TEACHERS AND SALARIES
TO HELP.THE BACK BLOCK EXILE/
By Telegraph—Own Correspondent. ■ Auckland, August 17.
At the Education Board's meeting today, Mr. Wallace, moved in accordance with notice, "That the recommendation of the Teachers' Institute that no male teachers receive an appointment of £IBO a year, and no female teachers an appointment of £l5O a year, unless he or 6he ,has served at least two years as head teacher in a country school, be approved by the Board." The mover said the present system was apt to keep teachers too long in the country, and the motion aimed at remedying that state of affairs.
Mr. Harris, who seconded* said he knew cases where teachers had never been five miles out of the city, while others had been on the country all their lives.
■ After discussing the suggestion of the chairman that the matter be referred to the Chief Inspector to advise, was adopted.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 111, 18 August 1910, Page 5
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