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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1945
Page
2
A bill titled An Act Further To Amend The Education Act 1927 has been read a first and second time and published with a statement of objects and reasons for general reform. Written comments must reach the Secretary for Education by January 15, 1946. Dated November 26, 1945. A. J. Walsh Commissioner for Home Affairs and Education.
The bill amends the Education Act 1927 addressing school year length from 200 to 190 days, grant augmentation for teachers, and regulation of salaries. It extends Public Schools to Common Schools, expands Education Board membership, and allows Summer School studies abroad. It also changes contract termination rules and outlines salary scales and allowances for teachers and maintenance.
The document outlines amendments to The Education Act 1927 including definition changes to school terms days and years, a revision of board composition, and creation of the Council of Higher Education. It repeals and substitutes several sections, adds common school terminology, and specifies schedules and regulations to take effect.
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The document outlines amendments to the Education Act including teacher termination rules, salary proportional adjustments for incomplete school years, and augmentation payments. It authorizes regulations by the Governor in Council on teacher salaries, allotment of funds to Boards of Education, and criteria for salary scales. It also revises schedules and forms, repeals certain schedules, and updates teacher training certificate provisions under the Council of Education.
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