The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22

n total Cdl outlay III VIZ ho"' GO
year, I9l7-I9l8, will approximate 50 ,OOO,OOO; GT6r
of which So, 225. 600 will be for elementary and E1
high schools and $775, 900 FOR other institutions. lI
For the tremendously interesting details as XGhAg9
to growth in school census, school attendance, -
number of teachers, average salary OF teachers,
and length of school terms, a IS well as Tor the I'M
provement in the ownership and character OF the educational
equipment of the elementary and high schools of the state, the
reader is referred to the article Elm this issue dealing with the state
public school system.
The number of teachers has doubled. The average school
term has advanced from less than five months to nine months.
The average salary of the teacher has doubled and the average
efficiency OF the teacher has advanced 100 per cent. here is
as to buildings and Furnishings The general scope of community service by the school,
has advanced conservatives, 800 per cent.
finn, s"s Nn Mm s% s%s'l 100 %s . r %g IN /" ls: l aS cg %@ noe s r . @" N ny "a. ss".e
" "Het s enroll" onr"mc %S {" Students in in tGscn institutions in i9s is four times that Of le2.
.n,, , I%a aS %"sa .1"s s Il sa% % T }Gu H S%, achieved S%% & S d Gss twenty gS S%~ S % sf 10 ,s ,s', ES.
., a%g sss%ns as this 5, aa{,%,c has m. ', "S , %n .% "n ' %n ., .s%%S 2m "a. sr G e" I ss
G~,""n m@ @e @i pr ,M M" t M% States E" r5ncafo m% %c" " p%S mG "a WORKING %&s% ioc TT%p bc ma %s
: : :$ ' ''%"d ed AID nd enlarged %'@ @' t" '' %%'' 70 /" attain %T '' standard @% " "';~~ :" {" comp ' 'd1
i. ,.r T" aS r e %r most. ,1 Gr hs .syS%. %"9r Y , %r r% ,r . s,%s1" "%ay e ~1 1%" s"n& 5%n as sr
annual rhor costs during tn pta i've ye"ns it will be sospns"e if there is ghy,hn TO
si%%ioas'''" " the elementary "" '""' SCHOOLS nut -" tue "E"' "'''""" !"
It is frequently pointed out that New Msshg @s ,%y"i problems and diaeg
ditto %Sir m 'i "sca'," h %" "ss not sa% %s'% m ,s % % "s' %,, '; %s MA! y. s% % "5 ,r l"""i' Srp% 81, "%
MONEY, Money % "% %% "G%o%, ," "r equal Equal t." opportunity %o H%y Win S' the y YOUTH %" Of other ,i"r% "' '' "
.,...i 1%, .> is ss""%s a i" "gp %s , ss " 4 thu there s a ''" al "3 a 1 s1 sGs s% Ea' s% ."i9 If
G G" az" ~sAcn% {" %""aaan u.s." Of ciu'ado%I a@~T~ justified TG~rrG has newer
va, As , sSranGl as s. At H%."' t., III To s .s%io Ct tn, nn 1%sf It's Of .a &C. s@" %s%% h. " %% "%s
s %. sI %d G Institution ' & E S%y'" "a, %. d i %@y"r p"s%lS " sS,a " All "S1", Sd that hat, 'T rG
""sc%'"c", ~sy"hs~ he rr%rarsd 70 keep in ~no" as "%, Of those not actively
Never before in the history of the United Snm~ has the need for trained men aud
aud the necessity for such men and women will reach its climax in the years nnc
dHIy following the war When all Of the SCUM. training all Of the sound thinking
all of the efficiency Of the yorngcr generation will he required in working ot the
problems Of national and world rraiItnent
Let rs use our educational resources IN Nw Mexico wisely and without cAty"
garc Let US fleet economies whw. Ny are possible without GRIPPING efficiency let
us work always f"r the combination of efficiency with ECONOMY, But Jet rs avoid being
led into false r,onpmy in our educational establishment. hy the pinch of ware demands
Rather thn tm, We can afford to make further sacrifices If necessary and we AN make
them clrcnuHy ia the knowledge that continued efficiency of our schools H. m the
fullest sense a war measure and Il measure of projections against the TIM of need when
the wal. ends and post war problems confront IA.
The information in this edition h, been assembled with two objects:
First, to place before the parents, ad the Young people If New McApo the clura.
tmmI equipment of the state, to show what has bu done to make thorough ruuatuu
available. and to demonstrate that it is no longer Unnecessary for any New M~po boy or
girl to leave the home state in order to secure an adequate thorough cMrum, FROM
kindergarten to the mast
AAF&h Us degree -
MWV ~ U1KmMWFhMMN Second, by showing what a ~ oil
WEA Nv &HMMNMHWN has been accomplished IN NWBN&M !"
W&NMA kI8N&GlEN building the states whca AVN
ESRMmA1m III EW tOuh NSWm, to outline in AU@&uM
MNMNMHMW1MhM III MM a general way its, further &# nw
MMMMAMMMMwI1 ! 4 UMM necessities md thu ncrMNy M-HM
Mm%E@MMH%Z ~ Tor making provision for @Mm@V-
NMI&1 tmH.