The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-12
Parent or Guardian.
rsachsrs Asked TO Hsln.

teachers AaAGA ~ AAG4Ps
The teachers viii be instructed 10 give
COPY of the above 90 each of their pu-
bills. who viii be- asked 90 take them
lome and deliver them to their parents
Dr guardians. In conjunction with the
hove. "A copy OF the following letter
viu Dee sent to each teacher;
THE enclosed circular win probably ex-
balm itself 10 NOT clear Doe its terms
iiease communicate with your pilhcipa@
auQ De- may ODD turn communicate Win
De- suUC riuIrUdCuJ for any further lutUr-
nation Under Che method proposed 10y
! De- board of education lu case the schools
are carried Oh after May the teachers
uust Cook Go tle tuition received from th.
parents for rheIr salary. The board cam
boz b. liable for 90. because they have mo-
FUNDS tn uaN. Ir You viii Doe mt liberty
e.ther ta teach or not. ana look 20 the
luitll. Tor INC pay LOT your SERVES,
IL g. expected that the parents VIII pay
% advance but lt they do not do So, the
responsibility for the collection must De
lnuu tfe teacher and not upon the board.
lNC very much regret the necessity Tor
his action but ass abe teachers wei know
There are uu funds lu tlc hands of the
board OF eduraN"N LH carry Hu tle
schools We know that the teachers WIZ
appreciate us fully t not more SO than
tte board ul education. the necessity of
cumuletIu- Doe school year. ANA 90 ls our
houc that they viii see iit tu accept this
aGd tlc board of education from the poo
slJou Boo which they uud themselves.
After signing your name lI last cir
cuIlr rol win chem deliver over tu each
Of your pupils.
Letter 20 the Principals.
a copy OF the following VIII also be
sent t1 each 0- The teachers and prin-
cpa.s,
The enclosed statement or contract VIII
probably explain itself. 10 is desirable 90
have rhe principals cooperate lu every re-
spC.t with the teachers and with parents
m lftermnms what cam De- procured from
circular it o. the idea OF the board OF
caucaIIuu tu eeL the returns iu upon the
date mentioned in Che circular.
10 Is desired tlat Jlc principals sum-
Marie the results ls soon as received and
communicate with the superintendent
that the matter may boz brought before
The cummlttee GOA lftchfr0 and school
work immediately thereafter.
Considerable time was devoted 60 dis
GUESSING the problem whether If suhi-
cient money was raised in certain
schools. and not enough in others.
an the schools should be closed
or those maintained which had secured
enough money To pay the teachers their
salaries.
EAavored Closing All Schools.
Professor Cummings favored closing
every school III all could not De kept
open. Sir Moyle opposed d. He con-
tended that if the parents Boz one dis
trict were willing t0 pay the teachers
th-ir salaries. their wishes should be
respected. THAI it would not be lair 20
10000 pupils Who might contribute the
necessary 81 and 81 Go deprive them OF.
five extra weeks OF school just because
The parents OF 1000 others would not 0s
could not pay the demanded tuition.
TO that Professor Cummings said
that n some schools were open and 9th
ers were not thar 10 would complicate
tle courses Of study next year
The debate WAS cue sh0rt there by
Judge Henderson and Mr. Giauque say
Ing that they were crossing "a bridge
er stream which may not exist
aeaniug that Che proposed plan of
keeping Che schools 0ren by tuition
might fan nati that % would De time