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Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Feb 15, 1883

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 9, No. 7.

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HEALDSBURG COLLEGE.

By S. Brownsberger

A MODEL INSTITUTION.

Instruction given in Ancient and Modern Languages and the Physical Sciences.
Common Branches Thoroughly Taught. Special Training for Teachers.

GREAT SUCCESS.

This Institution has met with almost Unparalleled Success in the short time since its incorporation.

WHY DOES IT PROSPER?

  1. The Instruction is very Thorough and Practical.
  2. The Discipline is Rigid yet Parental.
  3. The Strong Moral and Religious Influence finds its equal in no other Institution of the kind.
  4. The Expenses of Students for Board, Tuition, etc., come within the ability of all.
  5. The Methods employed in the class-room, and the Professional Instruction, afford special advantages to those desiring to teach.
While its courses embrace all the higher Collegiate Branches, which are taught in the most thorough manner, especial attention is given to the Common Branches.

DISCIPLINE.

One of the prominent features of Healdsburg College is the effort to impress upon its students the claims and benefits of morals and religion. Any one of known evil habits, who is exerting a pernicious influence upon his fellow-students, is not tolerated in the school.

EXPENSES.

The tuition ranges from $2.25 to $6.00 per month. Board in private families and in the college boarding-house ranges from $3.00 to $3.50 per week, with room completely furnished.

ADVANTAGES TO TEACHERS.

Besides the regular class drills in the different branches, there is given occasional instruction concerning methods and genera. school management.

A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Is connected with the College to accommodate those children whose parents desire to place them under the instruction and moral influence of the school.

CALENDAR.

The Spring Term begins January 3, 1883, and closes May 29, 1883. After a vacation the Fall Term opens July 25, 1883.
Address, S. BROWNSBERGER, A. M., President, Healdsburg, Cal.