The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
MANY CHANGES IN
ASSOCIATION OF
TEACHERS URGED
Report on Reorganiza-
ton Is Adopted by Ed
ucational Council

Practically without opposition. the
educational council this morning
adopted the report OF the committee
on reorganization with "a Few ugsesf
"a changes. The discussion or the
report was brief. sentiment seeming
to be IN favor OF IL. The roport ~
presented by Chairman Edwin II.
Martin OF the committee included the
fo+lowtng recommendations for
changes In the present constitution OF
The New Mexico Educational assocle-
ton;
The first change was 10 allow TINT
IN addition to the annual fees now
paid by members, the association have
power TO levy an additional ASSESS
m"nt Of not more than one dollar ON
each $1,000 OF salary, or fraction OF
II GOO salary ON members
II was recommended that a permn-
ucnt secretary with n sala y not to
exceed $1,000 per year bo elected by
b executive committee Of the AS
ISOLATION FOR a term OF one year
Another suggested change was that
tho railroad secretary and local nan
agcr be appointed by the executive
committee instead OF elected hy the
association.
g Nomination Plan.
The recommendation which met
18th sight opposition was tina nomi-
nations for the offices OF president.
vice president. treasurer. and mem
hers OF the executive committee be
mad by the cducntionai council
-Four candidates VIII be named by
them FOR zach office. aud additional
non nations san be made by any
member of the association who gets
50 signatures of other members on a
petition. The time limit for nomina-
TONS Is TO be fixed after invcstign-
tlons.
u was also recommended that the
educational council be- made legally
what II II In fact. the legislative body
Of the association.
As a mean or making tho council
representative OF all teachers OF the
state. its membership will be made
W. OF the state superintendent Of
public instruction, the resident Of
each educational institution ir the
state wholly or partially supported
by public funds tho city school sup
e~rintendents In cities wherc the
teaching force has more Than 20
members. the county school superin-
tcndcntE. and one representative Of
each school district for every 25
teachers In IL. The council will also
have n member Of the state board
of education.
Anor the report had been adopted.
u was decided to appoint "a commit
tee TO draw up the proposed amend
ments and report TO tho council at
their session tonight. Another COM
mittee viii put these amendments In
20 the form ~ resolutions To report
them TO The regular co%nventic1 OF the
Sew Mexico Educational association
uu Monday
SciIool Review To stay.
I,Htu ~ Vaughan made q export
on the progress and prospects Tor
the New Mexico school Review, Of
' hich he h editor. az the opening of
abe morning session OF the council
~ the high school lie pointed out
that the publication had been made
necessary by the crisis brought about
iv the proposed eighth amendment
to the constitution this summer
TIL paper Islands committed To the
policies OF ~suuuurtlnR everything
which will further education in Sew
Mexico. be stated. n will support
tho policies of the New Mexico d
c~ntIuuat association He stHtrd thp.
Will. u had difficulties to meet the
pppt has come to stay