The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-06
|QIY TEACHERS
held TO n. C..
PAY Schedule.
| Maximum Salaries of SAC
n S62 a Month Made
Certain
COMMITTEE NAMED TO
nip FIX BOUNDARIES
SsDtsnber 7 Set as Open
ing Date; May Abandon
Fourth Ave. Bldg.

Hprier~onville city school teach
r. w,u receive maximum salarie;
- llb66 20 $62.22 a month il
he coming year.
This became certain last nigh
rSsr The board of school com
w.,,iOners voted four to three
,ss;nsr ! proposal that local tax
II nv authorities be asked TO call 1
,,.ra, election to vote on TIT
ms,,.gn Of levying an additional
-sr NOT 20 exceed ID cents u
,pplement teachers salaries a
fyei BY the school machinery
+ avs enacted by the recent legIs
q aure,
request by the school bOarC
+ would nave made it mandatory or
4 r5s board Of county commission
en- % call the election. this au'
. !hori;y being taken out of the
. IartS of the board of city com
+ rissiOners by the extension OF
! he city school limits beyond the
: resen. corporation limits. 4 Spe'
.al registration for the election
& would have been held.
Besides limiting the teachers
i % the state salary schedule, by
4 removing the possibility Of hold
Rg an election, the board made
B i certain that the school admin
STATION will be deprived of sec
r;araI help, that the Rosa Ed
warts elementary school building
OF Fourth avenue will be aban-
dolsi and the pupils there be
nalierred TO the high school
building. and that other retrench-
lsr.s and curtailmentS will be
nate.
$.g;. F. VI. Waters laid, the
SEtOn before the board last
right and asked for immediate
action in order that an election,
II called, might be held in time
70 include the supplemental tax
N he levy TO be made by the
county iOr the coming year. He
sad thar lj-cent levy probably
you'd yield sufficient revenue to
give the teachers about one-half
o. the amount of the salary re-
auctions made by the state, and
expressed the opinion that sew
t'ai o; the teachers would be I'M
SoIe to meet living expenses I'M
Der Inc state schedule. Of the 20
white teachers. y will receive
Aoi more than $62.22 a month on
yearly basis, four will receive
W. tour will get S51.33, seven
VI. receive SO, and two will be
4A 1856. The seven cOlOred
'lcneE will receive salaries as
"s as $50 a month.
Cup, Waters said he had re-
S'eI definite information from
&a.e school commission that
- NY will receive approximate
Ss same amount to operate
us aght-monthS school term as
% received from the state last
!saI Tor me Six-months' term. A
va Of S2j, 6l7.54 was received
n'n the state last year, while
.ss'anon Of the schools cost
srON $4,000. the difference be-
~ DaId by the county and city
H as Is a reduction of $11,714.66
o-''nS the last year, the salary
, S.Ss on l2-months basis was
,''''V 20 $40 as compared with
Tange this year of $46.6G tc
80. The law says that these
a. be maximum salaries, anC
y n \, ,ney may be less of the S16,'
"VVO appropriated by the leg
1'0Te Us not adequate to pay al
%sr school expenses in th'
e an. then meet the SALARY
saedu.c
goer actions by the board las
,s2 q, included the appointment
i hartman R. P. Freeze, Secre
l ny D, A. Meyer and P. F. Pat
u 10 confer with the count!
'SFd OK education on the boun
~oes Of the new city admins
ls'lye unit. Supt. R. G. Ander'
|he county schools has sub
,"ted the county boards sug
,ss'ed aoundaries, and if the!
NJ ~ approved by both boards the!
~ De- so fixed by the STATE
SaOol commission. Under thu
San Of the county board, chill
zen Of school age living within
II following lines would attent
'UTo1 IN Hendersonyille:
BEGINNING at the intersection
~ the Spartanburg highway
T SHu the Southern railway,
hence north with the railway
~ Mud creek. thence with Mud
NeeS 10 4 point where the
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