Portal:Anonymous, Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Mooresville High School… (1862)
“ The discipline of the School is intended to be mild and liberal, but firm: as far as possible, students are made to feel that they are the rightful guardians of their own character, and that upon them rests the responsibility of the influence which they may exert upon the School. ”
Portal:Anonymous, Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Mooresville High School… (1862)
“ The scope of instruction can be made as comprehensive as that of many colleges and universities, but thoroughness is one of the leading features of the School, and the instruction will have special reference to preparing students for practical life. A public examination of all the classes will be held at the close of each session. ”
Portal:Anonymous, Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Mooresville High School… (1862)
“ It is very desirable that students enter the School at the beginning of the sessions, but they may enter at any time, and they will be charged according to the prescribed rates from that time till the close of the session, unless a shorter time be specified. Applications for admission should be made early either to the teachers or to any one of the Board of Managers. ”
