The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-19

Summarized Eutoms Showing Present
Efficiency and iuappIoabIa Clauses Of.
Wuu.E R.U

Efficiency and luaupIoabIa clauses oil
WHo.s HIL
The chief business transacted ny the
BOARD OF Education this morning was
the sending of "a protest tp the commit
tee iu charge at Washington against tine
proposed Educational bin lately intro
duCed 10y Delegate Wilcox. form OF
protest was read to the members pres
emit consisting of Mrs. Jordan. Mrs.
Hail, Superintendent Atkinson. Profess
sOT Alexander The form was uuaui-
mously adopted and 1000 copies of the
same will be printed for distribution
signed by AN the members of the Board
of Education. The protest i'm bTiei
states that present legislation was not
needed lu these island. that If 30 were
needed the proposed bin would accom-
phsh no good results
That the present school system esta-
| bIshed two generations ago by the first
American missionary body who landed
! here Iu 1921. as added To from time Co
| time according To local conditions and
needs Is ample I'm its sufIioIenuy and
that Will" the present system as any
| system made by human hands. is
|amendauie TO alteration and susceptible
! should he made alOng the lines laid
| down boy the pioneers of the early days
/ nf the last century and found 10 be
/ satisfactory.
a brief review of the school system
since the printing of the first spelling
/ book in 1922 rs given i'm the protest
from the time when the instruction
/ originally given to adults was trans
/ terred Co the education of children at
/ the schools established at the various
mission stations in 1881.
| The dates of the establishment of the
! various schools now existent arc
given with the histories of many Of
| them including Lahainaluna. Oahu Col
! lege and the Kantahameha schools.
! Their curriculum with the evidence of
! the best modern equipment for instruc-
! tIon is plainly set forth.
! The first establishment of the school
! law by the chiefs in council in 1S4l with
! the institution of the Office of Minister
| of Public instruction is carried through
! to the present day when under the Ter
ritOrial law the system broadened and
| perfected under a board of education.
! the ministerial title being changed. to
| that of superintendent The present
| school system OF Hawaii presents q per-
! fectly adequate and up-to-date machin-
cry.
Figures and statistics of pupils and
! teachers aTe added the latter iifferen-
/ uated by sexes, as the Wilcox bill
| claims that female teachers are simply
! wage eur elS VINO 40 no good ana mere
! ~ "'tSa 'HeIii9eIytS win lhe wages
/ they make, the different natiOnalities
! being segregated. Appropriations for
the biennial period and averages Of the
| various years are also appended.
! me ldlhhE OH IN attendance some
| i" my -il't years az" Is stated as que
! tu l'iy usSFT'S' III the hdIlNe p"puIauon'
w'il.h Ias ""l oeeh 5" great OF late
go @.''g me J." 7=7r't''it
-. uug u. M increase u' lorelEh
| ''g"T'i1 i'lN IlI"uNH 'il' sue
s,i9',,l,u' s"'''' "''"H vi sugar upon the
! S,,a+ -.,... e.
! - m, '"'" va 'H' l"iluNI"S
lg.i, t 10, 80 N"IoI. hallonahiN or
t,, - ,I,r 20 ''o pa IA ny 9Tl,.'-
h.a~1 a. Fg 80 - - nee os u,
ta,.r.t,,, 7-''' "i' i" "'iI'E '-'
80. -.i', r-... ,,.......
t,,., ,,..,,,,.+,. o.. ,E 80 net ~.
eos, min n~nvf,Is f,. i,t,,.t
en- SALARY 5rafts In nfeba,, .,5,,a,t,,,,,
mo rJnrr,..I g.f,,,I i ,',,,9+i,.,,,.7 - ~
/ EIit-h sc1n41 ,rbGst. ,.,,,,.s. ,,.,,r,,i., -
scholars aag 1,, ,t.,. ~. L,,ii.-,.'.
the mainland
| summing mn tho r,.o,a.+ ,,I,fr,-. ,,,.
+1.r is ,l ,,,.,, &c
mediate congressional actior, 3s st,ta,1
! b-r the daIape+a'e nm ~ 49, 49,, -.
encv would soo,, 5I.is, - ~, I'm ,I77
mass that yvo,,II ,IaaI o. -, - W ,u
! The education pf the ta,,rit,r nh IL,
Iepatetg rim is C.itsI az 49,, w iy us
tatItor,, i.I, ~ ,,e ,o'l.l 5'E 10
with tho aee,,r1,,ti, - a. 80 .",L
contained Observation-Disclosures o,1 lloi
win man, the,. aiiu Gun US
! lions ''0'i-eNiS'eHL csHuI-
Afte,.. t,,, ra,,,,,,.. ,,,.....-.-
of rnans rr,,leIIaJ - -, a IulllpsI
| f,Jinr nJortb Ar,,a,.i g., 80 eIsI lyPI-
FurGne Asia ma F,iG, ' ,,.,i Aiigi!ca
together with a. raiiaf ,,.l,,,.i ul'eu
of the world Tbesa 80. map
Ian agent for The nonI,fa,. ~ "1eu Dy
! briefly pointed out he aG,,onta,,,,.s mo
cruing from the possassion Of r. CO..
rbe y,i.,+,,, Do,','SSiUH OF lne set
wood min nractiTaii,, S,t IeI III
were to scale ana nSr+air',l uT 'ip,e,
latest dat, ana ~ ,,( ol,t,Ilisu al the
rgnged NV. me 49, 7,7.. as ar
and Ameriga '''' III EU'oIe
~ i''"th inspected the maps very