The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-01
ANNUAL REPORT OF HIGH SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL TO BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
sed that Are OF Vital Importance to Every Man. Woman and Child
Living In Brandon Consolidated School District.


'olidated School District.
Colleges Association
or that recognized by it Of equivalent rank
The salaries of the High School teachers be
enable them to maintain decent and comfortable standard living
These condnos not imposed representatives Of
teachers themselves but by recognized educational uho
School fall short of these requirements
Every High year teaching eight
recaons day The principal teaching eight periods day.
and anything in the school requiring his attention necesatte his
leaving pupils of his alone and recitation to be omit
ted Next session, under scheme pupils
the High School will necessate the formation of five additional
RODS This fact alone will the addition of
teacher therefore, the authorization of
In regard to the second requirement that at least
the High School faculty approved colleges
both teachers the high school this
Of colleges therefore that all teachers elect
ed for the high school department graduates
colleges.
Touching requirement recently enacted by the
mittee accredited relations which arbitrary but
other hand recognition of the right
standard of living compatible with their
public with the social position that public expects
maintain therefore submit that the
tue adequate compensation also submit the
the rest of the faculty and the adoption
following salary scale to the efficient functonng
school and living conditions OF teachers
1. Principal, $4,000 $250.OO basis
2. First Assistant, s125.oO basis.
g. Second Assistant, $1,000 on 9 months basis
A. Grade Teachers, $4,000
s. Primary, $l250O on months basis.
THIRD place. building additional equipments
their work under favorable conditions
ing built several before
its early history the people of this community
usefulness have This building
the and that schools training
the youth which enabled those community
that generation produce that list
adorn the history lives upon
nation, southland community
justly proud.
that there many interesting thrilling stories
which date back the early school
Johnson Hail. and the minds of these headed
women often dwell the of early school
there living fu
tur than the dead and the
ing does the this community
cracked from the the
holes the plaster falling off, the upstairs may fall through
day. It dangerous The class work.
neither shape size ventilation light may impair
health and especially the of child DID, dapdated
unaesthe you pupils
ing it clean and making it attractive
know that building material is high, but authorities
that will be cheaper that will
five know that already oad
large of road bonds but import
your children?
Western civilization hangs today Every gain
that the has made threatened with destruction Only
line separates France England and Italy
nation devove the responsibility keeping
torch aame Upon the trained intelligence clarified insight
and the disciplined will people all likelihood depend
the of the world the First
last and all the time question of education problem
and problem; is duty and duty At
history of the teaching profession the devoted
Grated and united action been imperative Will
part Will help the children this district
very building equipments
afford? Thus enabling this community and
whose shall adorn the history Or shall
life handicapped
opportunities because denied them the privilege of borrowing
from the effort prepare better
uneqaed duties which lie before the rising generations?
Through interest pupils this respectfully
make the following detailed attached
and marked Exhibit c."
EXHIBIT &C"
The school building stands beyond repair the walls
cracked repair
building WOULD opinion money
ed because the oldest of the building is dangerous the
of building built that build
unsatisfactory therefore build
using building the
construction of the building