GRADING OF TEACHERS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 231, 24 June 1921, Page 4

GRADING OF TEACHERS

PROVISIONS FOR APPEAL. Regulations governing the appeals of teachers against their classification or grading have been issued. Appeals are to be sent to the Director of Education within thirty-one days of the issue of ihe the grading lists, and are to he heard by an appeal board consisting of: (a) A chairman, who shall to appointed by the ktinister of Education, and who shall not be an officer in the education service. (b) A representative of the Education Department, who shall not be a classifying or grading officer. , . , - (c) A representative appointed for a period of three years by the Secondary Schools' Assistant Teachere’ Association, or by the Technical School Teachers’ Association. or bv the New Zealand Educational Institute, as the case may to. 3. (i.) The Secondary Schools Assistant Teachers’ Association nnd the Technical School Teachers’ Association shall each select two representatives, who shall by mutual arrangement sit on the board in turn, and shall avoid adjudicating on appeals presented by their school colleagues or their subordinates. The New ■Zealand Educational Institute will select four representatives, two for each island, wl\o will sit under similar conditions.