Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
COUNTY SCHOOLS
IN BAD CONDITION
Superintendent A. B. StFOup
Returns From Trip Of
inspection.

After 4 trip % three days durlaG
which he Travelled over 100 milea ol
territory Rnn visited every achonl diH.
trlct IN the county. Prot A. y. Hir0up,
superintendent 81 schOola 0f Berna'
lilo county, returned 20 the city laa,
night
superlnteneden stroup vas seen al
bis Ulicc nj the court house ihia
morning BY a reporter for The Citizen
aud talked freely about his TRIP Ac
cording 20 Prof SlrOup the schools
In The outlying districts are In q Dc.
plorable condition. Some OF lhs
schoola are without aniicfenl books
and other materials and are almost
entirely devoid Of furniture n many
instances the school houses leak and
the recent heavS rains have hooded
them 10 such an extent that they ure
not n for occupancy.
NOivthatandlng the fact that the
uifloCk ls anything hui encouraging.
snld ana that ~ with one az two
" are willing % % All IN their power
10 improve exlstlng conditions aud
this spirit on their part should IN time
lle prodnrii,e ~ good results
There " one thing which can he
said and thar u that with ono or two
exceptions / have secured teachers
for every district IN the county. IN
most Ol lke districts school VIII com
mence on Mouday next, while q few
have already cOnu ned and have been
in session f0F several weeks
"OnS Great draNback the teachers
have to contend with h the lack ui
books oad other supplies. J would
like 20 hay rlnht here, that Y there
are any families In AlbuqucrQue whe
have any school books which they arr
not using and wish 10 give away that
they can contribute 10 no better canDe
than by turning them over TO me N
order thei ! may distribute the books
among the school dls,ricts whefs
needed"
Every Teacher SPEAKS English.
In selecting The teachers Tor the dif
ferent districts fhla year, Prof stroue
has heon very particular 70 comply
with the law snsHet by the rpccnl
ieEielafule. whirh law expressly pro
vldea that every teacsher that :,
granted certificate 10 teach must
understand and speak the Ensilab
language Ia addition the fnqefin
;endent has. where the district dc
mands teacher yersed ln both chs
English and spanish languaEos. PRO
vided such a teacher. This u some
thing that has act been closely FOL
lowed heretofore and no doubt vii
result 'ln much benehi.
Teachers ana Districts.
The following are the teachers that
have been supplied Tor the dlforonl
districts for the winter term ol
achoOl.
Cafnucl Miss Maria Eepnosa
school commences Monday.
TlleraE Mrs, MARY Robinson
school begins next Monday.
san Antonio Maxim0 fefea
soHhoOl began November 8.
CanOnGilo-M Mrs. ilzxie Howard
school Will beRsn next Monday,
San Antonlto--DO DOnaciano Gutierrez
school began Novembef g.
La MadeIs 80 teacher set, bu
Will begin A. aoon ns teacher 81 found
Sedilla--Mrs. Lourey school bo
gins next Monday.
NFisarfi I.ennldaa Gufierfex
school b~Hsn N0v4mIstf
Chillli~-J. III Skinner. school hegal
Nogofhher 6.
EEcobosa.-N No teacher yet
EiredrO~ No teacher yet.
superintendent strOup Was accom-
panied an bis trlp By MaK. Ehrllch
wh0 acted 81 lnierpfcler ile say
that the recent rains have pni ihl
roads IN a bad shape and that travel
/ ing was made slow ana Ia soHn ~
stances extremely dif1culi