Report Blanks for Our Primary Schools by F. G.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

Report Blanks for Our Primary Schools

By F. G.

At the recent meeting of the principals held at Cleveland, Ohio, definite action was taken with reference to blanks for use in our primary school work. The union conference secretaries in attendance at the meeting met together, and submitted to the meeting eight different forms. They are as follows: Pupil’s monthly report cards, cash order blanks, teacher’s final report, enrolment report, teacher’s monthly report, annual report of secretary of board, treasurer’s annual report, and teacher’s contract.

It may be well to say a word descriptive of these blanks. The pupil’s monthly report card is designed to give to the parents a report of the department and class standings of each pupil. It is designed to cover all his work, and certifies to his promotion at the end of the year. The cash order blanks are for the use of the church clerk in making a request on the treasurer to cover various expenses of the school. The teacher’s final report is a blank upon which the teacher makes a report to the conference superintendent of the schools at the close of each year’s work. The enrolment report is a blank for the purpose of reporting the name, age, grade, and church standing of each pupil. It also contains other items of report to the conference superintendent. The teacher’s monthly report blank is designed for a report to be made each month to the superintendent. The annual report of the secretary of the board and the treasurer’s report blanks are also for the help of the superintendent in his work. The teacher’s contract is for the use of the officers of the school board and the teacher.

These blanks are now being printed, and we hope to be able to supply all orders for them at once. The union conference educational secretaries should order these blanks of the undersigned, at Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. The State conference superintendents can order of the union conference secretaries for the needs of the local schools. We are unable to state at present the prices of these blanks.

F. G.