Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

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Albuquerque Kindergarten; Rev, J. \.
pcr-s, 81 the Presbyterian Mission school
al Psjar,to; Mrs. N A Thsyer. Of the
Roman Catholic schopl at the Indian pu.
eblo Of lslc,s Presbyterian Indian school
Mission schpl. J-tner Hot Springs. aud
EstrhAn VI y Coyako, private schoul 81
/ iusdAlupe, and ~ thuee nNm-i I desire
To express my thanks for their courtesy
HouxDARiEs % sCBooL DISTRICTS
The county superintendent should I've
authorized by law TO IN the boundaries ~
schvpl Districts now existing. where
nothing ir ~ record in their uffccs show.
| ing boundaries. In this othc. there IL
nothing to show the boundaries 81 many
districts.
KsoWLKpdK ny SPANISH SkCKssARr
One of tue NEST serious obstacles ~ the
carrying cut ~ the school Law In this
county. IN the lack ~ kuu,sl-,lg- of span.
18Th 10y these teachers who have the other
qualifications required THIS Ia matter
io which special attention should be paul
ia ia. Normal schppls AMI Institutes. aud
III. summer sch"ol NJ the University In
some IL the school districts IN this county
no English II spoken, aud II In Aimee, All
imIu~sib,lily for n prraon who In u guh
teacher for Englisb speaking pup,ls, to
tnAk. n succ-ss Ia such AN one. without n
fair knowledge II spanish.
| ruE GkNERAL sCuOoL TAx LRNI
| The auditor of the territory hred the
levy for the general achDul AA for the
| present hscAl year 81 two mills. Tue
sur-rint-nd-nts ~ the counties therrupnn
joined In . rSlu-nt for its increase Ia
three mills. but the auhiior refused Ia
make the change probably for r~as"ns
satisfactory Ia himself. hu, decidedly un.
satisfactory Ia meet II those Interested IA
the educational advancement ~ the youth
IL New Mexico. The levy should b- ia
creased for the coming year, u We d.air-
Ia zee our pchoolr placed upon agher
plane
| TsA,HsRs' CkRrISi,ArHn
! would suggrrt that teachers csr,ih.
Gates from county examining buAris
should lie gui uuly IN the county where
irau-d, exc-p, they lie approved and
count.rsign-d 10y the superintendent OF
public instruction, aud - copy thereof Ill.
ell with the superintendent uf schools of
the county in which the holder deslres Ia
teach. This would obviAt- IA. inhuI al
teachers from counties where tn. stand
arl of examination Ia luw. Ia thua- " here
1t IL higher. ! have been worr,ed to n
considerable degree 10y the incoming 81
teachers VIII" hold hrst and second grade
c-r,ihc ltes from other counties. who are
not able Ia secure one 1T the thiri gr. lie
here but there IL no authority IN law for
their rejection. ! believe II woulh alro
ls Ia the hest int-r-stH IT the
territory that the several boards
of examiners should have power
To suspend ar revoke any Teachers Ger.
,lhrn,- issued by them for any r-as",
which would have Justified SAID bn.ri u,
withholding same when giv-n-for neg.
l-ct &c duty. for inosmp-tency to inrtruc,
ar govern = school, or for immortality "a
suspend for immortality or incnmp.tency
Ia instruc, or govern q school, the effect
Of any teachers certificate that NIGH,
have been granted 10y other lawful author
ityj provided. that no certinrat- should
lie suspended or revoked. without . per
sonal hearing, unlsss ia. holder thereof
should, after . reasonable notice, neglect
ar REFUSE To appear before the board fol
that purpose,
would suggest that terms ~ certih
Gates should be died by law a. follows
irrt grade, four years. second grade, two
years, and third grade Elk months and
that those holding last mentioned grad,
should, AT succeeding examination, pssi
IN second or hrrt grade, or he rejected b,
the board.
SCHOOL kLk,rioSs AND PETITIONS foR nav
SCHOOL DisrRIcTs.
Experience has shown that Their,
should I've = change In the Law Regarding
Publications VI voters al elections u
school dir-ctor~. aud ~ petitioners 10
new sch"ol DISTRICTS. The property quail
ihcation should he abolished, aud onl,
h-ads II famili-s, be they male or female
permitted Ia vote for school directors ~
, petition for new school districts.
= rKRs REPORTS,
To compel teachers To make their tsrti
4 reports 10 the county snperintendents
: the law should 10 amended so that n
D teacher who fails 10 make his or her tern
report, shall be permitted 90 teach sub
. s-quently In any public school IN tn
/ county whsrs such failure occurred, an
g lees = reason satisfactory 10 the superin
J.. tend-ut. shall be given.
Q The tAhulsted reports from teacher
i ought 10 he morr full and should lie &C
y CON panied by leiters u transmittsl. cal
|. ing the attention 81 the county superb
y t.ndeut ~ all matters ~ interest r.lativ
. "a the conduct 81 their respective SCHOOL,
The repsrtz made to me for ,b. last scho'
" year by M.ssrs. o. =. Hov-y and J.
81 S.w ward, teachers ~ district II, "a
e Frank d. ThomA, In district 4, ara mode
c In this regard.
h SCHOOL mousss.
N Sine. my last annual report, publ
ct school houses have been erected In DIV
NJ tricts ~. La Tuera, and ~. Atris'
nj south, aud buildings purchased and y
l. in good repair at Cabexon. In district =
and Canon de Jemss, in disirict IL. q
ar the same purpose. hchool houses "
81 soon be errcted In Chilli. district =
)" Chilli, district l0j Bland, district co. Al
ID AIlsrtOn. district ~.
a. sew SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
= A new school district, No. 81, Canons
TO de Nuanes, out u . portion Of distri
No No. -, has been formed by the superi
nj tsndeuti another at Bland, No 20, al
n s,ill anot her al Allerton. No. b2i the I,
he lAss named being In the new mining d
n trict of Coekiti Bland has already
u census Of hfiy Children Of school age, o.
- Ailertou twenty six. Schools will
he opened in these districts during the prs
nv snt month.
'or Az soon az the finances will permit
Al would most rrsp.ctfaliy susgss, the
~ PRODUCTION into the schools Of the lara
~ towns, " come extent, II manual lAb'
70, aud In this connecsion call attention
o the fact that In the public schools ~
be OLD plaza IL Albuqucrlue. typs'wriss
10 taught, and there u large ciass
girls being instructed In cutting. btii
n. and sewing clothing During the Il
| ..l,unl xaar In thu Ysiblic nchuol In dlHtF