aming committee to counties having high schools. Instructions will be mailed with each package, and the questions must not be opened until the day they are to be given. 6. Papers written at the examinations at Jackson, Nashville and Knoxville will be graded by the State Board of Education. The local committee will grade the papers of the county examination, report the grades made by each applicant, and send the papers for review and filing to the State Board of Education. 7. All certificates will issue from the State Department of Public Instruction. Applicants for certificates under Paragraph 4 will present their diplomas when they apply for certificate. 8. The examination at all places will come in the following order: Tuesday, June 7-Mathematics. Wednesday, June 8-English, Latin. P. L. HARNED, High School Inspector. REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATES. An applicant may take one or more of the following seven departments: TUESDAY, JUNE 7. I. Mathematics-Spelling, English Grammar, High School Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. II. English Spelling, English Grammar, Rhetoric and Lit erature. III. Foreign Language Spelling, English Grammar, Latin Grammar, Cæsar, Cicero and Virgil. IV. Spelling, English Grammar, Home Economics. THURSDAY, JUNE 9. V. History Spelling, English Grammar, England, General, American and Civil Government. VI. Science-Spelling, English Grammar, Physical Geography, Physiology, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, State Geology and Agriculture. VII. Commercial-Spelling, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Law and Bookkeeping. One may take Greek, German or French with Department. VIII. And Shorthand and Typewriting with Department. Questions must not be opened until the day they are to be given, and then only in the presence of Examining Board and applicants. The State examinations will be in the Senate Chamber, Nashville, and in the High School buildings at Jackson and Knoxville. All questions must be construed by the applicant. If errors are found in questions they may be noted on examination papers. Applicants will furnish legal cap paper, pen and ink, but no other papers or books will be allowed in room. Communicating with any one, other than examiners, during the examination on any subject will forfeit papers. Make answers short, write on one side of the sheet, leave margin blank; arrange the papers of each subject in order and fasten them together. The examination will begin at 9:30 on Tuesday and at 8:00 o'clock on Wednesday and Thursday morning. Those who pass will receive their certificates about July 1. County Examiners will grade the papers of their respective counties, marking the value opposite each answer and the value of the whole paper at the top of the first page. Forward the papers and the grade sheet, showing each grade and the general average of each applicant, to the High School Inspector. Examiners must make their reports promptly so that certificates may be issued on time. All applicants will be required to give satisfactory reference of good character. P. L. HARNED, Inspector. |