The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-12
TEACHERS
SELECTED


chief points settled was that Mrs.
Scott was not to be principal of Hp-
lusloa school, which school is that
where much trouble was experienced
and from which Mrs. Scott was eject.
ed. Commissioner NOR objected TO
her reinstatement He declared that
either she went out or he did.
A scheme advanced is the centra,i.
cation of schools IN such q manner
that a number Of the present school
districts will form a unit. The islands
will be divided into educational die.
tricts, the first being formed of Kauai
and Niihau, with II schools and CO
teachers in charge of supervising
principal who viii also be principal Of
one of the schools.
The second will be Oahu, with ST.
pervision by the Normal inspector
The third: Maui, Molokai and Lanai.
The fourth: East Hawaii, Hilo beins
excepted remaining under the re-
sent system. The fifth: West ITa-
wall.
The balance on hand in the ap1ro-
priation for teachers salaries is shown
to be $994,S55 6S. The July and Au-
gust payrolls will amount to S60,S50 As
which will leave balance on August
81. of $334,O26. %.
There are fifty-three teachers at
present employed, who shall be en-
titled to increases amounting to 1888 .
33 a month on September I. By the
plans now under consideration the de-
partment will be able to save a total
of $43S a month. Increased expenses
necessitated by the supervising prin.
cipals' salaries will come to 5000 a
month, which will leave 1852 to be Dc
Quoted from the payroll.
This sum for ten months, added TO
the increases necessitated by the in
creased salaries of the fifty-three
teachers for the same time, forms an
additional expense to the department
of $7453 80 The board has a surplus
under its appropriation amounting to
1853 20 from which is to be de-
Quoted the increased expenses, leaving
$6.515 10.
With the surplus the board can
place ten more teachers. leaving =
total surplus of S1515,7O when the ap-
| preparation expires.
With reference to the girls indus
trial school it was suggested that the
Legislature be requested to permit in
come at the school to be used for the
school, This was approved.
A deal is on to acquire y acres in
Palolo for the girls industrial school.
Mr. Vincent was granted life ncr-
tificate: Mrs. F. K. Bindt, a life di.
ploma; Miss Alice Winter, a grammar
| grade certificate; Mrs. C. A. Hotel, u
life certificate. Mrs Ida Knight, a
life diploma, and Miss Katherine Nc
Intyre, a life certificate The certi-
ficate Of Miss A. L. Arnes was accept
| ed.
The following teachers were ycs.
terday selected:
Laupahoehoe-J. V. MARCEL, Mrs. J.
V. MARCEL and S. J. Maluo.
Pohakupuka-A. J. Ignac1o, Miss F,
Macy.
Hakalau-E. S. Capellas, Miss Ca
pellas, Miss Katy Sadler.
Honomu-A. V. CarvalhO, Miss Ivy
Borden, Miss Louise X. Bal, Paul Tai.
lett, Miss M. Kamakaiwi.
Pepeekeo-Miss Gladys Richard
Miss X. Piuiwale, Miss H. Malterre
Miss H. S. Otremba, Miss H. Wikan
der.
Papaikou-Mrs. Emily Ewaliko
Miss l. Vowel, Miss E. Desha, Miss
Elizabeth Heen, Miss Annie Napier
Miss A. Carvalho.
Haaheo-Mrs H. Ludloff Miss Edna
Akau, Miss E. Osorio.
Kaiwiki-W. G. Aiona, A. Wons
Wal.
lilo High SCHOOL,. A. Richmond
Mrs. ]. Allen, Miss E. Pomeroy, MisN
L. Deyo, Miss H. Severance.
Special-Mrs. J. T. Lewis.
Hilo Union-Miss Josephine Deyo
Miss Emma Akamu, Miss Stephanie
Guard, Miss Lilinoe Hapai, Miss Har
riet Hapai, Mrs. Annie Kai, Miss Alice
West, Miss Esther Lyman, Miss Mary
Deyo, Miss E. Porter, Miss Clara
Stone, Miss N. McLain, Miss K. Trow
bridge, Miss Rebecca Bohnenberg
Miss NJ. Pearce.
Mt. View-Mrs. NJ. Wakefield, Miss
NJ. K. Nailima, Miss A. p. Chung.
Olaa-Mrs. J. B. King, Mrs. /. S
Mesick, Miss N. Daniels, Edward Lind
say.
Keaau-Miss Ward, Mrs. Anna Hol
land, Miss Helen Watson Mrs ElviI
Soper.
Pahoa-James Kamakaiwi, Miss NJ
J Miller.
Kapoho-Mrs. II. ]. Lyman