The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02
TEACHERS MUST
GET CERTIFICATES
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
QUIRE THOSE WITHOUT TO
PASS EXAMINATIONS,

The Board of Education held a reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon. A
resolution presented by the Teachers
Committee, intended to establish the
rule of having only teachers with GER
employed, was adopted. 1t is
as follows:
Whereas, the attention of the De-
partment of Public instruction has
been called to the fact that there are
some sixty teachers in the employ of
this department who have never held
any certificates, and also that many
of the certificates formerly issued to
ment have already expired, therefore
be it
Resolved: 1. That all teachers in
the employ of this department who
have no certificates, all those whose
certificates have already expired and
those whose certificates will have ex-
pired by September 1, 1906, shall be re-
quired to take the examination to be
held July 70, 10 and IA, 1906.
"2. That all first class certificates
and all Normal certificates issued prior
to this date be extended in time in
definitely, subject, however, to recall
by the department at any time after
the expiration of their prescribed time
limit if the standing of the teacher does
not warrant renewal.
"3. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to all teachers affected, in or
der that ample time may be afforded
them to prepare for the next examina-
tion."'
Superintendent Davis announced that
affairs were in good shape for the re-
opening of the schools next Tuesday,
but that the Normal school may not
be ready until a few days later.
Asletter was received from Superin-
tendent Holloway stating that he had
not selected site for the Hilo. High
school and could not go ahead with the
matter until it had been decided whe-
Their the appropriation for the school
was to be used.
A proposal from ]. A. Gilman to
take ten years lease on the de-
partment's property on Wilder avenue
and Punahou street mauka of Profess
or Alexapder's house was referred to
the Lands Committee. Gilman offer
ed to pay $1OO a year for the ground
and build a $4,000 house on it, the whole
to revert to the Territory af-
ter the expiration of the lease.
r. Sprague University of California;
was appointed science teacher at the
Honolulu High School, vice F. A. Rich
mond, transferred, at a salary of $110.
A wireless message to L. Severance,
School Agent, IIilo. about two rooms
for Hilo High School, from Superinten-
dent Davis was read, and the answer
from Severance to Supt Davis stating
that seats for go and 1OO-foot black
board were required.
A letter was read from Miss Eva
Anderson stating that she could not
come to take charge of the Ulaino
School.
The following recommendations Of
the teachers committee were adopted:
That Miss Kewina broad be appoint
ed guard at the Girls Industrial School
at salary of $25 per month.
That Miss Marie Rasmussen be APP
pointed principal of Waimanalo School
vice Miss M. K. Cramer, transferred,
at a salary of $3.50.
That Miss H. Taylor be appointed
assistant at Kauluwela, vice Miss An
gus, promoted during the absence of
C. F. True, at a salary of $50 per
month.
That Miss M. lie Toler be appointed
assistant in the Hanapepe School, vice
Mrs. L. c. Bickford transferred, at
salary of S35.
That leave of absence be granted to
S. X. Kekahuna, principal of Wailau
School, on account of illness as per
doctors Certificate
That Miss Alice Bartholomew be APP
pointed principal of Wailau School,
during the absence of S. K. Kekahuna,
at salary of 1925.
That vacancies at the following
places be left to be filled by the school
agents in whose districts they occur:
Assistant PepeelIeo, vice MISS M.
Taylor.
Assistant Paauilo, vice Miss o. Eor-
ner.
Principal Kaiwilli, vice Albert Bos-
COW.
Assistant Holualoa, vice Miss Breh-
man.
Assistant Olaa, vice Mrs. L. NJ. Car
penter.
That a partial support of the sepa-
rate plantation school at Waialua be
That the salary of the principl of the
new five-roOm school at Papaikou be
placed at 500 per month.
That the terms for the school year
1905-1906 be as follows:
Fall Term-September s. 1905, to De
cember %, 1906
Winter Term-January 6, 1906 ITO
April 6. 6O6
Spring Term-April 16, 1906, to June