Identifier: announcementofsu1913wayn (find matches)
Title: Announcement of the summer session
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Wayne State College Wayne State College
Subjects: Wayne State College Universities and colleges
Publisher: (University Place, Neb. : Claflin Printing Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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se who desire to meet the provision of the law whichmakes a course in normal training necessary in order to secure afirst or second grade county certificate in Nebraska. 6. Those who desire to secure a city state certificate. 7. High School students who desire to earn credit points on theHigh School course will be afforded an opportunity to do some of theirwork in the summer session. Arrangements were made last yearwith several high schools so that work done at the Normal wasaccepted in lieu of requirements in the home school. Requirements for Admission—There will be no entrance examina-tions. Anyone who has completed the eighth grade of a rural orcity school may register and select such classes as his advancementfits him for. The Model School.—The Model School will be in session the entiretermi. The classes will be taught by the regular critic teachers andthose in attendance will be permitted to observe a typical gradedschool at work under the direction of model teachers. —7—
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General Information Location.—The State Normal School is located at Wayne, thecounty seat of Wayne county, on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolisand Omaha railroad. It is forty-five miles from Sioux City, twenty-eight miles from Norfolk and one hundred thirteen miles from Omaha-Wayne is a growing city with a population of 3,000, and is in everyrespect an ideal place for a school. It has no saloons. The city isone of Christian homes and contains churches of all the leadingdenominations. It affords to students good opportunity in literary,social and religious culture. Those who come here are assured of acordial welcome from the citizens of the town. Buildings and Grounds.—The Normal school grounds are locatedin the northern part of the city and contain thirteen acres. Thecampus is ornamented with hundreds of beautiful trees, which serveas a protection in winter and afford a refreshing shade in the summer.The buildings consist of three large brick school buildings, five dormi-tories,

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