New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-19
EDUCATORS
HOLD Meeting
DISCUSS PLANS
LARGE GATHERING OF COUN-
TY AND CITY SUPERINTEN-
DENTS AND HEADS OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS TO
CONFER ON PLANS

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Among ohers present were heads
of Educational Institutions and
oaher prominent educators as fol-
lows:
Assistant Superintendent John Y.
Conway; T.. l.. Euloe, President
Normal School, Silver City DR.,
Frank H. II. Roberts, President
Normal University Las Vegas; w.
Fremont Osborne, President Span
American Normal School, FL
Rito; John Mime Albuquerque City
Schools; DR. David K. Boyd, Pre-
sdcnt New Mexico University, AL
buquerque; E. J. Roth, City Super
intendent Santa Fe Schools; Ex-
Superintendent Alvan N. White; R.
f. Asp und, Clerk of Tax Commits
sion; r. Il. Larkin, preventative
CHM and Company; State Senator
L. {. Mcrsfelder, L. Pack. ex-coun-
tv superintendent of QUAY county.
State Superintendent Wagner
called the meeting to order at ten
o'rlnck Monday morning and ex-
nlaincd the purpose for which the
meeting had been called. He thor
ouph1v went over the various
nhascS of educational needs in the
state and called attention TO a mum.
ber Of ,mpo,tant amendments
wb;rh should be made to the pre-
sent school law. The forenoon scs-
sion was piven over to a discussion
OF thn hest n1an for holding the
county institutes the coming sum
mer The county superintendent
from various counties explained
thc n1aus which thev had worked
ont in order to make the summer
institute i ntheir counties of the
mos+ help and inspiration TO the
teachers MANY excellent sugges-
tions and recommendations were Of
fered State Superintendent Wag-
rer in closing the forenoon session
said if we find when we are duly
.nossiblc to waive the county insti-
tutcs in counties where such action
seems advisable we will thereb,
allow those counties to substitute
for the county institute in the sum
mer a five davs session at which
all of the teachers will come to-
rether and select some strong man
or woman TO take charge OF the
meeting and make if an inspiration
and of interest. On the other hand
there are certain counties in this
state which NAV find il best to
hold good strong EIGHT weeks
school and we shall be verv glad
to kno,v that Won have arranged
wit ha good faculty. good strong
instructors and conductor. to have
;ust as long an institute in that
county as Won nossiblv can and we
ask that the comfy superintendents
in these counties 90 ahead and plan
to have the county institute. but let
ms have "some class" TO that insti-
tute Do not nick M anyone,
make the institute an inspiration'
male il nj tbe utmost interest. a
i've and enthus;astic meeting and