isua-isnscatalog-1886-1887-041

Description:	40INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.COURSE FOR GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOLS.(Two Years.) Graduates of commissioned high schools receive a credit of one year, and are thus enabled to complete the English Course in two years. They are admitted, without examination, to the high¬ est class entering at the beginning of a term. Such students are required to take all the professional subjects of the course, and to make a thorough study of the common branches, so far as this may be found necessary. They are permitted to carry an extra study throughout the course, if found able to do this profitably, and are relieved from studying such of the more advanced branches as have been pursued in the high school, and of which they are found to possess a thorough knowledge. To high school graduates who complete this course, certificates of grad¬ uation and diplomas are granted on the same conditions as to those requiring the full time. The following are the high schools of the State whose graduates are entitled to a years credit on the course of study in the Normal School:Amboy (Academy).Anderson.Attica.Auburn.Aurora.Bedford.Bloomington.Bloomtield.BlufRon.Boonville.Brazil.Brookville.Brownstown.Butler.Bourbon.Cambridge City.Columbia City.Columbus.Connersville.Crawfordsville.Crown Point.< ovington.Decatur.Delphi.Dub in.Edinbtirg.Elkhart. Evaueville.Frankfort.Franklin.Fort Wayne.Goshen.Greencastle.(Jreensburg.llagerstown.Huntington.Indianapolis.Jeffersonville.KendallvilleKnightstown.Kokomo.Lafayette.LagrangeLaporte.Lawrenceburg.Logansport.Madison.Marion.Martinsville.Mishawaka.Monticello.Muncie.New Albany.New Castle.Noblesville.Pendleton.Peru.Petersburg.Plymouth.Portland.Princeton.Rensselaer..Richmond.Rochester.Rockport.Rockville.Rushville.Salem.Seymour.Shelbyville.South Bend.Spencer.Sullivan.Terre Haute.Tipton.Union City.Valparaiso.Vevay.Vincennee.Wabash.Warsaw.Washington.Waterloo.Winchester.
Source:	http://indstate.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/isuarchive/id/32892
Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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