The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
WILL UPHOLD BRADLEY.
Likelihood That His Blacklist
Of High Schools Will
Stand.
Faculty Members Declare That He
Had Full Authority to
Make It.

BERKELEY, CAL, July 29.-The action
of Professor c. B. Bradley OF the State
University in clipping thirty-seven of the
high schools from the list of those fully
accredited, his reason being that their
standard in English was 100 low, has
brought down upon him q storm OF indiG-
nation from teachers and students of the
schools affected. Inquiries by the score
were directed to him to-day IN an effort TO
learn the reasons why the various schools
were blacklisted.
Although the entire thirty-seven schools
were notified Of their deficiency in English
last month, the news was not commu1-
Gated to the pupils until recently.
The result was a decided Juror among
ali who had their eyes turned toward the
university. The complaining students
assert that they should have been notl-
fed Of the fact that their several schools
had been discredited. so as to give them
time to study up before the fall ''exes"
begin.
Mem bers OF the university faculty are
inclined to blame the principals of the
high schools affected for not notifying
the students In time.
An examination by the faculty COM
mittee Into the reasons why Professor
Bradley made wholesale discrediting OF
the schools has been talked of, but a
prominent university authority stated to-
day that he believed there would be
nothing Of the kind done, as Professor
Bradley had the authority to do what he
saw fit in the matter.
1t seems to be the general opinion tha at
the schools will have to take their medi-
cine.
The complete list of the thirty-nine e
fully accredited schools for this year is as
follows:
Alameda County Union High School No.
(Centerville), Arcata Union High School, Ar
milo Union High School (SuisuD), Belmont
School, Dixon Union High School. Hanford
Union High School, Heads burg High School,
Miss Horizons school (Oaklandl, Irving Insti-
tute, Livermore Union High School, Lompoc
Union High school, Los Angeles High School,
school, Modesto High School, oakdale
Union High School, Pasadena High School,
Petaluma High School, Redlands High
school, Riverside High School. Sacramento
High School, Salinas High School, San Ber-
Eardino High School, San Diego H gh School,
San Jose High School, San Rafael High School,
santa Ana High School, Santa Clara High
school, Santa Rosa High School, Sonoma Val
ley Union High School, Stock ton High School;
Throop's Polytechnic Institute, Pasadena; !;
Ukiah High School, Vacaylue Union High
School, Ventura High School, Visa1a High
School, Watsonville High school, Woodland
High school.
The thirty-seven schools which were
blscklisted in English are as follows:
Fresno High School, Miss Heads school, Miss
Vests school, Alameda High School, Alamo da
High. Alameda University Academy, Boone $
Academy, California School of Mechanical
Arts, Coronado High School, Lowell High, Po-
mona High, San Louis Obispo High. Santa
Barbara High, Santa Paula Union High, St.
Matthew's, Alameda County Union High No.
8, Hsywards Citrus Union High, Colusa Hig h,
Mills College, Paso Robles High, Escopdldo
High, Fullerton High, Hoitrs Oak Grove