EDUCATION BOARD.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 11628, 1 November 1887, Page 2

EDUCATION BOARD.

The board met at 7.80 last night. Present — Messrs Garson (chairman), Sanson, Bridge, Baker, Stevens, <md Bate. After the confirmation of the minutes the board sat as the Appointments Committee. — Letter from "Wanganui School Committee, ac» csptinsf Miss Molver as assistant at the girls' school, and Ms W. J. Andrew as assistant at the boys' school ; appointments confirmed. From the Awahuri committee stating that they had accepted Mr Insoll, of Beaconsfield, to fill the vacfiuoy there; appointment coefirtned. From the JBeaconsfield commit'ee requesting the board :.o iako aicj,B to fill the vacancy at (hat school caused Ly >hs rc.-igaation of Mr Insoll , referred to executive. Frnm the blawera oomaiitfeee selociKng Elfzsbeth SUc*? m '

imiglllllliaiiaHßHMß«MtlflMßßMteMgWggHMWß>^ pupil teacher ; appointment confirmed. atom Martha -Farr, -applying for the position of pupil teacher at Waveriev : no vaoanoy. From the Ashurst oominittee requesting the board to appoint Elle4 .Crave^ pupil .teacher ; appointed. Froui Arthur MowlwU, applying for the position of '< pupil ; referred to the executive, JDs@wiem to be written to^— > asking if he would go to Marton schoolflflr From S. H. Baker, applying for ap« v pointment as oadet at Foxton ; resolved that he be appointed a oadet. Prom the : ' Manaia committee applying, for the appointment of Mias Wallis as oadet at that eohool ; resolved that Miss Wallii be appointed. From Mr W. Senapmbei applying for promotion ; letter to be acknowledged. From W. H. Arnold, applying for appointment under the board ; name to be put on the list. From Mr J. Shipper, applying for" appoint" ment to Beaoonsfield ; moved by Mx Sanson and seconded by Mr Baker, That his name be forwarded to the oom rait tee. Letter from the chairman of the Foxton oommitteo respecting theremoval of the male pupil teacher ; re- . solved that the teacher receive three months' notice of the termination of his engagement ; also that the committee be informed that the pupil teaoher has received notice to leave, nnd that the board will take steps to fill the vaoanoy. Letter from the Marton oommitteo applying for more 5 teaching power; » pupil teaoher to be appointed as early as possible. — Resolved to write to the inspector for definite information ze< specting the male pupil teacher af; Aramoho, and if approved hia name to be sent to Marton by the exeoutite ; if not, to receive three months' notioe of termination of engagement* — The inspector's report was then . read.— The attention of the head master and'assistant teaoher at Haloombe, and -master; at Karere to be called to the inspector's report.— Moved by : Mr Bate and sec* onded by Mr Notuian, That the teacher at Waitotara receive three months' notice of dismissal- As an amendment -^ it was moved by Mr Bridge and laeo* onded by Mr Stevens, That unless the teaoher at Waitotara show better results when the inspector next.visitu the school he will receive three months notice of dismissal. The amendment, was carried. —Moved by Mr Bate that the' Goat Valley committee be informed that the' report bf the inspector ia not favourable,; aDd they must find another teaoher after the holidays.— Resolved that the Momohaki teacher's attention be called! ' . to the inspector's report; to suggest to,; the committee that the board would not: ; object to the school being closedTfotfone . week to enable the teaehev to., attend; >. Hawera or Wangauui soh'ool to otmerve ; ; the modus of teaching.— rUeaolVed "that t^ g the secretary call upon the la.te ; t jiaghdf^i of the J£ohi school and ask'for cha re- : : ports which have been removed. '••'.' The Board then adjourned to* 10 o'clock this morning. v ■■■■■'' --• 3 '