The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 13, 1907, Image 6
forty-three high schools.
Each Distict will Rccoivc From $300
to $800 as State Aid for Establishment
of School.
News and Courier.
Columbia, Sep! ember ](.?Stale
Superintendent ?f Education Martin
and Prof. W. 11. J land, who is high
school inspector under (lie new law,
>uto in conference todav concerning
the establishment of high schools un<1
er the Act of 1.007. Mr. Hand now
?i> .1 list ol -|.{ high school districts
whieh have qualified under the law,
having held an election and voted a
special tax. These -l.{ high school districts
include I.">(? common school dis"N'ts,
as in many cases several school
j' rid> combine to establish a lii-h
' !ll"n' <IN or seven other
iMrn-ts hic11 v.. parliallv coniu"1'
''i-l. school r,h,l ions
wlllrl' "ill 'lo.iblle,, l,e able In
v U> lime I he slate hoard
' " els the L'O,h i?,| consider
' 'I'l'lic.-Uii?,is. || would be well
,'I"' ''Uriels which have held
! .' "''""'s !""l ."v planning to secure
>iijh schools lo send in (heir applicabefore
that dale.
l-'.n-li of these high schools will reri'""1
*:!0" **00. |he average
At this rale onlv
a 'out one-halt the apprtiprialion of
*"M>0(? \M|| Ii?* Ml i lixe.l I !.is yenr. The
;""?,|",l received by each high school
under the Act cannot cm I
''Vnl 1,1 Ianiouul raised bv the
I'l-'b school districts lhron?h a spe;
l;1' 'a\ "I- otherwise, and "he mailer
I- regulated by a rule adopted |,v I lie
>?:?le board as follows: An approval
Ino-year hid, school shall receive
approved three-war I.i-l,
-l.ool $700. and approved lonr-vear
hid. school *S00; provided (hat in
?nch ease the above amounts shall not
lu> "u\n' "'<? per cent of the an,,,ll,1.1,ll,;o|ne
"I' such high schools;
piovided. also, thai schools whieh
"tH' n'|,niremenls of the Act and
' 1|(' * regulations in regard t<>
' s,"'l.\' and number of
l. ac hi i I,,,, ||M, ||;ivji .1M|1||;(| jn
m,'s double ei| !,er ,,| ,|lt. (1
I n! o u 111 >, shall I'ecei \ e .'ill per ,,(
!h7' "" available for
S;;1 lH"'p<'ses ; provided, f,?1,1:11
I'"' .'acl. additional fift v
sd,Mnl >ll,<1('"'s above the lirs't
10 ''"'"'""'"I a hid, school shall
+100 ol additional aid. and
n,i\l :,M approved hiiih school bavin'vr1
*:!n? u"1;11' ?*<111 ipment for
' iiniig industrial or commercial
'" "H.es shall receive an additional
, " provided, of cour,c. that
>1'.' total aid docs not exceed ."?0 per
'I' J.1"' ""'"al it me of anv hi?i,
SrI ' riet. The stale board has
,Vvn'ed ri?| apportion an\
unexpended balance upon lite basis of
enroliticut M.|,|1|(|s vvhiH| h |vt
receiveiI a- much a. .Ml per. cent
|l"'il' :m"?al income for high school
J Ml I I M
1 e-labli^l,nieni of .Ml or more
bivili schools within one Vear in
South ( arolma. as now seeius proba
hU' Ul!l :1 v.tx start indeed
I ow ard-> sec,,, i?, a he-l, school sVsl,,,n
,il! ?'" -an between the comnioii
schools and tin- colleges. This
step forward is secured al a verv
small com to the >!ale, coniparativelv,
and the success that has followed the
enactment of the high school law
Shows how easy it is with little effort
ami organization lo induce communill'.r.'"
'ml""ve 1 heir school comlii ions.
Inle the stale makes an appropria,lnn
''or these high schools the communities
themselves reallv bear the
hMnl,M.'' iU"1 I his way the principle,
?! s,,||' hclp i. impressed upon the pupil.
Mr. Marl in today sent |o all county
superintendents of education the
lollowjng letter in regard to this matt
er:
September I I. |})07.
To the County S?pijniendcnls:
'>rar Sirs We are very anxious to
get the high school applications into
1he best possible shape prior the
meeting of the state board of education
on September 20. There arc
many places which have voted favorably.
bill have not filed their applications.
The state hoard cannot take
net.on unless it gets the information
asked for in that blank. Some places
voted early as single districts and
sent in their applications in accordance
with such elections. Nearly all
of these have since voted as "an aggregation
of districts" and these
complied with the law, but in some
oases the amended application, has no!
been filed. Please use your influence
1?> gel all of these papers correctly
oiled and tiled al once. The stale
board of education will probably
make arrangements to receive applications
after the 2011, instant, but il
is highly desirable that as many reports
as possible he sent in at once.
Inclosed you will flnd some blanks
; t *
ji / _ v./,, f ,. v
J -l . ' -M, '
I which ask for information up lo date. !
j I'least' see I hat one is filled out at once
for each high school district in your
county. Sincerely yours,
O. 13. Martin,
I State Superintendent of Kduccation.
The blank to be filled out and returned
is as follows:
Dear Sir: In order to furnish definite
information lo the state high school
board at its meeting, Sept. 20, please
answer the following questions at
once:
I. What is I he name of your high
school /
j 2. How many common school dis|
l ricts compose i| !
Ilnw many mouths will your high
' school run, l!)H7-0S !
I. N?>\\ maiiv years in your high
' elioiil course. l!M)7-0S
">. Teacher.- in the high school, IMU7- i
, Us: giving names, salary, time given j
i in ui'jli school,
11 a teacher is lo teach full time in
the high school, so mark il ; if he is to
leach only part of the time, give earelully
the fraction of the whole time
's t" teach. This is important.
Now much available funds have
? high schools salaries
for I <107-08?
i. Have you arranged to teach anv
industrial or commercial braches? If
o. how much invested for equipment !
Tricked Her Hubby.
I Klein was in his consulting
"Ni>. IX!'' exclaimed the aflemlanl.
A closely veiled and welldressed
lady was ushered in and took
i seal at the doctor's request. In vain
l I'ied lo discern her features
ihrouyh the dense black veil.
"What is the nature of your ailment,
madam?"
The lady utlcrcd a few words in a
faint whisper.
'Hey pardon. I did not catch a single
word." I'he lady pointed to her
I hloa I.
Ali! yon are hoarse: caui.'ht a
cold.' Well. I will do my best |() mifill"
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The lady drew off her long silk
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'' rtu.iides, 1 have nearly lost mv appetite;
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*' To I lie s,-aside. I suppose?''
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The doctor said nothing, but lie
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World's Oldest Mason.
lames Uellows McOregor, the oldIX
Iion/.w 1 M MiSTA ? (M234o(i'..(i*
est Mason in the world, celebrated
'lis 1 fMilh birthday with a public reeepiioii
at Mount Snnapee. N, II..
Kridav. Mcdregor is a native of
that town ami was born September (?.
I SOI. lie is enjoying very good
health, can read ordinary print and
has a good memory. He is nearly as
well preserved as is the average man
it (id or 70. He joined the Mason < in
1S'J7, Mount Ycrnoii Lodge, of Newport,
attended !he reception in a
!l X l.v. 11 e shook hands with a 1 ii??n-1
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