THE OREGON STATESiLAN, ALEJI. OREGON
!
TO HOLD UP
Survey, is Made by Special
Committee of State
Association vf
. There Is Httle tendency among
,,M ftchool boards ' In Oregon to le
t crease the salaries of teachers, ac
cording to the findings of a spec
. lal committee of the Oregon State
i Teachers association, which filed
"its report with J. A.- Churchill.
' state snperintendent of schools.
There Is. "ho-werer." a.moTement
for the curtailment of school ex-
penses in other wait. ,, i.
The members of f the 'special
committee were J. O." McLaughlin,
.superintendent of schools at Cor
.vallii; Mary V. Fulkerson, Mar
lon eonnty snperlatendtnt; and F.
i E.-; Pagan,"' superintendent of the
schools at Woodburn.
, '-. Ileport Covers State
""Reports were ' recelTed from
' practically districts ot? the first
r and second elass." says the re-
.' port. : "In these teachers have al
ready been elected aqd salaries
-determined. - A large number of
school dlstrtdjts hare not hired
teachers for the ensuing year
hence, , only approximate reports
could be made at this time."
Relative to the general tnore-
ment to decrease school expendi
tures the report obserres that "In
- the larger cities, this decrease' is
, being affected by the curtailment
. or building programs, the eumin
: atlon of curtailment of special de
partments of work, or by the sus
pension, of, payments -on indebted
' ness. " In bo" section of the-state
is there a pronounced movement
to lower teachers" salaries.". V
Data From Findings Clvesi
Reports from the different
classes of districts are shown, as
follows: . . : i.;,--
First Class District .
Number 6t districts, reporting!
It; Grade teachers' salaries
Number of districts where salar
ies will be increased, 4; number
of districts where salaries will be
decreased. 1; number of districts
where salaries will' remain the
same, or the same salary ached
ues maintained, I J. r ; ;i '
High school salariesNumber
of districts where salaries will be
increased, 5; number of districts
where salaries will be decreased.
1 ; number of districts where sal
aries will remain' the : same. ' or
some salary schedules maintained
j Probable budgets for next 'year
Number of districts- where bud
gets .will be Increased next year,
7; number of districts where bud
pet will b decreased next year,
lOf number of districts where
budget will remain,, approximately
the same. 4 r number of districts
not '.reporting on budget, JU ;""
f-Probabla - cast of Hylns; for
teachers for next year Number
of districts where 4 livtngr, costs
will, prsJbably - increase. 1 : num
ber of districts where living costs
will probably1, decrease, 8; , num
ber of districts where living costs
will remain the same. It." -J V
Departments to be eliminated,
Number of districts increasing de-
partmentp or work in department,
1; number of district report no
changes in- scope of work. 10;
number of districts, eliminating
departments or V supervisors of
these departments, 11.
Elimination M usfc, 10;' physi
cal training, . 4; art,. 3; manual
training, 3 ; domestic science, 2 ;
teachers training course. 3 I
Second C1n Dixtricts ,
Number of districts reporting.
CI. f
Grade salaries .increased, 5;
grade salaries decreased, 11;
grade salaries same, 43,
High school salaries increased'.
7; high school salaries decreased.
10; high school salaries same, 44.
' Departments; eliminated, ! 6;
departments added, 4 ; depart
ments same, 41.
Budgets increased; 10; budgets
decreased, 26; budgets remaining
the same, 25.
Cost of ' living increased, 1;
cost of living decreased, 8 ; cost
of living remaining the same, 52.
Thlnl daw Districts' : -Number
of counties reporting.
16.
N.Hmber reporting decrease in
teachers' salaries, ; number re
porting increase in teachers sal
arfea, 2; number reporting no
change in salaries, 5; number re
porting decrease in living expense
of teachers, 11 ; number reporting
i increase in living expense, of
teachers. Or number reporting no
change in living expense oljteach
ers, 5. x J
Some High Pay Cut ?
The reports show that where
sajaries have been decreased it
has been in cases demanding an
unusual salary last year, or' where
living expenses has materially de
creased. Salaries have increased
in eases where districts wish to
retain a good teacher, or. where
better, trained, more efficient
teacher is desired." - .
Therefore the, logical conclus
ion is that aalarls in districts of
the third class wilt remain approx
imately the same as last year.
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i4t a Large Number of Points the CHEVROLET
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