Newark post., 1922-02-15
ewark High to
Have Higher Rating
Iealth.Teaching System to
be Installed Teachers
Must Give Notice
of Leaving

Schools of the State if the plans Oh
the local Board of Education WORN
ont This was reported at the meet
ing Of the State Board OF Education
held here last Friday. At that tiihe
Sunerintendent H. V. Holloway re-
norted that the Health Program was
not being carried on in either the
Newark or Dover High Schools and
that therefore these schools were not
in the first group OF state f1lsn
Schools. This report was dateu De-
cember 80, 1921.
Mr., Holloway reported that since
tba time of this report the local Hlgh
School authorities had about closed
nepotiations with teacher to teacil
+he boalth lessons necessary and that
as soon as this teacher was optaiiieu
) tho local school would be placed IN the
first group.
Tba snnerintendent further report
ed that since the time OF MS repor'
tho Dover school had obtained the
sorvicos of a health instructor ana
that this school was now among Vle
first group.
At the meeting there was much
business transacted. A demonstration
was given the members OF Vlsloiial
odrcation. This form of education
Incorporates the use OF macnliie
which throws upon the walls OF a
school pictures which the children
studv instead of a book. Inc mem
bars seemed very much interested IN
the demonstration and it was report
cd that already several of the schools
down state had purchased these
equipments.
The State Board received a reques
from, Millvile that the old school O.
+ho+ nlace be sold and the none!
realized from this sale be USED 10
+ba liphting Of the new school bulio
ing. No definite action was taken 0
this matter.
At noon the Board took a reces
d bod luncheon at "The Knoll
the guests of DR.. and Mrs y" "i''
Hullihen.
After this the members were take
+our of INSPECTION of the loc
schools.
Tho RESIGNATION of Miss Ru
Jones as visiting teacher Tor Nc
Castle county was received and
cepted. =
proeident Brown of the Board W
anpointed as a member OF the Am'
icanization Committee of Wllmlr
ron. A request was received 1f'
this committee asking that so
member of the Board be appointed
this Wilmington organization.
The Smyrna Board Of Educat
made request of the State Board
annrove of the purchase of grot
around the Smyrna school. No
tion will be taken on this matter u
further investigation is MADE
From the present outlook 1t SET
&C though the State Board would
away with the High School at NJ
both unless more pupils can be
rolled. 1t was reported at the m
mo last week that at the present
there are only % pupils enrolled
that from the outlook there woul
# was not self-supporting pro-
no increase in this number, ana
tion to carry on this High School.
MANNERS of the Board decided to
the people of the vicinity short
to remedy conditions.
In the future teachers OF the
who leave their posts without g
+ba State Board at least thirty
notice will lose their certlhcates.
was decided on the unanimous W
the Board. New contracts for
ers will be worded to this etfec
This action was taken foll
the reading of a report OF Su
tendent Holloway. The latter
that he thought some action sho
taken against teachers who knt
" violate their contracts and
pested the cancelling of credent
teachers who left in violation o
contracts.
John Schilling, Assistant 81
tendent, said that he was of tn
ion that a teacher should r
forced to pass up a better +
if 80 days notice OF leaving
given.
Dean McCue said that ther
good arguments on both sid
that he was of the same m
Mr.. Schilling, that in cases
teachers could better themselH
should be allowed to do so
proper notice Of leaving was
Elwood Souder said that he
when thirty days notice wa