Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1926, Page 44

4 NORMAL SCHOOLS REPORT DUE SOON Board of Education to Get Detailed Study From U. S. Bureau Experts. Experts of the Bureau of Education | are working on a detailed report con. taining the data on which the bureau reported a series of recemmendations last. June touching on the normal school needs of the District of Colum- The detailed report will be trans. mitted to the Board of within a month. together with sup- plementary recommendations ascer- tained from further study of the data from which the preliminary report at 8:20 p.m. ville, at falo,” 7:40 and 9:50 p.m. am., 12:40, Education |. at 6:15, TODAY'S AMUSEMEN'’ National—"“The Fall Guy," Matinee at Kelth's—Mille. 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NILSSON Loutss Fasenda and .Others in “MISS NOBODY” CKANDALLS \lmllo Theater Garden n:T nonSE BOBB MARE NOSTRUM By V. BLASCO IBANEZ Direct from its sensational T- month New York emgagement! wrra ALICE TERRY ANTONIO MORENO RAMBLERS” Milton Davis. Conducter 18 ““Hot'" Bynoopators 10:80 A. M. TO 1:30: § TO 7:30 CRANDALL'S TIVOLY YLV was_made. While the report to the Washington education board last June bore only 4 on the local normal school situation, | S the data from which it was obtained came from more than a score of | large cities in the United States. and the recommendations are applicable to any large city, Dr. John J. Tigert, United States Commissioner of Edu- cation, explained today. \Washington. he said, is one of the few cities which trains its own teachers, and one of the normal schools here turns out three or four times as many teachers as are needed to fill existing vacan- cies. To obtain employment the sur plus graduates >f the normal school must go elsewhere. The committee which made the in- quiry recommended that ail new ap- pointees to teaching posts in the nor- mal schools of Washington should have received a master's degree, have had at least 30 ~mester hours' pro- fessional work and have had in addi- | ®XPects to return to this city Sep- tion at least two years of successful |tember 17. teaching experience, i S ““The committee believes a . deleterions effects of taking a large | Army War College to Reopen. proportion of grade teachers from the | The 4926- ourse of instruction District of Columbia normal schools |at the Army War College at Wash. may be greatly mitigated by securing |ington Barracks begins tomorrow morning, Assistant Secretary F. at least 50 per cent of the principals and other supervisors of the elemen- | Triybee Davison of the War Depart ment and Maj. Gen. Hanson E. 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