American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
n h Manila
,.,cs, Insist on u Teacher
I'm end Eighth Grades
4. TlInE Better Results to
.,..l n Central School.


noble Of Manila never were
no In arms as they now are
!, school matters With the
n Manllas members OF the
Grove School Board, they
N as one man In opposition
,sIIcy recently adopted by the
shch means disseminating
,.,tb and eighth grades here
pueht in Manila, and trans
ihe sixteen or eighteen stu
these two grades to the CEN
,ool Of Pleasant Grove. The
hoard proposes to supply a
NICE at the districts expense,
The students to and from
and had awarded the coif-
Joseph Anderson for the win
Then Mr.. Anderson called at
mia school house Monday, he
Il BY all the students and also
urents. The latter told Mr..
rn to return home as there
whIng for him to do. Every
h 10 Manila, excepting the
b Of the school board. has
an agreement to stand to-
and they declare another
i for Manila or none at ALL"
eetIng between the trustees and
irons was arranged for Monday
but no agreement could be
d Another meeting was held
bay morning, when the trustees
ssd to arbitrate the matter, the
h to select one member Of an
rating committee, the school pat
Iecond and these two to choose
ID one. The school patrons are
Nd 10 reject all offers Of arbi-
b. but will give their answer
b Some Of their leaders, advise
y the matter from the trustees
y County Supt,. and If turned
here to appeal to the State
u the State Supt. rules against
! then these leaders will appeal
y courts, for the school patrons
nlIon is that the law clearly pro-
against a discontinuance of any
y where there are nine students
The people want the school. A
Ilttee went up to Salt Lake City
'day to interview State Supt.
lson.
Manila residents object to theif
en- being hauled. In what they
! poorly arranger wagon" They
ieclare that the students last
lnder last years arrangements
greater progress In Manila than
e students In the seventh and
grades in Pleasant Grove.
claim to be paying twice as
In school taxes as is being ex-
In their part OF the district,
at these students. who are
boys. are needed at home In
rning and evening to do chores
Of spending the time In going
'ming to and from Pleasant
trustees contention Ia that II
d conditions are maintained
would be three grades In on,
lnder one teacher, which makes
tactical to get the Efficient re
hat can be obtained where on'
:, under closer supervision, hai
Ie grade In one room. The,
y that the boys In the Contra
are given access to shop worl
he girls training In domesti,
}, impossible in the other build
hey also point out that the ex
of hauling the students at So
onth, Is but one-half of pro
a separate teacher for them a
$50 per month. They say tina
districts In the state, similarl
l. have adopted the methods ad
q by the Pleasant Grove board
district has a dozen wagon
3 the students In, and Spanish
mas half this number.
ne meantime there is n vacaB
IN the Manila school hous'
the patrons want a teache'
mere are sixteen idle student
the beard wants to come I
az Pleasant Grove. Certain
mediator should offer his Sc,
70 end the controversary, as tn.
u war is no more profitable tina
e W Europe. II the contend
'arhes cant get together, tn
'TSlll have 10 step in, and court
his 'sive things.
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