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STATE COLLEGE ‘
L1;x1NcTON, KENTUCKY ,
june 7th to ]uIy 20th, l905
, JAS. K. PATTLRSDN, ph. D., LL. D.,
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8. A comprehensive course in pedagogy, including `
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4. Nature study in its most interesting phase. Prac- Q
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green-house.
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Q artist, will be given without extra cost. Q
Q 6. Best buildings and equipments in the State. Q
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j Kentucky State Summer School for teachers was
established by the Trustees of the State College at V
~ their annual meeting in December, 1902.
i S The sole object of this school is to oifer to
T teachers in the public schools of the state an opportunity to pre-
pare themselves for more effective work in the calling in which
thBy BIG GI°1g3.g€d.
Although the Summer School for Teachers has existed during
i only two summers, yet it points with pleasure to quite a large
number of teachers who by their faithful, earnest work here have
merited and secured substantial promotions.
Some have been promoted from the primary and grammar
grades to the high school, others have come from the ungraded
rural schools to the graded schools of cities, and still others have
been promoted from second or third class rural schools to first
class ones. Also some who had never taught before coming here
were prepared in the Summer School to pass successfully their -
first examination for certificate and have started on successful
i careers as teachers.
i That which students in former years have accomplished [
should likewise be accomplished by scores of others in the Sum- 1
t mer School of 1905. I
Every teacher who desires to equip himself better and to eam Q
a better salary is cordially invited to attend this School. ;
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Searching reviews of all the common school branches
will be made, and extensive drills will be given in order to
l make sure that all who take this course shall be prepared to
t pass successfully any county examination. Classes in
E Arithmetic, Grammar, Composition, U. S. History, Civil
Government, Geography, Physiology, and Theory and Prac-
` tice of Teaching will meet and recite every day during the
{ term. A class in miscellaneous work comprising drills in
diacritics, principles of reading and of writing will be organ-
ized and will meet as often as may be necessary to accom-
` plish the desired results. The term will close just in time
it for those who study here to go home and take the county
g examination on July 21st and 22nd.
{ ll. For State Certificate.
t Classes in Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, English and
. American Literature, and Psychology will be organized on
if the Hrst day of the term and pushed with the utmost vigor
i until the close. Teachers who hold first class County Certifi-
I cates and have some knowledge of Algebra and Literature 1
| can prepare for State Certificate in one term of the Summer ,}
School. Arrangements have been made with the State ·*
{ Board of Examiners to hold a special examination for State I
Certincate at the close of the Summer School. The date of
Q this special examination will be Hxed at a time such that it
i will not interfere with the regular county examination in
qt July. Any person can take both if he desires to do so.
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Review classes in Plane Geometry, Elementary Physics,
and Latin, will be organized to accommodate those who
desire to prepare for examination for State Diploma.
Teachers who hold State Certificates and in addition have
r some knowledge of Latin and Geometry are advised to enter
ly this course.
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lV. Course in Free-hand Drawing.
The importance of this subject to teachers is becoming
more and more recognized every year. All iirst-class graded
schools now require Drawing to be taught in every grade.
Rural schools are beginning to follow the example. For this
reason we have added Free-hand Drawing to the curriculum
this year. Miss Elizabeth Lee McCann, an accomplished
artist, has been engaged to instruct this class. ,
Miss McCann`s preparation was received partly in Lex-
ington, where she had the best advantages oiiered by this
city, and partly in Brooklyn, N. Y., where she studied for
some time in Pratt Institute. Her work is highly praised by
all who know her.
V. Course in Nature Study.
The green-house and the scientific laboratories of the
College offer a most excellent opportunity for Nature Study. ( ,
The particular line of work decided upon for this sum-
mer is that which pertains to the propagation and culture of i
a large number of plants.
lg Mr. L. D. Moore, a practical horticulturist, will give in-
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green-house and will be exceedingly practical.
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LE‘ the Summer School without examination. Advice in regard to
li the selection of studies will be given to all who desire it. A per-
son may enter one course and review one or more subjects in
another without extra cost. The greatest possible freedom in the
l" selection of studies will be allowed and the schedule of recitations
will be so arranged that conflicts will be practically impossible.
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ii tures by some of the most prominent educators in Kentucky.
@5 These lectures will be on subjects of vital importance to teachers
and will be free to those who attend the Summer School. y
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President Patterson will deliver a series of lectures on the
more important problems of Political Economy, such as the rela-
tion of labor and capital, the law of rent, banking and currency. ·
Prof. M. A. Cassidy, Superintendent of the Public Schools of
the city of Lexington and aumember of the State Board of Ex- ` I
aminers, will deliver a course of lectures on some of the most im- A
portant phases of Pedagogy.
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V Fees.
A single fee of six dollars will be collected from each
A person at the time of registration. This pays for the full
course and no other fee whatever will be charged. No
rebates will be made on account of absence.
Lodging and Board.
Ladies who attend the Summer School will be furnished
with elegant rooms in Patterson Hall (the College home for
ladies), free of charge. This building is one of the best of its
kind in the South. It is surrounded by a beautiful lawn and
is supplied with electric lights, bath-rooms, and, in fact, every
modern convenience, and all is offered free by the State Col-
lege to students in the Summer School. Excellent table
board will be served in the dining—room of Patterson Hall at
$3.00 per week.
Gentlemen who attend the Summer School will be pro-
vided with comfortable rooms free in one of the dormitories ‘
for men on the College campus. They can secure good table E
board within easy reach of the dormitory at rates varying
‘ from $2.00 to $3.00 per week. ·,
From the above statement it is easily seen that the total
cost of attending the Summer School need not exceed the
following: -
Fee. .... ........ . ................ 6 00
Room Rent Free ........................ O 00
I Board for six weeks at $2.00 to $3.00 ...... 12 00 to $18 00
Total .............................. $18 00 to $24 oo
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- Arrangements have been made with all railroads in
2 Kentucky to sell tickets to persons attending the Summer
I t School at one and one-third fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be sold on the certificate plan. Mention this to the
A ticket agent when you buy your ticket and he will give you
V all the explanation necessary. “
Saves institute Expenses t
i Nearly all County Superintendents have agreed to excuse
from the County Institute those teachers who attend the
Summer School and secure a certificate of such attendance
_ from the Director.
If other information is desired address
MILFORD WHITE, D1REc·roR,
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THE STATE CULLEGE 0F KENTUCKY A A
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY _. A .. AA ~ _:‘A
. HE Agricultural and Mechanical (State) College of Kentucky-A `A`¥:’?
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classical, mechanical engineeringymining engineering, ·. civil en- `A q
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County appointees receive tuition, room rent in dormitories, ,, ir., VA
fuel and light, and if they remain Aten months, traveling expenses; _ · j ,_
The laboratories and museums a1·e large, well equipped; com- _i_ · ;g_
prehensive and modern. - _ Q A A y — A $,;.}.5
The Legislature appropriated $60,000 for a college home for -· A'
young women and $30,000 for a drill hall andgymnasium for"men,··· z; V · ·¢i;_A.·
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of each department of natural science. Summer schools are pro- . A; Y_»·
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The State College of Kentucky, though bearing hitherto the"·AA.. __ . ·
title of ‘college," is the only_institution in the Commonwealth doing p . T # »
in any proper sense university work. ' ` ·“ ‘ T _ ` _ . ¥j‘·’
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culture. It is heated by steam and lighted by— electricity . » , - -· — V AQ fg
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logic, metaphysics, historylanu political economyf No other insti—.AA~ ZA A T' »
tution in the state esters advantages for the education of women at _ __
all comparable to those offered by the State C011e“ge.0f'Kentucky; _T Ei?
For catalogues, method of obtaining appointments, informa- Y) »·
tion regarding courses of study, and terms of admission,'apply to AQ,
JAMES K. PATTERSON, Ph. `D., LL.T¤D. `, ¥’.A» A .A
or to D. C. FRAZEE, Business Agent, Lexington, Ky. T T A» · ` T
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