Preparations for Church-Schools by F. G.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1909

Preparations for Church-Schools

By F. G.

IN a few weeks it will be time for our schools to begin a new year, and adequate provisions should now be made for the same. Many new schools should be opened this coming fall. Now is the time for the collection of sufficient funds to conduct a school successfully throughout the year. The teacher should be employed at once, if he has not already

been engaged. The schoolroom should be put in readiness, and provision be made for the industrial features of the school. If charts or maps or books of reference are needed, they should be obtained. In fact, everything necessary to the conduct of a successful school should be attended to at this time. Our children should have given them the very best in educational lines. While we may not have as commodious schoolrooms and all the excellent facilities of many public schools of to-day, yet we can have cheery, well-ventilated, properly lighted rooms, comfortable seats, and everything necessary to efficient school work. Christian education should be all that its name implies,—the very best; and as professed Christians, we are responsible to secure it to our children. F. G.