TE ARO SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Mr. M. A. W. M'Konzie presided nt a meeting of tlio committee of the Te Aro School on Jloiulay evening, jilr. Peter who again look his scat, was welcomed by the committee. Airs. S. Evans, a member, reported on the health of tha school district. The nse of tho school was granted the Sunday School Union for tlieir examination on Frirtay next. liegrel at. the'retirement of tho lion. J. G. W. Aitlccn, M.L.C., from the Edncalioi. Bounl was unaninrwisly expressed. After discussion, in which the apparent gradual restriction of 'the powers and usefulness of education hoards was dwelt upon,, the following resolution was carried: "That, in the opinion of this committee, the present method of election of members to seats on the education boards requires consideration by. the Government, as in ; this committee's opinion it is lower the standard of those bodies bv preventing the most suitable candidates risking a contest, tho result of which is in the of combined commitleos. '.heraison d'etre of -whose composition was popularity, not qualification. "Further, this committee is of opinion that for obvious reasons members elected to_ education boards should not retain their seats on school committees."
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 244, 3 July 1918, Page 3
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197TE ARO SCHOOL COMMITTEE Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 244, 3 July 1918, Page 3
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