Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-12
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pal being n supervisor for the Other
schools in the district. This plan II
in line with that adopted severa
years ago in the public schools OF
the Philippines.
The first OF the districts will be
formed from the schools of Kauai
and Niihau. containing seventeen
schools and sixty. nine teachers; the
second district will be Oahu, with
seventeen schools and forty. eighl
teachers, the supervision to be IN
charge of the superintendent, as
sisted by principal of the Normal
School; third district will be Maui
Molokai and Lanai, containing thlr
ty-nine schools and eighty-two
teachers; Hawaii is divided into two
districts, the fourth being East Ha.
wall, with twenty-seven schools ant
sixty teachers, and the fifth being
West Hawaii, with twenty six
schools and sixty-nine teachers.
The Honolulu schools are cousid
cred by themselves in the central
ization scheme, and have been d.
vided as. follows, with the principal
of the first group the supervisor OF
all:
Kaahumanu, IA teachers: Manoa.
teacher: Moiliili, 3 teachers; Wal.
kiki, teachers. T
Royal. 10 teachers; Pohukaina, :
teachers; Pauoa, teachers.
Central Grammar 3 teachers:
Central Primary. teachers.
Kaiulani, IA teachers; kauluwela,
. teachers; Maemae. teachers.
Kalihl.waena, 10 teachers: Kalihi
uka, teacher; Moanalua. teach:
err; Kalihi-kai, l teacher.
Total, 10 teachers.
In the report of the secretary, the
balance on hand In the appropria
ton for teachers salaries IS shown
to be s394,S85.6S. The July and
August payrolls will amount to $50,
S59.iG. which Will leave balance
on hand, August 81. of 1894 ,026.22,
There are fifty-three teachers al
present employed, who shall be en-
titled to increases amounting to
$2S3.33 month on September /,
by the plans now under considera
tion the department will be able tC
save a total of s43s a month. In.
creased expenses necessitated by the
supervising principals salaries will
come to 5000 month, which will
leave s462 to be deducted from the
payroll
This sum for ten months, added
to the increases necessitated by the
increased salaries of the ffty-threC
teachers for the same time, forms
an additional expense to the depart.
ment OF $7453.3O. The board has
a surplus under Its appropriation
amounting to sl3.969.2O. from which
is to be deducted the increased ex
penses, leaving s6515.70.
The board now estimates that
with this assured surplus 1t car
place ten more teachers, leaving @
total surplus. over all increased ex
peEses, OF si515.70 at the time the
appropriation expires.
The entire meeting is reported tC
have been harmonious with the ex
ception of the appointment of a prin
cipal for Holualoa school, the name
of Mrs. Scott In this connection rails
ing a vigorous protest from Commits
sioner Muir. She was not ap
pointed. r'
In his report submitted to tn,
board, the superintendent suggeste,
that the Legislature be requested I,
permit the income derived from tn,
work OF the Girls Industrial Schoo
to go to the school, this incom,
amounting to about $500 yearly.
All the revision OF school laws arc
other work of like nature was car
ried over to another meeting of tn,
board.
More teachers are needed to prop
erly carry on the work OF thu
Schools, but there Is no money avail
able to employ more teachers thar
during the past year.
Life certificates and diplomas wer
granted as follows: Miss f. X
Bindt. life diploma; Miss Allie
Winter, u grammar grade certificate
on her credentials; Mrs. C. o. Hotter
a life certificate; Mrs. Ida Knight
a life diploma; Miss Katherine Nc
lntyre. life certificate; and Mr.
Vincent, life certificate. The com
missioners also accepted the certih
cate OF Miss A. l.. Arms.
The following were denoted u
holidays during which the school
are TO close: Labor Day, IL durinl
school time; Thanksgiving, Washing
tons Birthday. Good Friday, Deco
ration Day and Kamehameha Day
The holidays to be observed on tn
school premises are Arbor Day, Lin
coins Birthday, May Day and Fla
Day.
The greater part Of the day wa
taken up In the assignment of teach
ers, and the following were made
Laupahoehoe-J. V. MARCEL, Mrs