TEACHERS' SALARIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 53, 21 March 1901, Page 2

TEACHERS' SALARIES.

PBii pnisss AssonuriON

Weij.ingtox, March 19. The Educatiou Df-pai-unent having ifked Iho Education Board to make ipseific recommendations for increase )f teachers' s-ilari. s, tl, o following proposals of the Boatd will be- brought up or ratification at to-mo; row's mebtin- : - Thai; add. d schools receive capitation .t a i ate of £5 per hoad on tha av«rat' o instead cf £3 15 s; that eachers in charge of schools w{tb an -verage attendance ranging from 15 to 10 rcccivo an incase of £2O oakwg the »jalary£loo; ft 0m 20 to ,5 s,n increase of £2O, nuking tha alary £120; from 25 to 30, «n inreaseof£lo, making the salary £l3O • hat all ex-pupil teachers have an inlease of £8 por annum, and all pupil eachera £5; that; the scale of asntants bo roado. more liberal, and heir s*larws gradually improved with be increase of attendees. Napier, Mar.h 19. At tha meoting of the Hawke's Bay ducation Board to-day Iho Selection tommittne submitted a sclwma for the istribution of the extra g ran t for Mcher»' salaries. They proposed that 2 teachers' salaries between £IOO and J2QO be increased by 4 per cent., and 9 teachers' ealaries up to £IOO be acreased by 10 per cent,; and that 54 eccnd, third, acd fourth year pupil eachers' taliries be increhsed bj' 7* p,-r eat;. The recommendations were apiroved and ordered to he forwarded to he Department. Wellington, March 20. Tho Educa<im Board has approved ha scalo for increasing teachers'l alaries in accordance with the Chairiwn's_ recommendations tetegrar.ho.s »et night The increases mount to £3346.