Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-17
Executive Reports on Territorial Work and Offers
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and politics should only direct policies
We seem to be from former lack of Or
yanZation and details.
second quarter OF last year TINS administration
began taking stock and is still at IT.
The Chamber of Commerce Honolulu which may call
our third House up with myself and have
working together rapidly possible The Chamber
my has employed Mr. H. Goodng Field to
the Details he reporting to and later
TO he Chamber
That body advancing 10000 for expense and desire to
have that sum the Legislature which
and financial assistance until work out
a complete system.
No system will automatically integrity and ability
citizens will select and elect efficient and honest
When you scrutnize much of the of literature written
systems you will find in the ultimate analysis is the
and ability that accOmplishcs
suits
CONSULTATIONS.
believe there is great going in the Territory
from duplication overlapping and wasefu lack of coordma
ton many of the amifcation of Territorial and County
and these have arisen partly from the desire
for power arising from control and partly from imposing
certain functions without adjusting the relations of the var-
activities of government.
The range Of subjects great for elaboration here
" PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1t seemed the tendency public instruction away from
the practical needs of day life and towards rather in
> tangible dealism.
There is everyday grind in most lives grind for the
To soundly prepare youth his head may aid his hands
his material ordinary intellectual requirements
is the duty of the state.
AT point compulsory education should and does,
and under circumstances should in individual
than the law indicates ."..+.
state properly provides higher education fer
those whose capacities and ambitions lead them in that drec
tion Normally these and their ultimate opportuni
:, ties viii be sufficiently crowded.
It is practically the duty of the make the Of
the simple lives which the real foundation of the nation
The present Superintendent of Public Instruction ap
pointed the position because after search and Investigation
he found in close sympathy with the views of the Admin
istration
Marked progress has been made The course Of study has
been meet wisely as experience goes the
needs of the majority Of the public school children
Sensible economical standard buildings have been pro-
yded for thus reducing materially the of school plants
The Of books been reduced and supplies are
economically handled.
Vocational training resolving itself into means of max
students useful to themselves and their homes and
able them discover their special abilities that they
know probable practical for the talents they may
possess.
The too brief for the Department to accom-
plish its aims.
The enrolment iscIoses 282S6 pupils registered in the pub
lie schools with attendance 9s1 per The increase
LAS in the past year 1929 in the past two years
The report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
his special report to Honorable H. b. Penhaow Chairman,
Senate odoyef Committee necessary
comment for your information.
8 SCHOOL BUDGETS, ESTIMATES 1916Is1s.
The school budget prepared by the Board of Commission
Of Public instruction by Committee
Estimates calls for appropriations the Of 630OO
saving of $2549500 from the appropriations of 1913915
The item of Maintenance and Repairs embraced the
above budget is increased 10000 9131915 to $101
0O0O0 general survey indicated the imperative necessity
of the increase that the property of the Territory might
preserved.
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COLLEGE OF HAWAII