Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
STATE BOARD HAS
A BUSY SESSION
At SANTA f
Committee Makes important
Recommendation as to
Teachers Attending institute
of Science and Education,

SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 MORNING jousnAl
Santa Fe, Feb. "A committee OF
the state board OF education conferred
today with committee Of the Santa
Zee Chamber OF Commerce and school
of American Archaeology at the Pal
ace Of the Governors and the former
resolved TO recommend that tho teach
ors attending for a least ten DAYS
the New Mexico Institute Of Science
and Education, which will hold it's
summer school IN August in the ole
Palace, shall be given institute credit
The state board committee con-
sisted of superintendent Avian n.
White, Or Frank H. II. Roberts and
Pref f. /. Enloe. The other COM
mitt6e was Judge John II. Merle.
Prof Rupert T.. Aspund and Paul A.
Z. Walter The twenty-six directors
Of the Institute Of Science and Eduea-
tion win meet shortly to organize for
the summer session,
The members Of the state board Of
education were the guests this cven-
ing of DR. Frank H. II. Roberts at a
moving picture performance IN the
Elks theater.
According to Section 20 Of Chapter
"a Of the Laws OF 1903. it is the duty
of the state board Of education to pre-
sviiee the number Of times county
superintendent must visit every dis
trict in his county yearly This action
hy the sta'e board had never been
taken so far as known, and AT It's
meeting yesterday afternoon, the
board decided that hereafter It should
be the duty of the county superin-
tendent in each county to visit each
district under his Jurisdiction at least
once a year
! Regarding correspondence schools
and business colleges, the board de-
cided 10 issue to business colleges a
credentlal certificate at cost Of $40,
and correspondence schools doing bus
mess IN the state will pay fee Ct $50
farn ally whore no more than one
man is canyassing for the school with
50 for each additional solicitor
! In accordance with Chapter n Of
the Laws Of 1919 the board adopted
the following resolution regarding the
requirements expected Of such schools:
/ That tho state board Of education
provide for the issuance Of "A teachers
certificate to be known as the bust
ness college certificate which shall
contain the same branches and the
same percentages as the present coun-
f IS first grade certificate and in addi-
I ton thereto an the branches found In
any one of the full courses of stand
ard business college.
That the state superintendent Of
public instruction he authorized by
this board to inspect all the business
colleges in this state at least once q
+ year. such inspection to cover the
course of study length of torn, NUM-
Der and qualifications of teachers, etc,
and III all the regular teachers in such
business colleges are found to be
holders of the above prescribed certif-
icates and If the course Of instruction
offered In stenography and bookkeep-
ing in such schools covers period of
not less than six months, and II the
text books used in connection with
such subjects taught are of up-to-date
and satisfactory character for the pre-
sentation Of such subjects and If In all
other respects such business colleges
are found TO be equal 10 tho standard
business colleges OF the country then
II shall be the duty of the state board
of education to issue TO such business
colleges a paper entitled business coll
lcge crrdential which shall extend Of
-. h.. tsfttth
colleges and confer an the rights and
privileges provided by law.
In order that the state superlntend-
cnt of public instruction may Lc sg-
sisted in the making Of proper inspec-
ton of such schools it is hereby re-
quircd that "a syllabus of any course
offered in such schools, copies of text
books used in connection herewith
and copies of examination questions
used in testing a students proficlencs
in such course shall upon demand be
submitted 10 the state superintendent
Of public instruction and that all eN-
animation papers written by students
in such schools shall for "A period ~
one year be- kept on file and open 70
inspection by the state superintendent
Of public instruction or by any menu
Der OF the state board OF education or
the authorized representative Of such
board
4 That it may be lawfo! f2r any cort'-
spondonce school. business college on
commercial department or other
schools TO solicit correspondence work
or seek scholarships for money OF
other things of value in this STATE, It
shah Ice necessary for such schools
To apply TO and receive from the state
board of education a permit. Csrrr-
spondence schools applying Tor The
SAND shall keep the state board in
formed as TO their representative 'u-
thorzcd to solicit students and colloe.
money for such school in the state cl
New Mexico
The application 10 the steie bonrd
of education shall set forth the name
of the school seeking such permit Us
location. the number Of instructors
employed in such school, the subjects
included in each course, the require
ments for the completion OF each
course, and such other information o.
the board may require.
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