teach in an
psher county. except first grade GER
tificates. which may be honcred by
the county superintendent by issuing
tract entered into by any person not
possessing the proper certificate to
teach Is rot valid and cannot be en-
forced until the party secures a valid
certificate to teach A word to those
who desire to teach and who do not
hold certificates or WHOSE certificates
are about to expire. The NEXT teach.
ers' examinations win be held Thurs.
day and Friday, August 1918. Ap-
should read the reading cir
Gle books prescribed for this present
wear: familiarize themselves with
history. civil government and school
laws of the state and as further
either attend summer
school or attend the district insti.'l
trte. Applicants must mass in all
the subjects required. and no grades
are csrried over until the next ex-
aminations as are done In some
states. This ONCE will be pleased to
give any information that will assist
teachers or those expecting 10 teach
to NJ themselves to do the hest pos.
sihle work for the coming year.
This ONCE Is In receipt Of a letter
from the state Superintendent stat.
ing that the Standardization" tab
lets would be sent out from her OF.
flea nj an early date. They were
still In the hands Of the manufactur.
err at the date Of her letter.
County Supt. Of Schools.