Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
CERTIFICATES ARE
GIVEN TO NUMBER
New Mexico Teachers Passed
Upon the Same SatGF-
day Afternoon.
WILL HOLO EXAMINATIONS

The quarterly meeting Of the terri
torial board 81 education. which was
held In The ofiioe Of Prot Hiram Had.
ley. superintendent Of public instruc.
ton. In the capitol building. santa Fc.
adjourned lac saturday evening, az
ter iransacing al business presented.
Al members were present, with the
exception of Governor Miguel A.
Otern and Prof Peter J. Schneider,
who was unable to attend because of
illness
The following Is a report 81 The i'm.
purtant matters given consideration.
Certificates Granted.
The hrsi important matter Of husl.
ness which the board considered was
applications for professional certlh.
Gates. Fifteen OF the were considered
ana The following we're granted Ave
year certificates; Mas Sadie barney.
santa Fe Miss Netiie Estella Cot.
fey, Springer, Miss Luna Craven.
Carlsbad, Coleman Hall Bush. Van
Houiou Miss Amelia Gillian. Acte1;
Don g. Taylor. Albuquerque. Miss Lot
tlp sweet. Las Cruces, Robert Henry
., mulrton. santa Rosa. Miss Maggie
N1ron Mayors Pennington The
lost may possibly be given life Ger.
dcate IL additional satisfactory IN.
formation can be furnished The ap.
plicatiOus Of others were either r..
iected or deferred Tor further ronsld.
Grafton
The committee appointed az the last
meeting of The hoard 10 prepare a syl
iuhus Ia regard % subjects Tor the
examination 81 teachers. reported
progress. on account of me increas
INK amount Of business that usually
comes before the board. the time Tor
the regular meetings was chanrod
from the second saturday of March
June, September and December. 10 Q
O'Clock 9 No.. on Friday of the Same
months
Normal Schools Needed.
Nicr careful discussion n was
unanimously agreed that conditions 10
New Mexico are such that provision
should be made by normal schools and
other standard educational lnstitu
lions Ia the Territory. for the train.
lng 0f teachers especially 10 meet thD
demands ~ rural schools. and. There.
tore. that courses OF 1tudy should n,
prepared which when completed
would legally cntitlc those who hny.
taken those respective courses. o. "a
third grade certificate. second grade
certificate or a FIRST grade certihCat.
a committee was appointed "a ufU.
pare such courses and 90 submit Hr
same az another meeting OF the hugrI.
A. additional explanation OF Doc
rules governing the board In gran ur
4 "A aaaHHN ~
was passed "a the eject that u .1,
general Intention 81 the hoard hat
those who are granted Ave lrs
certificate shall be- entitled 20 he
certificate az the expiration 81 he
former
Certain powers of the terri uIai
board of education BY resn|W lon.
were delegated to the superintendent
: of public instruction with pow, 10
act for the board iu cases Of omer
gency In the Interim OF the NEE ugs
Yearly Examinations
TIE board, hy resolution. dpiorm'
ined 90 bold on examination once a
I year 90 accommodate those who wish
10 apply by examination for terrific
rial certificates. and adopted rules
! governing the same. with the cXcep
I lion ~ prescribing exactly tho
branches gith their limitations upon
which applicants will be- examined.
hy resolution a committee was ap
pointed a. cooperate with the terri
iorial educational association Ia pre-
pairing Course Of stWdy for the com
mou schools OF the territory. with d
view 30 having u ready for use In the
autumn of 1905.