15th District  School of Instruction  

1st Tthursday of the month  - Harford Lodge

3rd Thursday of the month - Roving Lodge

7:30 PM TO 9:30 PM

***WORK LODGE PROVIDES REFRESHMENTS***

See Schedule Below


 

Tell me and I forget,
Teach me and I remember.
Involve me and I learn.

- Bro. Franklin

All Officers are expected to attend
and Master Masons are welcome

Congratulations to Bluestone Lodge No. 338
for winning the 2011 Golden Trowel Award
 

Great Job!

Congradulations to Johnny Florance, Past Principal of the 15th District Masonic School.
Brother Johnny was awarded the George Hunter Award at the last District School of 2011. 
 

The 15th Masonic District welcomes Brother Mark Dorunda as our new Principal.  Brother Mark is a Past Master of Bluestone Lodge No. 338 and is a knowledgeable and helpful Mason.  We look forward to working with Brother Mark to sharped our ritual skills!

 


Elected Officers of the 15th Masonic School 

President, William Hunter
Vice President, Randy Zick
Treasurer, Richard Zick Sr., P.M.
Secretary, Richard Bloxam, P.M.

Principal of the 15th Masonic School:
Bro. Mark Dorunda, P.M.
Bluestone Lodge No. 338


Perfect your work on Ritual

Individual Instruction Available at Each Meeting

 

15th MASONIC DISTRICT SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION
2012 SCHEDULE

February
February 2, 2012 – Open, Close and Master Masons Degree – Mt. Herman Lodge No. 472
February 16. 2012 – Open, Close and Master Masons Degree – Warren Lodge No. 240

March
March 1, 2012 – Open, Close, Receive DDGM - Temple Lodge No. 248
Regional Instructor Brother Robert Sutcliffe will be attending.
March 15, 2012 – Open, Close and Master Masons Degree – Freedom Lodge No. 328
March 29, 2012 – (5th Thursday) Entered Apprentice Degree – Re-qualification
Harford Lodge No. 448

April
April 5, 2012 – Open, Close and Entered Apprentice Degree – Bluestone Lodge No. 338
April 19, 2012 – Open, Close, Examination of visitor and Funeral Service
Factoryville Lodge No. 341

May
May 3, 2012 – Open, Close, Ballot and Receive DDGM – Canawacta Lodge No. 360
May 17, 2012 – Open, Close and Fellowcraft Degree – Nicholson Lodge No. 438
May 31, 2012 – (5th Thursday) Instructor’s Meeting – Harford Lodge No. 445

June
June 7, 2012 – Open, Close, Ballot and Receive DDGM – Harford Lodge No. 445
June 21, 2012 – Open, Close, Election and Installation – Mt. Herman Lodge No. 472

Summer Break

September
September 6, 2012 – Open, Close, Examination of Visitor and Funeral Service
Warren Lodge No. 240
September 20, 2012 – Election and Installation – Temple Lodge No. 248

October
October 4, 2012 – Election and Installation – Freedom Lodge No. 328
October 18, 2012 – Open, Close, Ballot and Receive DDGM – Bluestone Lodge No. 338

November
November 1, 2012 – Election and Installation – Factoryville Lodge No. 341
November 15, 2012 – Election and Installation – Canawacta Lodge No. 360
November 29, 2012 – (5th Thursday) Instructor’s Meeting

December
December 6, 2012 – Election and Installation – Nicholson Lodge No. 438

January 2013
January 3, 2013 – Open, Close, Ballot and Receive DDGM – Harford Lodge No. 445
January 17, 2013 – Open, Close, Ballot and Receive DDGM – Mt. Herman Lodge No. 472
January 31, 2013 – (5th Thursday) Master Mason’s Degree – Re-qualification
 

 

 

Officers who are intending to serve in the East still need to be proficient in at least (1) degree.

Earn It Again

"This requirement not only will boost the confidence of our Masters as they accomplish these achievements, but the entire lodge benefits from the growth of the Master, because he is willing to share the degree work and the privilege of conferring the knowledge to candidates for membership."
- Stephen Gardner,
RWGM: 2008-2009

Find out more about the 

The question: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE to ensure that we will still exist as a fraternity in another two hundred and fifty years?

As many of you know, Our Grand Master has decreed that all incoming Worshipful Masters be proficient in conferring at least one degree

Start early and help keep our oral traditions alive

 

 

"We need to remember the excitement and the thrill we had when we experienced Freemasonry for the first time. As Freemasons, we must live and lead by example and live up to the fundamental principles of what Freemasonry is and means to us. We need to get back to our roots and get reacquainted with our ritual, our brethren and our way of life. We need to practice Freemasonry in our everyday living for everyone to see and be a part of... then we will truly 

 "Earn It Again."

We cannot expect our brethren who traveled the Masonic road before us to be the only driving force keeping Freemasonry alive. We all need to do our part to preserve our rich heritage. Our degrees are the most beautiful explanations of who we are and what we stand for. The greatest gift we have to give is our history and the desire to share it with another brother. Be a mentor, an instructor, a floor officer or just attend your lodge meetings. Protecting Our heritage for Future Generations and keeping our history alive is enjoined upon us all. "
- Bob Bateman, RWSGW, 2008-2009