Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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TUa tcholastic d«parhnent is divided into two sAparafe and dittinct unctii high ichool, which offan four yaan of preparatory work, and fha junnr cdkgi, which offecs two y9ar» of libr era) arts and scfence. Each has Its own organization separata from tt e ottier. Both divisiont are fully accredited by the North Central Associa iion of Golle9ei and Secondary Schools, an or nizfr ' tion connposad of the leading collages and prapara ' tory tchooit in twenty statet. This recognition means ihat graduateis of either department are etigibia to anter any institution in the tudents by certiftcation. It it our ainfi to see that each cade ' a-id!,tsrs e.o lasson thoroughly. To accomplish this, every student 1 taught correct study methods and thoroughly •;r r.nl ' )H ci correct uses of libraries and laboratories, v ia»0s are small, averaging from 8 to 16 students, vhich permits individual attention. Most of the faculty members live in the buildings with students. They are cadily accasijUe for special help. From time to tinw I personat-stvdy » made of each c«daff fo defirmfrw h ' « pointt. fll wwfcntwrwj liiitp Kiw q wwp m a 1 wm. •Th Ubaratery for •latnaatary eJaties in •hvmSitry pr«vMat niany cestly Mnt- menh nal pravlM fat in many Khocb but fhich Wentworfh be- ir!V-i Atr irr.poHMf to fh prepar itudy «f Dm Ubar «ery far lh« ti- vanead ckwnltlry cUhm I oiera c,am|)let,aly