The Kansas Intermediate School by H. E. Reeder

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 14, 1906

The Kansas Intermediate School

By H. E. Reeder

THE Conference Intermediate School, located at Thayer, Kans., closed March 19. This year’s term was very short, lasting only six months. The enrolment was twenty-nine, and the average attendance was twenty.

Six or seven of the pupils are now out in the canvassing work in different parts of the State, and are sending in good reports of work being done.

Three, or more, will attend the Central Union Conference summer school, to be held at College View, Neb., and will prepare to teach.

Up to this time the school has been held in the local church, but now the foundation is being laid for a new school building. In this there are to be two rooms for the intermediate school. The employment of two teachers will strengthen the school very much.

Five acres of fine land has been donated for the site of the school, just outside the limits of the town of Thayer.

H. E. REEDER, Principal.