Rural Education

Displaying 351 - 395 of 395 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
351	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:29, p.481	05/07/1914	Will explain rural school certificate.
352	Several interesting and important meetings held under auspices of the rural schools extension department College Eye 3:26, p.429	04/16/1914	Explains program to those whose children are in rural school districts that will be supervised by ISTC.
353	True Blue Club meeting College Eye 3:26, p.429	04/16/1914	Professor Hart spoke about "Rural Problems from the Standpoint of the Rural School".
354	Editorial College Eye 3:26, p.427	04/16/1914	Orchestra will perform; believes that rural school extension work is worth study; Iowa Academy of Science will meet on campus.
355	Meeting of True Blue Club College Eye 3:20, p.334	02/19/1914	Will consider woman suffrage.
356	True Blue Club College Eye 3:19, p.321	02/12/1914	Discussed teaching in rural schools as opposed to teaching in town schools.
357	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:17, p.285	01/29/1914	Will not meet until next week.
358	President Seerley's co-operation proposition received favorably College Eye 3:17, p.283	01/29/1914	Rural schools within a few miles of Cedar Falls will be supervised by ISTC; plan for assisting with rural education.
359	Official Notes College Eye 3:17, p.286	01/29/1914	Study Center schedule; summary of teaching certificates issued; ISTC students will be granted certificate for two year rural education course of study.
360	Official Notes College Eye 3:15, p.257	01/15/1914	News about study centers, Iowa education, and faculty appointments; Professors Hart and Eels will joint faculty sometime this spring.
361	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:15, p.254	01/15/1914	Membership has increased.
362	Editorial College Eye 3:14, p.235	01/08/1914	Enrollment for winter term is about 1500; Training School Building ready for use; ISTC will assist rural schools.
363	Official Notes College Eye 3:14, p.238	01/08/1914	News about the faculty and curriculum; Professors Hart and Eells to assist in rural education work; Training School Building ready for students.
364	True Blue Club College Eye 3:12, p.202	12/11/1913	Officers elected.
365	Blue Club will hold meeting College Eye 3:11, p.183	11/13/1913	Program for the meeting.
366	First convention was a success College Eye 3:8, p.136	10/23/1913	North Central County Schools Association held first convention at T. C.; hope to raise standard of rural schools; President Seerley proposes Saturday study centers.
367	True Blue Club organized College Eye 3:7, p.119	10/16/1913	Rural school students formed glee club and elected officers.
368	Official Notes College Eye 3:5, p.88	10/02/1913	President Seerley will speak on rural school matters; a new secretary will be appointed; faculty considering changes in academic calendar, meeting rules, and curriculum.
369	Faculty changes College Eye 3:4, p.73	09/24/1913	Chloe Siner is taking Mabel Lodge's position in English; J. O. Perrine and Macy Campbell join staff; photo.
370	Official Notes College Eye 3:4, p.72	09/24/1913	News notes of important faculty and school matters; Professor Loughridge is in Germany; new classes in home economics organized; library crowded; enrollment is over 1300; Professor Campbell studying rural schools.
371	The Country School College Eye 2:17, p.2	01/30/1913	Every country school teacher should read the book by Homer Seerley called "The County School".
372	New department of agriculture College Eye 2:4, p.1	09/26/1912	W. H. Davis joins the faculty; will help prepare students for work in rural education.
373	County superintendents meet here next week; program for annual spring conference is announced will discuss many topics, session will last two days College Eye 1:24, p.1	04/10/1912	Will emphasize rural education.
374	The faculty of the State Teachers' College College Eye 1:21, p.7	03/06/1912	Arrangements for a rural school conference are being made.
375	Diary of a country school teacher College Eye 1:4, p.65	04/12/1911	Article provides excerpts from a country school teacher's diary.
376	Official Notes Normal Eyte 21:18, p.306	02/01/1911	Iowa education news; Professor Page asks for additional leave to allow his ankle to heal; legislators discuss simplified spelling; Margaret Baker now in Oklahoma; Ira Condit publishes regularly.
377	Official Notes Normal Eyte 21:16, p.272	01/18/1911	News of important educators and education-related events; pending legislation in the General Assembly.
378	Official Normal Eyte 20:16, p.264	01/12/1910	John Riggs is investigating rural education; fourteen states represented in college enrollment this year; Normalites at University of Iowa will hold banquet.
379	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:11, p.183	11/17/1909	Until country school teacher salaries are raised, few will want to teach there.
380	Official Normal Eyte 19:16, p.241	01/27/1909	Alumni held reunion at ISTA meeting; planning underway for education legislation in this General Assembly session.
381	Mrs. and Mrs. Macy Campbell Normal Eyte 18:12, p.191	12/11/1907	Brought rural school teachers from the Alden schools.
382	Macy Campbell Normal Eyte 18:10, p.157	11/13/1907	Brought seven rural teachers to observe teaching methods here at the school.
383	Pres. Shelton "deserves praise"; president Seerley of the State Normal College discusses his address Normal Eyte 13:21, p.327	02/21/1903	Letter from President H. H. Seerley discusses rural education..
384	The teacher problem Normal Eyte 12:17, p.258	01/25/1902	Assessment of providing enough high quality teachers for Iowa.
385	Official Normal Eyte 9:19, p.446	02/17/1900	I. J. McDuffie reappointed to Board of Trustees; state considering teacher certification and additional normal schools; hopes that ISNS will be treated favorably by the General Assembly; rural teachers need help.
386	Official Normal Eyte 9:15, p.350	01/20/1900	Summary of Governor Shaw's educational ideas included ideas relating to the Normal School and the millage tax for construction of buildings.
387	Honorable Henry Sabin Normal Eyte 6:11, p.122	11/21/1896	Will speak on rural schools at NEA.
388	One of the greatest needs Normal Eyte 6:4, p.37	10/03/1896	Believes country schools need to be better organized; praises Henry Sabin's efforts.
389	Professor D. S. Wright Normal Eyte 6:2, p.14	09/19/1896	Named chairman of state committee studying rural education.
390	On Friday afternoon Normal Eyte 3:28, p.224	04/14/1894	Description of Shakespearean Society program; present scene from district school.
391	Kranky Kroaks Normal Eyte 3:7, p.51	10/21/1893	The plight of the hard-working school teacher who is expected to play a leading social role in town, too.
392	Josh Billings once said Normal Eyte 2:18, p.140	01/28/1893	Tribute to district school teachers.
393	A protest Normal Eyte 2:18, p.142	01/28/1893	Believes country schools could benefit from better physical facilities such as adequate stoves, desks, and ventilation.
394	County Superintendent Buechele Normal Eyte 2:9, p.68	11/08/1892	Believes that higher pay would attract more and better teachers, especially to rural schools.
395	Reform in the country schools Students' Offering 4:10, p.6	02/01/1880	Offers schedule and curriculum for schools.