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October 23, 1954
The Detroit Tribune
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
What is this article about?
Editorial criticizes the Governor for discussing school development needs like teacher salaries, class sizes, and buildings without taking action or fostering collaboration for a long-range program.
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Gov. Treats School Problem Lightly
There's been a lot of talk about school development, but the Governor's done nothing to meet this tremendous problem.
He's talked about minimum salaries for teachers, about setting standards for the number of pupils in a class; about more classroom buildings. But he's never sought in any way to implement his program.
After telling the needs, he forgot about them.
Not once has the Governor sought to bring the schools and local governments together with the State to solve the school problems once and for all.
That's why there is no long-range program for school development.
Gov. Treats School Problem Lightly
There's been a lot of talk about school development, but the Governor's done nothing to meet this tremendous problem.
He's talked about minimum salaries for teachers, about setting standards for the number of pupils in a class; about more classroom buildings. But he's never sought in any way to implement his program.
After telling the needs, he forgot about them.
Not once has the Governor sought to bring the schools and local governments together with the State to solve the school problems once and for all.
That's why there is no long-range program for school development.
What sub-type of article is it?
Editorial
Political Criticism
What keywords are associated?
School Development
Governor Inaction
Teacher Salaries
Class Sizes
Education Policy
What entities or persons were involved?
Governor
Story Details
Key Persons
Governor
Story Details
The Governor discusses school development issues such as minimum teacher salaries, class size standards, and more classroom buildings but fails to implement any program or unite schools, local governments, and the state for a comprehensive solution, resulting in no long-range plan.