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Editor, , , • ,
Lucknow.Sentinel:,
Dear Sir;
To the Members_of the Lucknow.
• .Piistrict High School Board.
I would like to ask you,`,some
pertinent questions. • r
(1) • Have you in thelast year
met as an eight man board to,
really study the advantages and
disadvantages of closing, the High
School' without a teach er or in-
spector present?
(2) Is vocational training at the
grade 9 •and 10 level desirable?
Is it going to turn out useful• Citi-
tens? Do not alleducators stress
the importance of the study of the
General Arts? .Do not all our tech-
nical colleges give preference to
students who have taken the gen-' -
era arts, course rather than'to.
those who have nothing but voca-
tional training?,. Do you wish to.
be training students to be mechan
ical robots? Once a child starts
a vocational course he cannot
change to the arts course but he,
can take th ' arts. course and changi
to vocational study later.
(3) Have you consulted with/
other boards and. areas who have
not been influenced byinspectars':
or administrators' opinions?. Have
you consulted with boards who havi
gone into' a vocational area, have
,seen their Mistake and now wish
to withdraw to .their former High
Schools? There are many . such
areas• but you do not hear about
them from those who are shifting.
their° responsibilities and closing
the school, or from inspectors with
grand ideas.
(4) Would you be willing to
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.meet in an open meetingfor a`
discussion with parents and answer
their questions, we are not inter-
ested in the answers given by the
teachers or inspectors?. •
(5) Have you any idea of the
costrto the municipalities all fut
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and students choice or due to
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(7) Why is it thatsin ler High
School areas -function w, ell .and re—
taro their schools? Isn't it because
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their boards shoulder their respons
ibilities and have the courage to
say "NO" when y?
This is a matteritis whinecessarch .cannot
be decided on short notice,, Hasty
decisions are, costly, The success
fulness of the larger High School
System has not been proven and.
cannot be.proven for many years,
Why does Lucknow School have
to be a guinea pig?
An Interested Parent.
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