High School Added To The Practice School
1890 Fall
A high school is added to the Practice School. Dr. William V. Jones is appointed principal of the high school.
1890 Fall
A high school is added to the Practice School. Dr. William V. Jones is appointed principal of the high school.
First mention since the 1860s of physical education, called "Physical Culture," as a required element of the curriculum. Physical Culture was mentioned only in the fifth term. Lacking a gymnasium in the Willett Street Building, physical culture classes were held in the Young Men's Christian...
This was the beginning of continuing education for practicing teachers. It was a one year course leading to a life license to teach.
Delta Omega Sorority, the institution's first recorded Greek society was founded.
1890 January 2
The name of the Association of Graduates is amended to The Association of Graduates of the New York State Normal School and the New York State Normal College.
1890 March 13 - 1914 April 30
The Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York changed the name of the school to the New York State Normal College. The same meeting resolved that “on or after September 1892" instruction given in the college be restricted to “methods of teaching, school economy, philosophy and...
1890 June 26
New York State Normal College commencement held with a speech from Hon. Andrew S. Draper.
1891 June 19
New York State Normal College commencement held at Harmanus Bleecker Hall.
1891 Fall
The Quicksilver Reading Circle formed as private class by Mrs. Margaret S. Mooney, instructor in literature and elocution. The Circle studied literature.
1892 November
The Normal College Echo was a monthly student literary and news journal. This column carried news of Alumni classes and events until it was superseded as the main organ of alumni news by the publication of the Alumni Quarterly in 1919.