The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-08

was submitted as being the high
school course Of study, but the stu
dents themselves stated that this wa,
not the course OF study that they pur-
sued. This was not denied by th'
President OF the Kentucky Norma
College.
one OF the graduates. during hei
I first year In high school IN the Ken
tueky Normal College was given n
subjects In each OF which she recip
daily for the entire school year. Pi
these six subjects, two only are g
/ ognized high school subjects andfor
these two subjects only one and Pc
/ half high school credits could be gant
/ ed, no matter how perfectly thestu-
\ dent might master them.
students In the High Schog De-
partment Of the Kentucky Normj Col-
I lege We're not graded nor classihi un-
~ they reached the senior ye5
Students In the Kentucky formal
College were never examined seem
TO have been graded entirey upon
their daily work. where gy were
graded nj all students WI never
given writtcn stateinentpf their
grades. No written notice tAny sort
was ever sent to the parent Neiiher
stndeuts nor parents had way 81
tknowing whether the s,nInts We're
n lAucceeding O. calling in n subject
\ I1'he Preside : n the ke9eky Nor
.hai coIIee .sms 10 hayInade oral
,,a a. tc;r,.ht. :. 5tii time 80 bnc TO wa
Y mus students as 10 d stlndilg
|ayNd progress.
were allowed continue in
4 ihN school and 10 adyJ % higher
y ses whether they NJ failed IN a
4hc Veei or not. Three these grad +.
be y. according TO the itsueht con-
p,hargnd in the above ftidavii, we're
"a toNnts In the Kentud Normal ccl-
u for three years II durins these
=. years, they did make pass
tom rhde in a singleh ehbject studied
ny one OF thesr fdents was ao-
ltpose Al any time n Iis or her fan
-pna he parents o9ese students AT
,tDpns were notiaJbf the failure Of
Il "a ~ ~ sfudents. Pc students In
sZZ their fafp which was un-
"a nave 10 them, fe allowed 10 re-
a ene school ia were promoted
nlt SAe ~ 'ss = 10 ci At least one OF
u gfaeuA' anates Is told by the Pres
n fJien's, 40 fhe Btuchy Normal Col
Mod ana a. a. b shlmained a student in
~ he sheI Iuld graduate in three
ahoa anu .lt-s-fs, although the Pres
cid oideflt Ksyttt isars Il thai ii this % young
,,n,rd rge 20 possibly have had
: s.as OBJ 'un b graduate in four
ing. anf
yyceL dY rtibllege, belonging 10
daf kiduated in 1922, pre-
n are ftN faetiy the same char
Iasnn ienSI lof work that other
ES Thc eroup were doing was
~.~-~>~->>t the The Kentucky Normal
rat ri
hing ivestigation made, Il
kRn ie 10 determine with
err whether the students
hctually completed any
me. ~ school course. When
Set school students left the
tes- t1nal College and enter
nseA City High School. they
May n enter the senior year
hey statement OF work
Jay IntuclSy Normal College
10 was given them to
liigibility to enter the
the written statment OF
ither lNAe Kentucltv No,1nal
nave submitted.
Fth hts who entered the
hlon Louisa City High
Mrs' ave done excellent
pe made the required
: 10 Npal of the Louisa
4. 81 Nhould have requir-
NV hanYH, Us or an examina-
~ S&& Ng these FIVE stu
: 3 4 vel e. Near, he probably
.<E&Flea'Ity H\that could have
IyoS Hlef uScircumstances.
" @k&kNy'|sMItr, ittuAs had not made
,...s. 4 usie editAring their first
1 kHxfS<,@EIv X III the ntucky Normal
= eh-t SINE NJ seem 10 rest.
n Led- Ipuphf their parents
y s2Sy illh,ane hot uphe Louisa CITY
u II, ItocIf but the Kentucky
~ BE alon'fents OF these
49, bn feiyiapun the fact
&Nfhea. children been permit
) ihck,e TN in sch'nd had been
IL. >nog, bfear aftei naturally
h fat theH Nvas satis-
ialhese paren good faith
hahed TO sehNr children
8 aot they have Wted from
u yol, TO coiies University.
IN graduates haVe the re-
time In hign TO deny
\ Ithe privilege Oh ytion and
N All lering college a. lme. un-
sss'SssSs''s he circumstaheed be a
!. .,d - EIfest wrong 70 oos nts and
y s,,S ,n;h g. ron and would " mean
g., = 'IS Ths;, these children w denied
graph ,sS sS.sr of the facts ~ nj
ave- ave- that fairness and
emand that the diplon IA
now held by thesii ~