The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-14
kauai PRINCIPAL
NAMED INSPECTOR
GENERAL BYBOARD
W. C. Avery To Succeed George
I'll. S. Raymond As Head Of
All Schools
LATTER GOES TO MAUI,
MCLUSkEY TO KAUAI
Teachers Caught Cheating - Ex-
aminations Summary Dealt
With and Discharged

High School at Lihue, was appointed
by the board Of education at its meet!
ing yesterday as Inspector general Of
schools and will take Office shortly.
At the former board meeting Viii;
liam McCluskey, supervising principal
for Maui, had been appointed to this
Office, to succeed George s. Raymond,
incumbent. All this was changed yes,
terday. According TO yesterdays de,
eision Mr.. Avery comes to Honolulu az
inspector general; George s. Raymond
will succeed William McCluskey in
Maui as supervising principal and Mr..
McCluskey takes Mr.. Avery 5 place in
Lihue as principal Of the Kauai High
School. 1a So .- ~
Raymond will leave for wailuku,
Maui, on August %; Mr. McCluskey
will leave shortly for his new post in
Kauai, and Mr.. Avery, who has just
returned to Kauai, win be back in Ho-
g.. nolulu within a week or two.
The last legislature abolished the pc.
sition Of Inspector general Of schools,
this adjustment to take effect the last
of the present year, but in place Of this
position II ereatel that of statistician
OF the board or education. Under the
present plan, when Mr.. Avery ceases
to be inspector general of schools he
will automatically become the stats.
tician Of the board. BY - .',, .
Much Business Transacted 49, p e
All the commissioners were present
at the meeting yesterday and conehd.
ed all the work before them by the
close of the day. The next meeting
will be held, it is expected, in Decem!
Der. Those present, yesterday, were
William IA, Smith OF Hilo and Mrs. j.!
A. Mcguire Of Kona, the Big Island
membersj ID. 70. Lindsay Of Maui; Mrs!
Theodore Richards and Capt. ID. g!
Black for Oahu and Honolulu, and
Erie A. knudsen for Kauai, in addi-
tlop, to superintendent Kinney, chair
man ex officio, and George 8, Raymond.
This was the first meeting Of the
board attended by Mrs. Mcguire since
her appointment some weeks ago. Z
All the appointments of teachers
made by Superintendent Kinney since
the former meeting Of the board were
approved and he was further author
lied to make such additional appoint
ments as shall be necessary, with the
consent and approval of the commits
sIoner for the particular school dis!
flct concerned. e. ... w. ..s. AIS
1t was learned yesterday that about
seventy mainland teachers employed by
the board for the coming school year
. VIII arrive wlthln Two or three weeks
from tne ooast' Ihey VIII be placed
~ ouperlntenHent Kinney. '.
oo -, neortAnizeo
lne poar1 ol examiners examiners, was reor
a. ara nv" eohsi ts1s Oh the tol-
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liunuiey, ing ooaru In charge OF
Ei"'o oNa,nhtion', aisS reorBanizea,
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fono hi 70 miss y, tul y, Mcponaid,
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o ''." ,.;anI TSn anu Pioniotlons
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oupcrintcndeut Kinney was .n,hory
IL r Ie.s-l - -. 80, a D'.tt.'i
OF pupils of the school for defectiyes
They will be taken to and from school
daily in automobiles and the Territory
win foot the bill. e'. as.-7'g t.t5.
Change In Books Of Study . 4
The board, on recommendation Of
this committee, also decided to change
the geography now in use, hut this
will not take effect before the begin
ming Of the school year after the com.
ing one, thus not becoming operative
until early iii September, 1918. This
allows parents time in which to pre-
pare 10 foot the bills for the change in
the geography books. '..E','.
SO many different opinions were re-
ceived from various teachers relating
70 the new Hawaiian primer, composed