Smyrna times., 1928-11-21
IIIN1lGHERS REPORT FINE
'qT INSTITUTE At NEWARK
,curPS ASSOCIATION
S.TrAL SESSION AT Y. OF D.

lyNTTAL SEsoolO-N
-.,dations Made of Interest to
Y. >. Well as Taxpayers
N c. ". Seantz Has a Part
cW. W. Schantz, superin-
y tbe Smyrna Special School
I. graded schools and his staff
'.ssy, attended Thursday and
% h tenth annual meeting of
sl,r,re State Education Asso-
TSicb was held with much
,,J interest at the University
l,,,Tsre at Newark. The Smyrna
4, n most instances motored up
~ for the sessions and report
( !, I.situte throughout the two
Some boarded in Newark for
I'm session and took in the ev-
s,tsrainments. Three recon-
.ssors Of special Importance to
n every taxpayer but to every
! .sid and the parents Of every
i he state we're embodied in
.,ot of the legislative commit
4 AZ Delaware State Education
.;,-iou. Of which David 4. Ward,
'iI,tsrdent Of the schools Of vii
4 N i chairman, adopted by the
7 lton at the final session Of the
4 w meeting Friday afternoon.
4 4 these was a recommendation
/ n legislature approve the bud
| The operation and maintenance
gbooIs as approved BY the gov
The second is that the legis-
Yntinue the school building
IN and the third was a recon
ion for an adequate retirement
for the public school teachers
tate. The report Of this con-
which was adopted as present
| -5Es: THAT The State Legisla-
4 / urgad +n accent and anprOVa
1 the budget for the operation
,ntenance Of the schools III the
fol- the next biennium as ap-
By the Governor. That the
lHre be urged To appropriate
E funds for continuing the
g program, which was begun
aH session, until every child
lEare is provided with modern
IL for school. That the Legis-
Be urged to provide for an ade-
nirement system for teachers.
he support of the Delaware
EilcatiOn Association be given
Education Bill now pending in
lied States Congress and pro |
ir secretary in the Presi-
cabinet.
Shantz, Prof. f.Wright Have Part |
issOciation also adopted the |
d the resolutions committee |
3C. ". Schantz was chairman |
FIch contains a number of mat /
pecial interest to those inter /
the advancement Of the school 1
4 The state. Prof. George w. 4
n Smyrna, presided over The 1
ssal teachers section meeting. H
4 Tendencies in Typewriting"
Sssed by Miss Elsie NJ. Den
-ra, Nd. Ralph L. Talbot, OF
nington High School gave a
Vocational Commercial Edu-
4 Worked Out in the Whining
-n School," and J. E. Fuller,
5dent Of Goldey Business Col
hlnlngton, discussed "Modern
a' in Testing Proficiency in
Hual Subjects"
lfeted for the Ensuing Year
A'alia Martin, Of George
n elected president Of the
7 State Education Association
afn is the first woman to
position since the association
4 s1alsd. She is a teacher in
n n SnoOl at Georgetown. Gil
Of Middletown, was elect
Eeldent and Miss NJ. Phyllis
| laial supervisor in New Cas-
Y was elected director for
an The other officers and
| committees Of the associa-
! named later by the presi-
!; foll call shows that nearly
\ sS I. the Institute at Newark
!, S'ate and prominent edu-
Natlonal reputation had a
program. The association
-aoer !. ! Of changes in the con-
IN. \ .ae organization on the
III .slon \ Of Professor w. A.
,,,,.3 alalrman Of a special COM
y, ~ : 70 70 suggest changes. A
- y : ethics was also adopted.
N, 1is0 u several group meet !
ls,.i,..eS s.e session. The Della
u. ,'a1l 4 Association which al
I'm. elected the following Of
IN y ems ensuing year: President.
u g.a uordy, Of Seaford; vice
s,.t,.sa ssanor Burke, Of Milford: '
agtm. - r falrheller, {
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