HIGH SCHOOL STAFFS.
THE QUESTION OF PROMOTION. <P»*SS ASSOCIATION MUSaEiK.) INVERCARGILL, April 10. The position of secondary school teachers becoming unemployed through their particular schools suffering regrading was referred to at to-day!s meeting of the Southland High.Schools Board. Members regarded as too hard and fast the present regulation by which when a vacancy occurs the department can force a school to take on its staff any such unemployed master or misIt was decided that the Government be urged to amend the regulations so that boards when making new appointments should be given discretion to promote deserving members of their staff if their qSutW n? r 1 * 6 e ? ual or superior to of work apphcant who was out
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20828, 11 April 1933, Page 8
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