INSPECTOR AND SCHOOLMASTER.
[Bt Tkl«giu.ph.— Pb*sb Association J Dtfnkdin, 16th May. At i meeting of the Education Board, a report was submitted from a committee of the whole Board oonoerning the enquiry into complaints made by P. B. Fraßer, late headmaster at the Waireka School, against Inspeotor Goyen. The committee found that the charge against the Inspeotor of harsh manner, sarcasm, and invective, was not proven ; that Mr. Goyen should be reproved with ref erenoe to the examination in history, and th&t the weight of evidence ia in favour of Mr. JTraeer's contention that the examination in science was brief and perfunctory. Several members did not agree with the whole of the report, and an addendum was made, on the motion of the Hon. J. M'Gregor. A resolution that in view of Mr. Frascr's retirement from tfco service, it was not now necessary to hold an enquiry, was rescinded as being oapable of a meaning highly prejudicial to the teacher, which the Board had not intended.
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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 116, 17 May 1895, Page 4
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