Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-05
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STATEMENT OF RESULTS OF SCHOOL INVESTIGATION BY
GOVERNOR.
/. INTRODUCTORY.


l. INTRODUCTORY
During the recent session Of Legislature joint committee
ng of the and House standing committees education
petitions
@ o. ae1e isa Dee9 r0ppa e
three of its and the latter after holding number Of
that the take toward having supen
is be for the best
me Senate on ,ne last DAY o. the session AFTER
nation Of the resolved that the Senate believes the
Investigation he,immediate of
said Of Public instruction providing that
AS the Legislature was about to adjourn the
removal was given in advance in case should find It to
Organic Act that the appoint and certain
officers with the consent of the Senate u
At the time the Senate took action the appointments Of
submitted Senate
early in the session but expired or were
three appointments
make nominations for these places and
was more or less Of sentiment might
% aco ns and get fire N
The Questions Presented 4
whether the Commits
sone should continue perhaps might wei Leave this matter to
pointed for some time and that should be appointed
The purports
by the the subcommittee cannot therefore
well avoid Of that report The Of the Senate
Of of removal under the Organic
my findings
would seem to be called for also as justice Super
81 afS the yet a
should be made in the some or all OF the Offices in cues
Most of findings the
also the Commissioners other words they
relate the which is composed of the Superintendent
Committee Had Short Time to Work.
such that its could hardly be ito to be
exhaustive investigation
ended that the Senate Hooyer Committee continue the nvsstig
parment schedules ESQ. Of salaries and course of study
The investigation by subcommtee
tendent Of Department Principal
with view to their IN or from ONCE and an
tive purposes was in fact conducted as prosecution with refer
employed the
was reputed to be generally hostile existing
Of the and the Normal School by the fact that most
be hostile and by the nature of the examination disclosed by
cour esan aardy 8 su ies ss'm0ns
While investigation Superintendent the Principal
might appropriately the character of prosecution at least
If the prosecuting attorney however hostile had been engaged by
poyed by the investigators judges and the to be nye
what charges and had been all proper facilities of defense
investigation
obtain transcript
testimony taken by the the minutes Of the meetings
Principals referred the letters other
N my specific findings have confined myself almost entirely
to documentary evidence and undisputed oral statements
II SPECIFIC COMPLAINTS AND FINDINGS
REVIEW REPORT LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE
he report Of s
parts petitions
they They had taught years
the
Summer School The facts follows:
other teachers inqung whether desired
appointment they replied the affirmative On 10
Normal School Sup
respectively
lack of cooperative spirit characterization their
considering
similar
orally these of
recommendations Commissioners
teachers August they addressed the Depart
in notr Department
giving
tory. unanimously
rescind their action taken May 81 1872 March
1873 these teachers petoned the Legislature