Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10
sGHooLMEN,s WEEK AT

seHooLMEN,s WEEK AT
 SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
 schooimen's weet at the summer nox- nal school at Yale will be held from July 10 to IS, inclusive, with the follow ing programme:
 Monday, July 10th.
 fStandarad Time)
 Morninng-10:00. Conference of Sup ervising Agents Subject: The Accom- plishments of 1921-22.
 Afternoon: 100 Conference of Sup ervising Agents. Subject: Extending the Usefulness of the Small High School. Committee report by MT. Maddocks.
 Tuesday, July 11th.
 lstandard Time) Morning; 300. General Meeting. Sub- ject: The Legal Status of the Superin- tendent. Speaker. J. Cayce Morrison. Specialist in Educational Measurements, State Department of Education, Albany, N Y.
 Afternoon: 100. Group Conferences. (a) superintendents Subject: supervi- sion of the Teachers Work. Speaker Dr. Andrew W. Edson, Formerly Asso- ciate Superintendent of Schools. New York City. Discussion led by Superin- tendent Camp of Stamford. (b) Super vising Agents. Subject: The Use of the l Assembly Hall. Committee report by MT. Mandrey. Discussion led by N. s. Light, Director of Rural Education. (c) High School Principals Subject: The Relation of the High School Principal to the Superintendent. Discussion led by Dr. J. B. Davis Supervisor of Secon- dary Education.
 l ( 1TT1p , Dinner Lawn Club Subject: Leader ship in a Superintendent. Speaker: pr. Edson.
 Wednesday. July 18th.
 (standard Tine)
 Morning: 800. General Meeting. Sub l ject: Extra-curricular Activities. Speak CT: Dr. William D. Lewis, Deputy Sup l intendent of Public Instruction, Harris burg, Pa; 10 a. m., subject, Financing a Local School; speakers, Julian ". Cur tiss, member of the state board of educa- tion and of the Greenwich town school l scommittee Clement A. Fuller, member of the Stamford school committee pr. Davir Gibbs, superintendent of schools, Neriden; Edward J. Graham, superin- ltendent of school. Norwich.
 l Afternoon, 1 a. m; ;~oroup Conferences, 1 {a) Superintendents subject, Tests and measurements; discussion, led by F. B. Harrington, chief of the Bureau of Tests and Measurements, state board of educa- tion and by E. c. Witham, superintend- ent of schools, Putnam; (b), supervising agents, subject, The Use of Local Materi- al in the Elementary School, committee Ereport by MT. Greer speaker, Dr. Fannie W Dnn, Teachers college, New York city; discussion, led by MT. Light; (c) High school principals, subject, Exera- curricular activities in the high school discussion led by pr. Davis. Evening, 6.3e, A reception for school men and summer school faculty and stud 1 ents will be held in the gymnasium at the , New Haven High school
 Thursday, July 18th (standard Tfme)
 Morning, 9.0e-General meeting, sub jects, Physical Education, Americaniza- ton. Teacher Certification; speakers, -Dr Allen G. Ireland, director of physical edu- cation and health; Robert c. Deming, di- rector, department of Americanization l Dr. A. B. Meredith, commissioner of ed ucation.
 Afternoon, 1 %, Group conferences; (a) superintendents, subject Present day Tendencies in Normal School Training speaker. George H. Shafer, principal o the Willimantic Normal School; sub ' in Our Normal Schools, speaker, J. L Meader, director of the summer school subject, Professional Advancement O
 Teachers in Service, speaker, Karl A Reiche superintendent of school, Bris :. tol; (b). Supervising agents, subject : Rural School Training, speaker. Mau c. Newbury, Bureau of Education
 Washington, D. C.; subject. The Socia
 and Educational Opportunities of tn
 Consolidated School committee report b,
 MT. Moody discussion led by MT Light e (c), High school principals, subject, Fit d ting Physical Training into the Dali v Schedule of the High School; discussio q led by pr. Davis; evening, Radio con e cert on the campus.
 : Friday, July 14th ' (standard Tine) v Morning, 800, General meeting,' suE e ject, School building programs, illustrat ,- ed, speaker, Clarence D. Kingsley, super
 visor of secondary education, departmer Is of education, Boston, Massachusetts. Members of town school committed x are especially invited to attend d Afternoon. 1ee, Group conference ,e (a), superintendents; subject, Scho,
 Building Programs; discussion led |
 JaAn Lnnd, superintendent of school
 Norfolk and Winchester and by g. E'
 erett Cortrigflt, assistant superintendent ~ z. of school, Bridgeport; fb) supervisin ,a agents subject, The Teacher Trainin ls Problem for 1922-1923, committee repo = \. by Mir. Teague; discussion led by M ~ Light felS High school principals sui . ject led by Dr. Davis.
 Saturday, July 18th
 (Standard Time)
 Morning, 800, conference of sunervisr r. agents subjects, Ohjectives for 1922 le It is anticipated that after each a. e dress the subject will be thrown opt !. for general diSeussian In fact Il