Arizona republican., 1921-09-13

All schools throughout the county are well equipped to begin the year work. Very few additions of any kind of equipment were necessary. This is one factor which tended to reduce the county school budget
 Cut Budget $15o,0o0
 A cut of approximately s15o.o 900 ti the county budget for this year has been effected. This year the county and state will be called upon to pro- vide $1.659121 for the county school system. The state pays s25 on each enrolment of the average daily at tendance. Last year the budget was $1,S04, ,653.11.
 High schools throughout the coun- ty this year will require S42s,l6V and $74.4OS will be required for manual training. domestic science and kin dergarten classes. The balance of the $1.65g.121 will be devoted to the grade schools
 The total enrolment in all the county schools last year was 24,S12. which resulted in an average daily attendance of 16,070 pupils. This in cluded all those in high schools, grade schools, manual training, domestic science and kindergarten classes
 Expect Attendance Increase
 A. l.. Jones, county superintendent expressed the opinion that Maricopa county schools would have an at tendance increase of at least five per cent this year over that of last year. He based his opinion upon the mum her of people from other sections of the state who are being attracted here by the unusual school advan- tages. The employment situation in some of the mining sections is also tending to send people to the larg CT cities and Phoenix is getting it's full quota.
 Despite this anticipated increase there will be no extra teachers added to the force Superintendent Jones exulained that the county will con- duet the schools throughout the veal on as economical basis as will bs compatible with good results So ar increase in attendance will mean ad ditional work for the teachers. ans realizing the situation the teacher have adopted ready attitude to re lieve the taxpayer in every way pos sible.
 +bo same course of instruction is of fered that is obtained in the cit, schools. Each school is equipped t give instruction in manual training domestic science and with up-to-d dat play ground and athletic parapher
 Special Supervisors
 Providing for the instruction of pu pills in the school immediately sur rounding Phoenix supervisors ar maintained to take charge or instruc {: fion in manual training and domesti science. For the coming year tn srnervisors for the five schools l fhis district are Milford Biggs. in structor in manual training and Sadi Palmer. teacher of domestic science Each will spend one day each wee with each of the schools in the dis trict. .,
 Schools in this district are Il Balz school, the Alhambra school, th Madison school, the Wilson scho' and the Washington school. Each ( these schools is thoroughly up-tt date as to methods and equipment. z are all of the rural schools in Il
 County School Principals
 Principals and supervisors for Il coming year in the county schools il cIude Theodore Ruhlin- Riversit school; c; ". Peterson. Tenn e1aI schooi: schooi. H. A. Kimmel, Isaac schoo Lucille I. Gillig, Washington schoo e. $. Skiff, Wilson school; Geor' A Hudson, Osborn school; R.
 Jones. Lehi school; A. F. Hoog Peoria schools; Louise Lynd. TUT school; W. T. Machan, Creightt school: w. J.. Wooden. Penderga school: D. B. Jones, Alma schoo Lulu M. Nix, Murphy school; c. BrightweH, Agua Fria school; Cla Kyle. Gi1a Bend; c. H. Davis, Liber school: Elmer Whitcomb, lord: school: Roger Corbett, Kyre school; Mrs w. A. Wilson ,NsGral Avenue school; J. W. King. Bs school; R. E. Brannen, Buckle school: D. G. Humm. Madison schoe c A. Mckee, Glendale schools; Pef Reynolds. Coldwater school; G Foster. Fowler school; D. L. Newkil Arlington school; l.. O. DuRo Scottsdale school; c. G. Dolman, Ps verde school; Jamie Bayless, Ruin school; A. Redden, Laveen school: Al Reed, Higley school: M. A. Crou Union school; Mrs. Faith Carm' Aguila school; Mrs. Maude Poll Jittleton school w. H. Weav Roosevelt school; Doris Kuthe, Wall Heights school; K. C. Spratlin; / hambra school; Alma Forster, Sc tineI school. Jessie c. Hamilton. Mo ristown school: R. D. Murphy. Rob school; Mrs g. E. Haywood, Bl Point school; w. G. Davis, Lite field school; Fred P. Austin. Char Ter schools; Augusta .. Crozi ~roda school. Charles F. Mimic