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The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
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Willard M. Albury, county superintendent, struggles to hire a commercial teacher for Key West Senior High School after Mrs. Carolyn Poirier's resignation due to her husband's military transfer. Salary max $2,012; teachers prefer higher private pay.
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Willard M. Albury, county superintendent of public instruction, is having difficulty in finding a commercial teacher needed by Key West Senior High School.
The position formerly was held by Mrs. Carolyn Poirier, wife of a man in the armed services, who was forced to resign because her husband was transferred from the city.
The position pays a maximum of $2,012 a year for a person who has a degree of four years of service in a college. Albury has written to several states looking for a commercial teacher.
"Such teachers can usually find private employment at rates higher than any county can pay," Albury said.
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County superintendent Willard M. Albury is having difficulty finding a commercial teacher for Key West Senior High School after Mrs. Carolyn Poirier resigned due to her husband's transfer from the city in the armed services. The position pays a maximum of $2,012 a year for a person with a degree or four years of college service. Albury has written to several states seeking candidates, noting that such teachers often find higher-paying private employment.