Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-24
MANY CHANGES IN TEACHERS
Assignments ARE ANNOUNCED


Puunene to Wailuku; Miss Maria
Rcdrigues transferred to Haiku from
Keokea; Miss Hermina Slender trans
ferred to ,Paia. From SpfeckeIsville :.
Mrs. r. w. Sandstedt appointed as
sistant Hamakuapoko; Miss Frances
Lycan transferred to Hilo High from
Hilo Union; r. L.. Ogilyie appointed
Principal Ookala; Alexander Kama
hele transferred to Ookala from Kau-
aea; John Luiz transferred to Glen
wood from Pohakupuka; Miss Faus-
tina de Conte appointed assistant Po-
kakupuka Mrs. NJ. n. Johnson ap-
pointed assistant Papaikou; Miss
Nancy Daniels transferred TO Kau-
mana from Papaikou; Mrs. Max
Campbell transferred to Piihonua
from Kaumana; Mrs. A. l.. Paschall
appointed additional teacher Keaau;
Miss Helen Cloves transferred to Mt
View from Glenwood; Miss Roso
Swain appointed assistant Pahoa;
Miss Annabel Mundon, resigned from
K&poho; Mrs. r. Lyman, placed sole
ly in charge in charge of Kapoho;
NJ B. Olival transferred from Homo
Inu to Kapoho; VIM. Kamelamela ap-
pointed teacher Kauaea; Miss Angela
Lima appointed assistant Pahala
Mrs. Blance Wit appointed Pahala;
Edward Kauimaka @ppointed as
sistant Pahala; Thos. Aiu appointed
Principal KaIllIa school, Mrs. +. Ma
kekau appointed assistant Kukuiha-
ele; Mrs. Florence Phillips appointed
assistant Paauilo. III.
There then followed some discus
sion with regard to accepting this lis.
and finally Commissioner Harrington
owed that, as the list mad been com
piled by Superintendent Pope, 1t
should be accepted as whole. This
move was seconded and passed by
the board. .: e
School Questions up. ILL.,.
Following the acceptance of the list
CT appointments and transfers, the
question of an uncertificated teacher
at Fahala was taken up by the board.
1t seems that this teacher, who is now
being paid thirty-tive. dollars per
month, has asked for a raise of five
dollars per month. A general discus
sion followed as to whether this
teachers appointment as an instruct
or consisted of permit to teach and
therefore placed the teacher under
the schedule ra-e of forty dollars per
month It was decided that any
teacher who had no certificate would
under no circumstances be employed
Iy the year and such teachers would
be liable to lose their positions at
any time when a regular teacher
might be available. Upon further
consideration of the question il was
decided to pay the teacher at Pahala
forty dollars per month. Under this
same heading, another question was
brought up with regard to teacher
on Hawaii who had to go four miles
to get to school and who was teaching
eighty children. This teacher also
asked fCg an addition five dollars per
month. Under the present schedule
this teacher is now being paid sew
enty-fve dollars per month, and the
question. was referred to the teachers
committee :lOr the purpose OF having
the legality of the action Of giving the
teacher. more money looked up. t..
During the discussion, Senators
Penhallow. Rice and Makekau of the
educational committee in the senate,
came into the meeting and took part
in the discussion. T..
Answering a query presented by
Wallace r. Harrington at the last
meeting of the board, Professor Gill
more of the College OF Hawaii wrote