Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

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be recognized IN lieu OF regular
county Institutes:
Mcunfainair Chautauqua, Noun
tainair, \. NJ.
Summer school. n. NJ. Normal
school. silver City. n. NJ.
summer school, New Mexico Nor
NAL University. East Las Vegas.
The secretary presented the cireu-
lars from the department concerning
higher standard for third grade ex-
aminations issued under date OF May
10Th to each county superintendent
and the replies from county superin-
tendents concerning same.
on motion the content Of the circu-
lar letters fixing q higher standard
for third grade licenses was approved.
The report of the librarian OF the
territorial board OF education con-
corning lists of books recommended
for school libraries and suited to the
various grades Of the public schools
was presented and on motion action
was postponed until the following
day, members of the territorial board
taking with them copies of the lists
reported ana requested to make care
full examination in the interim.
on motion the name Of DR.. Frank
II. II. Roberts was substituted for
the name Of DR.. b. $. Gowen on the
committe on syllabus for professional
certificates. Z,
The opinion Of the attorney gem
cral dated June II, 1910, regarding
the right and duty OF the territorial
board Of education in the matter of
issuing certificates OF qualification TO
candidates for the office of county
superintendent in the election of No
vember, 1910, n to county supcrin-
tendents elect, was read and filed.
on motion the secretary was di-
rected to formulate and report plans
for issuing certificates of qualifica-
tons to candidates or county super
i%ntendents elect, which report was 10
be made at the afternoon session.
on motion the library list pre-
scented by Mrs. r. +. Asplund, a copy
Of which is filed with the notes and
reports Of this meeting, was APP
proved and the secretary authorized
to take such action al he nay deem
necessary to provide directors and
teachers of the public schools with a
copy of said list.
The secretary reported the action
of the Reading Circle board which
held its meeting on Friday night.
June 10, 1910, in adopting the follow
ing books Tor use during the year
1910 and 1911:
Teaching q district school, Dins-
more.
For third grade teachers and APP
plicants for second grade certificates.
Standards in Observation-Disclosures
lain.
For first and second grade teach
crs.
Primer Of sanitation-Ritehic.
Optional.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet of , y, m. Saturday.
Saturday Afternoon Session.
The board met in the han Of rep
resentatives at 2 p. m. with all MEM
bers present.
The secretary reported in full con-
corning h examinations FOR eighth
grade promotion certificates showing
hat l6 counties participated in the
examinationsii lii which there We're
$50 applicants. The grading com
mittees appointed by The various
county superintendent report favor
ably on 1923 applicants.
After much discussion the secre-
tary was authorized to take full
charge Of the eighth grade promo.
ton examinations for the year 1911;
to charge Il fee of fifty cents of each
examinec; to have all papers graded
by persons appointed by the depart
ment; to issue certificates accord
ingly.
on motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Where's, section IS, chapter 81,
laws of 1907, specifies that no per-
son shall be eligible to the office OF
county superintendent of schools who
does not possess a certificate Of
qualifications mentioned, among
Witch ig .ntTa pfiHa1 nNnArianap and
learning in those branches of educa-
ton taught in the public schools as
required by law hat said %qualifi-
cations shall be passed upon by the
territorial board OF education; that
the said certificate of said qualifica-
tons shall be filed with the respec-
tive county clerks before county SUI
p-erintendents may legally draw pub
lie money for their services,
Whereas, section 1929. compiled
laws of 1897, chapter 362, Y. s.
statutes, Forty-ninth congress-, speci-
fies the subjects 20 be taught\in the
public schools;
Whereas. Prospective candidates
Tor the office Of county superintend-
INT Of schools in the coming election
are requesting statement as to the
nature of requirements and the plan
or determining their eligibility TO
hold such office,
Therefore, be it resolved, That the
president OF the territorial board Of
education appoint a committee of
three of its members to act as COM
mittee on qualifications of county SUI
pe%rintendent Of schools; said COM
mittec TO be given fun power to act
for the board and to issue certificates
OF qualification TO those candidates
or county superintendents elect whose
qualifications meet the requirements
of the law specified in section 1929,
compiled laws of 1897. chapter 362,
States statutes, Forty-ninth
congress.
ON motion the superintendent or
public instruction wat authorized to
accept satisfactory standings from the
territorial Normal summer schools not
to exceed lou branches pursued at
the time required for any form of
county certificate provided such
standings are secured as a result OF
pursuing a course of at least eight
weeks in each subject.
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