The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
SCHOOL BOARD
~ FINISHES WORK
Il
Members Of Summer School Fa-
Guilty Announced: Cyril O.
Smith Chosen Director
(From Wednesday, Advortiser)

. (From Wednesdays Advertiser)
At the final session of the annual
meeting of the commissioners of pub
lie instruction, which adjourned sine
die yesterday, all the nominations made
by Henry W. Kinney, superintendent
OF public instruction, for the faculty Of
the 1915 session of the Summer School
were approved by the board. The
Summer School, which will be attended
by probably $50 teachers of the public
schools and many others will begin on
july and" will last four weeks, the
examination of teachers for certificates
taking place the week following the
close of the school. The school ses.
sions will be held in the Normal School
Lunalilo and Hackfeld streets.
Summer School Faculty
The faculty of the Summer School
will be as follows
Cyril o. Smith, director; T. H. Glib
son, teacher of methods. Mrs. l.. G.
Marshal, drawing and grammar; Miss
Jessie Shaw, literature; William c.
Avery, mathematics; Mrs. Jane Otrem,
ba, domestic science; K. A. Creevy
vocational training; Charles W. Bald
win, geography; b. o. Visit, history
and F. A. Cloves. agriculture. Mr..
Cloves will be assisted by the United
States experiment station, under the
direction of J. NJ. Westgate, director
No appointment has been made yet of
the teacher of science.
Annual Meeting Was Short
The school commissioners finished
in three days at this meeting what has
at former annual gatherings taken
them a whole week to accomplish. Tho
board met Saturday, Monday and yes.
tcrday During this time 1913 school
teachers were appointed, including the
designating of the principals of the
several hundred schools. The heads of
a number of other institutions Of learn.
ing were also selected, making the
total appointments exceed in number
over 500. The work of preparing the
lists of appointments will require day
or two more, after which they will be
made public.
Much work has done by the board in
regard to the schedule of salaries
granting of leave of absence, adoption
Of new rules and regulations generally
affecting the conduct of the schools and
many other things of direct interest
and Importance to the department.
0F"cials Pleased
Superintendent II. w. Kinney and
INSPECTOR General George s. Raymond
EXPRESSED themselves yesterday as high
!" satisfied with the work of the com.
missicners during the annual meeting
-
cuIarlv pleased yesterday when inform,
ed by The Advertiser that Governor
piukham had already reappOinted five
Of the school commissioners for a new
"~,n Of two years. Jc
Salaries Schedule
and az the new rules. normal train
inc and high school teachers shall be
paiI as follows:
Fi~st wear, $1,000: second year,
'''.r. u,irL wear, $1,000; fourth to
te"th vo"r. inclusive, $500, and there,
after $500.
Nnr,"rl practise teachers and teach.
cr~ IN tive high school who do not de
vote t'oir entire time to high school
w,-k shall be paid as follows:
FirS. wear. 1900; second year, $500
tflrd wear, plN-"; louIIh SedI, ploo"i
ff'N v"a". $1,000 (maximum).
m" following regulation pertaining
10 r>tra rav for instructors in voca'
tioupI training also was adopted:
''Wn"u ~ucriaI instruction is given
=, vorntion"l training subjects this time
'rin" until two o'clock, the school
haurs) may le extended in the case
rf pupils who are given such instruc,
tinn
'rruH@"d teachers in charge Of
~rho| itrNc ems AN" carpenter shops
"'n, h~ raid ten dollars a month addi.
tio""I saIarv texrcpt for July and Au,
~ to" satisfactory service when such
i"strn"tion inv Olives extra time for
tc"chirg Such additional salary shah
rni h. tnk"n into consideration in tho
computing Of vocational salary.'