Periodical Texas public schools. Standards and activities of the Division of supervision. 1915 - 1916
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Image 1 of 1915 - 1916 L B ^?^AS HIGH SCHOOLS ^/«?^/6 CLASSIFICATION AND STATE AID W. F. DOUGHTY State Superintendent of Public Instruction -^^coeoooc*^ BULLETIN 58 SEPTEMBER 1, 1916 THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STATE OF TEXAS- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 3 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 4 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 5 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 6 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 7 of 1915 - 1916 TEXAS HIGH SCHOOLS CLASSIFICATION AND STATE AID W. F. DOUGHTY State Superintendent of Public Instruction BULLETIN 58 SEPTEMBER 1. 1916 THE DEPARTMENTOF EDUCATION STATE OF TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS VON BOECKMANN-JONES CO 1916...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 8 of 1915 - 1916 /^A DIRECTORY OF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION W. F. Doughty, State Superintendent of Piiblic Instruction E. B. BiNNION, First Assistant Superintendent S. H, Whitley, Assistant Superintendent Julius F....- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 9 of 1915 - 1916 J S AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE W College Station, Texas W. B. BizzELL, President Chas. E. Feiley, Registrar COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS Denton, Texas F. M. Bealley, President C. M. Peoctoe, Registrar...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 10 of 1915 - 1916 Great is the function of the common school in our civilization^ and blessed is he who improves it. W. T. Harris. If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 11 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 12 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 13 of 1915 - 1916 FOREWORD The phenomenal growth and expansion of high schools in the last few years has given rise to man} new problems in connection with their classification and administration. The need for better...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 14 of 1915 - 1916 6— and preparing the bulletin lias in the main been done by the two high school supervisors^ Mr. J. P. McDonald and Mr. L. V. Stockard. The chief limitation upon the results...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 15 of 1915 - 1916 -7— CLASSIFICATION^ OF HIGH SCHOOLS BY THE STATE DE- PAETME ;rT OF EDUCATION DEFIKITION OF CLASSIFICATION In accordance ■with the provisions of this Act, the public schools of the State shall, upon...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 16 of 1915 - 1916 and added 43 to the list ot classified high schools. This M^ork it has pursued through means of data submitted in comprehensive high school report blanks, through specimen papers, and through information...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 17 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 19 of 1915 - 1916 9— tional instructiou^ the Department requires standardization and clas sification. MINIMUM EEQUIEEMENTS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF HIGH SCHOOLS BY STATE DEPAKTMENT OF EDUCATION Four- Three- Two- High Schools: year. year. year. 1. Minimum...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 20 of 1915 - 1916 —10— teachers to be college graduates; and approves the policy of many school boards of the State in employing only teachers who hold degrees from reputable institutions and who have made special...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 21 of 1915 - 1916 —11— Four- Three- Two- year ye v year Miscellany: Abstract of 13th U. S. census, with Texas supplement; Eoberts Eules of Order; Texas Ahnanac; World s Al- manac; XL S. Congressional Record.,.....- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 22 of 1915 - 1916 —12— training. Laboratory must be installed in suitable room or rooms; and must include standa.rd apparatus, suitable cabinets for taking care of apparatus, and adequate work tables for eifeetive work of individual...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 23 of 1915 - 1916 —13— sification, it will be revisited periodically until thoroughly established. As far as practical, the work of visitation will be extended to all clas- sified high schools. Raising the standard of classification....- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 24 of 1915 - 1916 —14- SUGGBSTIVE PEOGEAMS TWO-YEAE HIGH SCHOOL WITH OITE TEACHER Plan A Without a Foreign Langua^ge, S Months or 9 Months Term (.!f Units Each Year) Second Year English Composition and Rhetoric, M....- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 25 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 26 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 27 of 1915 - 1916 —15- THKEE-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL WITH TWO TEACHERS Plan A Without a Foreign Language (4 Units Each Year) First Year English Composition and Ehetoric, M. F. Classics Oral English and Spelling General History...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 28 of 1915 - 1916 -16- Third Year English American Literature Classics English History or Advanced Texas History Plane Geometry BooKkeeping J Commercial Geography i or Chemistry or Botany J; Zoology i or Manual Training or Domestic...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 29 of 1915 - 1916 i:- Third Year English American Literature Classics M. and M. History Plane Geometry Latin, Spanish or Grerman Fourth Year English English Literature Classics American History and Civics Mathematics (Plan C) Physics Note....- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 30 of 1915 - 1916 —18— Third Year Fourth Year English (Plan A) History (Plan A) PlEine Geometry Science (Plan A) Latin English (Plan A) American History and Civics Mathematics (Plan A) Physics Latin Note.: This arrangement...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 31 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 32 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 33 of 1915 - 1916 —19— arithmetic, bat usuall} it will be preferable to teach the arithmetic in connection with algebra without requiring a text-book in arithmetic. A more extended review of arithmetic may be profitably undertaken...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 34 of 1915 - 1916 —20— The programs printed in this bulletin contain the most common ar- rangements for smaller high schools. Lack of space forbids printing a more extensive list. It is believed that the programs...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 35 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 36 of 1915 - 1916- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
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Image 37 of 1915 - 1916 —21— STATE AID FOE HIGH SCHOOLS BEGINiSriNG OF STATE AID The beginning of State aid for indnstrial subjects in the 23ublie schools of Texas dates back to 1903, at which time the...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 38 of 1915 - 1916 -22- NEED FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING The need for vocational or industrial training is clearly seen when we contrast the work of the school^, under the traditional curriculum, with present economic and social...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 39 of 1915 - 1916 —33— almost invariably resulted in increased attendance npon the schools, dispoi^ition to remain in school a greater number of years, increased interest in the general work of the school, higher conceptions of...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914
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Image 40 of 1915 - 1916 —2 special training for giving efficient instruction in the subject for which aid is sought. 6. Schools receiving aid must provide standard equipment for the department aided, as listed in Bulletin 55...- Contributor: Texas. Department of Education
- Date: 1914