El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

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IN eeuta re county at heart ! am pleased
II know that there y before the board q
COMFY commissioners Il petition for The es
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~ commissioners foF some Fime' ana fns
law says when petitioners to the NUN
Dor Of one.fifth Of The electors of the cctn
lty Including women Shall petitions to int
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ot county commissioners 20 can an elec'
ton for said purpose not less than thirty
DAYS following the meeting Of said board
Cal a.,v 4 con W. bos.d I,
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ceNusy commissioner anu 1ns movement
enould be haped Win delight. of course.
Santa re Is the logical place at which to
establish a county high school, but ii San.
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~ accept "
Under the Law the city nigh school can
dt0 DtClutb Inc EOu0Ly Hl&u SCHOOL. UuJ
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als'2n I sae sYuhsy sonoof Supsrin'enoenc
vain SzV,VvV I addltlonaI avaliapde, the
santa fe nigh school would pc IN a posi-
ZION 70 employ expert vocational teachers
WIG ~oulu aiso exercise . supervisory
power over inc voeational training n the
fuia' schools q tne county II would IA
ueea pc 2 rtung cilmax 70 the Invaluable
work OF our county acnooi superintendent
II the last year OF his term could be sig
named With the establishment Of 2 real
county nlgh schoob Whlch would make per-
manent the work he has so marvelously
accomplished n the rural districts,
Unless, however, such q high school is
much that he has achieved will
pc futiie for lack OF correlation, systema
tlzlng' supervision and completion, such as
lne trained vocati0nai teacher Of
nlgh school can give.
u IS true, tnat an city high schools OF
new Mexico now throw open their priyi
leHes 70 any pupil N the county but that
aoes NOT make them county nigh schools
Tne VOCATIONAL training to be given the
rural pupils, necessarily Is intended to be
Inherent from that given the city high
Agriculture for instance, should
De praeticaily stressed, and an expert
.eacner N agriculture employed who would
90 ior me children Of the rural districts
hucn the same work that the agricultural
igent does TOR the adults. II would mean
wealth for the county, mean growth for the
sty and splendid educational facilities
or the advanced rural pupils, and at the
time bind all the rural schools and
Elements together IN a common cause
santa re cannot have too many educa-
lonai facilities, Or It's schools too much
support or too many teachers Of ability
must look forward to the day when
santa re city and county nigh schools will
rave 70 compete with high schools ~ other
'tates that are adding collegiate grades,
80 ihat our boys and girls may get their
education right at home. The puD-l
le scnooi system would never rest salts
led with what It has attained, but must
ook ever forward and upward and add
facilities as opportunity and means
9ermlF Surely a real county high school
would pc q step IN the right direction and
Nould greatly strengthen the progressive