Archive for May, 2009

1922- Peppy Particles

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

Rosemarie Chabert (1897-1976)

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

Miss Rosemarie Chabert, 79, of 818 W. Yakima Ave., died Sunday in St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born in Kansas and moved with her parents to CleElum, where she attended grade school.
She finished high school in Yelm and then attended Bellingham Teachers College. She taught in Yelm and Oroville after leaving the [...]

Teacher Salaries, 1900-1919

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

 
Introduction: An examination of county records, available at the Washington State Archives in Olympia has yielded several decades’ worth of salaries for the teachers at the Yelm School. The dollar amounts are for a month’s work. The contracts were usually for three months. The district seems to have employed one teacher [...]

Rules and Regulations Adopted by the State Board of Education for Teachers

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

1. The teachers in the public schools of this state shall follow theprescribed course of study and enforce the rules and regulations of the State Board of Education; shall keep records, use blanks and render reports according to instructions.
2. Teachers shall be held responsible for the care of all school property [...]

Teacher Test – 1900

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

Teachers Show Their Ability
Some examination questions. The examination has been completed in reading, state school law, history, grammar, arithmetic, physiology, orthography and theory and practice.
*The following are some of the questions given in arithmetic:
1. A man walks across the diagonal of a lot 8 rods long and 6 rods wide,4 times [...]

School Districts- The Old Fashioned Way

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

District #13 Outline Map

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

District #13 – Yelm (1900-1920)

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

The school in Yelm had started as a log cabin, but was eventually replaced by a wood frame building. This structure was east of the major crossroads in Yelm. This school, in the 1890’s, became so crowded that some classes were held in the cloak room. Eventually the primary grades, first through fourth, were held [...]

Education Around the County: 1889

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

Introduction:  The following are a series of articles related to education which appeared in the Washington Standard, published in Olympia.  During the second week in July, the average school teacher is expected to be abroad in Olympia.
Washington Standard
June 23, 1889
 
Teacher’s Institute
Mrs. P. C. Hale opened the exercises Wednesday, with an elaborate paper on her method [...]

School Laws – Washington Standard April 15, 1876

May 19th, 2009 by Yelm History Project | 0

Washington Standard April 15, 1876
We have heard a good deal of inquiry regarding the changes made in the Common School Laws, at the last session, so we publish the following two short laws, which comprise all the legislation on the subject that was perfectd.
The first is an amendment to the Common School law, passed, in [...]