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Letter To The Editor g
The National Education Asso
ciation, The Alaska Education
Association and the Department
of Education of the Territory are
sponsoring a campaign for teach
er selection.
We are interested in enlisting
the finest young people now in
the high schools in the Territory
for the profession of teaching. At
the present time we hare a fine
teacher-training institution m
the University of Alaska at Col
lege. There is, hewever, only one
1948 graduate from this institu
tion teaching in the public
schools of Alaska. There are over
ninety teachers in the rural Ter
ritorial schools of Alaska, hut
only five of these have earned
degrees from the University of
A laska and only five more have
attended the University of Alas
, ka but have not completed the
four years’ work necessary for
the degree.
Tbe teachers of Alaska save
just recently been granted one of
the fairest and most liberal salar
y scales in the entire United
States, and the profession should,
with it as an inducement, gain
the interest of our Alaskan
youth, so that they will want to
teach in the same schools in
which they were taught. We, you
and I, as peop e inteiested in the
welfare of Alaska, should be able
to enlist their desire to partici
pate m the improvement of in
struction in those schools.
In 1946 the I egislature set up
a teacher’s retirement plan so
that teachers over the age of fif
ty-five who have served at least
twenty-five years in the teach
ing p! ofession and have contri
buted their share, equal to nine
ty dollars for each of the twenty
five years of service, shall receive
a retnement stipend for the rest
of their lives
Salary and security, of eourse
are not all; more Is necessary to
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make a person happy in a chos
en profession. Teaching requires
years of preparation, just as do
the practise of law or medicine,
and teachers must be treated as
professional people and members
of a respected profession if they
are to feel satisfied to remain in
the schoolrooms of the Territory.
I, as Education Supervisor, am
interested particularly in the
quality of the teaching and learn
ing which goes on in the school
rooms of Alaska.
Anything that can be done to
interest young people in teach
ing and to strengthen the profes
sional prestige of the teachers
now in your town will bear fruit
in better schools in tho future.
Youre very sincerely,
Dr. Dorothy Novatney
Education Supervisor
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