The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-03

H*+"+++"""""+""++++++++++T gress heart Like such
tendent is carefully prepared matters points
the important needs clear direction
i 'e department. generous in praise effectiveness by those
through whom the work OF the department carried and is mu
lang and optimistic results school While the report
% with references to the reports OF the heads OF divisions
IN the department. there is such reference them makes them
dices of no interest IL themselves
There conagion high the superintendent report
After reading has higher opinion public schools
work they are doing in part perhaps because the public Schools like
the poor being always with custom sa them the point that
they represent thought abnegaon
and striving after ideals and asm than almost any
that we have We forget that the institution which
IN its experiences to all for there scarcely who
not been influenced by experience the public schools
almost equally intimate experience through households though
there scarcely experience us But one can
not read the superintendent report without feeling something
esprit du corps which the bond OF common experience in ennobng
pursuit, always engenders.
There could stronger argument for considerable dealing with
the school teachers OF the Territory the
lowing simple statement of the matter which almost the first thing
the superintendent report
Since the came in June year with
great care and feel assured that radical OF
you acting for the best interests Territory
men but became constantly carng canker OF discomfort
finances OF the Territory should require
Certainly provision at the present shoniG he made 10 i
lar crisis with such very unpleasant results
As to the means by which prevent similar condition
the School Department very difficult advise If the people
this Territory desire good schools they must pay for them and high
ecenc cannot be kept up without proper salary payment The
ovepad and yet what drawn for salary very large
Of the income Territory highest salary has
even been paid has been S225 month and this only teacher
When considers how much responsibility how previous
there has been required position
the amount small compared with the
other lines OF work The that has been asked by Supen
endent will barely suffice make the alteration
the additional salaries required for the schools
No more appreciation could be
Der OF words than contained the following almost bald
of facts about the Norma school:
The Normal school the important educational nstu
tons that the Department has under charge Under the greatest
dhcuy this school has been carried the maket buildings
Fort street The Normal pupils they graduate been
positions upon the Islands exception
have proved Of the greatest value to the educational uprising OF the
There could be no appeal cherished
association and honorable achievement this
nauna
Laanauna has been regeneraed old buildings have
been entirely removed and domiores together
school house and cottage for the principal have been
in course of erection When everything completed the establishment
VIII begin to be fitted agricultural college and hoped
the superintendent that distant Depart
is allowed other States Territories agricultural colleges In
another portion Of this there will be detailed
OF this c. A.
The Superintendent has every that Laanauna
in the entWne with the progressive
and advanced thinking HaWaian still
Since 1881 this institution has been existence
the teachers and cergymen and the first
Pacific Ocean published there 1884 present
forward to Lahanauna the nucleus which
highest and best results agriculture At the
tory be able to state that OF the pupils Lahanauna
entered the High School the Territory promise
to become in time able, professional
These but suggest the spirit report Everyone interested
children and YOUTH schools and education
port which together with the reports the of work
the department, which published with gives a wholesome
and stimulating view this important branch OF the public