State Normal Institute, Chase City.-Subjects required for teachers' certificates, including English history, general history, algebra, civics, sanitation, agriculture, manual training, history of education. Covington State Summer School. Subjects required for teachers' certificates, including algebra, physical geography, agriculture, English history, general history, manual training, music, domestic science and art, sewing. Emory and Henry College, Emory.-Mathematics, Latin, German, psychology, chemistry, education. Emory State Summer Normal.-All grammar school and primary subjects, and algebra and English history. State Summer Normal, Farmville.-Public-school subjects leading to first-grade certificate, and method courses in same leading to professional primary and grammar grade certificates. State Summer Normal, Fredericksburg.-All subjects required for first, second, and third grade certificates and for professional primary and grammar grade certificates. State Summer Normal, Galax.-Common-school branches, and algebra, pedagogy, agriculture, methods, music. State Normal and Industrial School, Harrisonburg.-Education, psychology, methods, English, Latin, French, geography, history, civics, household economics, manual arts, mathematics, music, physiology, physical education, nature study, agriculture, ethics. St. Paul Normal and Industrial School,1 Lawrenceville.-English literature, languages, mathematics. Manassas Industrial School.1-English, history, civics, mathematics, agriculture, domestic science, manual training. State Normal Institute, Martinsville. The common-school subjects, and agriculture, civics, English history, algebra, primary methods, pedagogy, history of education, music, physical culture, physiography. Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute,' Petersburg. Elementary and grammarschool subjects. Richmond City Normal.-Courses, 48, covering industrial arts, psychology, education, rural arts, writing, physiology, games, physical education, music, mathematics, household arts, history, geography, English. Virginia Union University,' Richmond.-Courses, 33, covering education or method work, public-school industrial work, and public-school studies. WASHINGTON. State Normal School, Bellingham.-All leading academic and professional branches. Ellensburg State Normal School, Centralia. The common branches and teachers' training courses. State Normal School, Cheney.-Agriculture, zoology, botany, art, domestic science and art, psychology, principles of education, history of education, methods, ruralschool subjects, physiography, reviews in common branches, English, German, history, oral expression, sex hygiene, sociology, manual training, algebra, geometry, music, physical training, physics, chemistry. State Normal School, Ellensburg.-English, Latin, German, history, art, manual training, domestic science and art, music, physical culture, expression, mathematics, physics, geography, education, and psychology. Puget Sound Marine Station, Friday Harbor.-Algology, elementary botany, elementary zoology, general ecology, plant ecology, embryology, ichthyology, advanced ecology, and plankton. 1 Negro school. Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Vacation School, North Yakima.-Grammar-school subjects. State College of Washington, Pullman.-Courses, 110, covering agriculture, horticulture, home economics, English, Latin, modern languages, chemistry, botany, physical education, physiology, physics, history, rural sociology, rural economics, rural law, zoology, manual training, education, art, music, and courses preparing for first, second, and third grade certificates. Northwest Summer School, Seattle.-Algebra, physics, psychology, botany, literature, didactics, history, political and physical geography, and the common branches. University of Washington, Seattle.-Regular university graduate, undergraduate, and teachers' courses. Y. M. C. A. Vacation School, Seattle.-Grammar-grade subjects. Blair Business College, Spokane.-The common branches, history, State manual, didactics, music, physics, algebra, civics, and art. Jenkins Institute (Y. M. C. A.), Spokane.-Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, business arithmetic, rhetoric, business law. Spokane Summer High and Normal School.-Prepares for State teachers' examinations, college entrance examinations, and offers courses in high-school work. University of Puget Sound, Tacoma.-Algebra, plane geometry, physiography, English, botany, zoology, civics, general and United States history, history of education, psychology, theory and practice, and all the common branches. WEST VIRGINIA. Concord State Normal, Athens.-Courses, 20, covering Latin, German, mathematics, history, science, etc. Bethany College.-Courses, 36, covering normal, preparatory, and college subjects. West Virginia Wesleyan College, Buckhannon.-Usual courses of academy and college. Davis and Elkins College, Elkins.-All common-school branches, pedagogy, psychology, and college preparatory courses in mathematics, English, French, German, and Latin. State Normal School, Fairmont.-School management, psychology, history of education, principles of education, algebra, geometry, American literature, primary methods, etc. Marshall College State Normal, Huntington.-Latin, algebra, geometry, history, art, methods, and commercial geography. State Summer School for Colored Teachers, Institute.-Domestic science and arts, agriculture, grammar, English literature, general history, United States history, State history, civics, geography, pedagogy, manual training, arithmetic, geometry. West Virginia University, Morgantown.-Courses, 70, covering agriculture, botany, chemistry, drawing, education, English, entomology, French, history, home economics, Latin, library science, mathematics, manual training, music, physics, zoology, school management, handwork for children, rural sociology, horticulture, agronomy, animal husbandry, physical education, and practical mining. Salem College.-Mathematics, English, languages, sciences, and pedagogical subjects. Shepherd College State Normal, Shepherdstown.-English, science, mathematics, school art, and professional subjects. Terra Alta Summer School.-Subjects preparing for teachers? examinations. WISCONSIN. The county training schools located at Monroe, New London, Reedsburg, and Viroqua offer similar courses covering all subjects for all grades of county certificates. All work is designed to meet the needs of the rural teacher. The State Normal Schools located at La Crosse, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Platteville, River Falls, Stevens Point, Superior, and Whitewater offer similar courses covering all subjects required for all grades of teachers' certificates, and offer work carrying credits on the regular normal course. Summer Normal School, Eau Claire.-School management, English history, algebra, physics, American and English literature, composition, methods in various branches, and the model school. Sandstone Camp for Girls, Green Lake.-Tutoring in elementary and high-school subjects. Capital City Commercial College Summer School for Teachers, Madison.-Shorthand and bookkeeping. Indianola Summer Camp and School for Boys, Madison.—All high-school subjects. University of Wisconsin, Madison.-Courses, 303, covering nearly all subjects regularly given in all four colleges—letters and science, engineering, agriculture, and law; and the library school. Stout Institute, Menominie.-Courses, 68, covering drawing, manual training, trades, domestic science, domestic art, industrial economics, and applied design. Y. M. C. A., Milwaukee.-Grammar-grade subjects. Summer Normal School, Oconto.-Courses designed to meet the needs of teachers and to prepare for examinations for certificates. Algoma Camp, Oshkosh.-Grammar-grade subjects, manual training, library reading, hygiene, nature study. Public Vacation Schools, West Allis.-Elementary and grammar-school subjects. Y. M. C. A. Institute and Training School, Williams Bay.-Bible, Y. M. C. A. history and administration, railroad school, first aid, physical education, physiology, anthropometry, hygiene, anatomy, eugenics, and technical topics of the educational school, city school, and industrial institute. WYOMING. University of Wyoming, Laramie.-Regular courses are given in the preparatory school, college of liberal arts, and the normal school; also review courses preparing teachers for examinations. |