{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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governed OF school2 Another serious
dra wback upon the progress of children a.
rises from the frequent change OF teachers ]
and as almost every teacher has plea OF
his own, a consequent change ia the mode
Of instru ction, and books to be used. This
IS a very serious obstruction TO the prog
ress of education, apart from the TACT that 1t
is a serious tax on the purses of the parent
and merchapt who frequently finds a lot oil
books thrown on his hands. As remedy


for this. propose that the teac hers of this
county, or at least of this town. meet aud
agree upon The books that shall be used By
them in their re respective schools. aud let
them all then use the same tex: books and
thus produce uniformity of action And
i'm addition to this let them prepare table
of fees. and pledge themselves not to charge
less than The lowest rate mentioned. This
plan will meet with objection | doubt not
rom somo; but there Is this fact which
'hould be borne in mind, the community,
sr individual who Is not willing to pay for
GOOD education. most assurediy will not
get il. A contrary policy would have tho
effect of driving from our midst those who
are really deserving of patronage, and sub
siitu.ing in their stead Set of men. who by
a species OF aadsrbi.ding will inevitably
deDreeiste that high standard of excellence
whiea it should be the object Of The true
trieads of education 10 attain AZ