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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
3
The notice outlines tuition rates for Clifton public school grades 1 to 11 with charges from 1.50 to 4.00. It states transferred pupils receive five months free tuition from entrance and realty taxpayers in Clifton may qualify for free tuition for the full term.
Details a graded curriculum plan from first through eleventh grade. Lists reading, spelling, language, writing, drawing, arithmetic, geography, history, physiology, calisthenics, and other core subjects with adopted texts and book numbers. Includes emphasis on articulation, map work, biographies, and periodic reviews of geometry and algebra.
The Clifton Public School will be a graded system with Primary Intermediate and High School divisions. Pupils must follow prescribed courses, with no time for special subjects upon parental request. A diploma is awarded only to those meeting all academic and attendance thresholds. nine month term starts September 5, 1910.
Faculty roster lists J. M. Bettis principal for upper grades and Barnhill H Grades Eight Nine, Hattie Grimland grades six seven, Charlotte Perrin grades four five, Willie Helm grades two three, Mae White primary, Ora Lee Bettis supernumerary, Clara Mixon music instructor.
The document outlines text book adoption rules for Clifton Public School and assigns teacher duties. It details room visits, assignment powers, monthly reports, attendance, classroom control, student promotion, parental permissions, desk inspections, adherence to the course of study, and duties during misconduct. It also covers pupil conduct, language, attendance, provable damages, and grade progression with a closing appeal for community support. Adopted August 12, 1910 by H. H. Baley and J. T. Glass.
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