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February 3, 1931
The Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota
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In 1930, 152 Univ. of North Dakota graduates secured teaching jobs with $216,875 in salaries; 90 in ND, 29 in MN, 29 elsewhere in US/Hawaii. Committee filled 152 of 376 positions.
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152 U GRADUATES
GET TEACHER JOBS
90 Were Located in State, 29 in Minnesota, and 29 'Elsewhere'
Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 3.—Salaries paid to teachers who obtain their positions through the recommendation committee at the University of North Dakota aggregated $216,875 in 1930 according to Prof. C. C. Schmidt, director of education and practice teaching.
Graduate teachers from the university are represented in all the larger schools of the state, and the teaching staff in some of the medium-sized high schools is made up entirely of university graduates, Professor Schmidt said.
A report compiled by Professor Schmidt shows that in 1930 over 90 graduates were located in North Dakota, 29 were sent to Minnesota, and 29 "elsewhere." Those listed under "elsewhere" are distributed throughout the United States and the Hawaiian Islands.
The recommendation committee was called upon to supply teachers for 376 positions for 246 schools, principally in the Northwest. Of this number, a total of 152 jobs were filled, although the total number of recommendations sent out to students wanting positions amounted to 1,760.
GET TEACHER JOBS
90 Were Located in State, 29 in Minnesota, and 29 'Elsewhere'
Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 3.—Salaries paid to teachers who obtain their positions through the recommendation committee at the University of North Dakota aggregated $216,875 in 1930 according to Prof. C. C. Schmidt, director of education and practice teaching.
Graduate teachers from the university are represented in all the larger schools of the state, and the teaching staff in some of the medium-sized high schools is made up entirely of university graduates, Professor Schmidt said.
A report compiled by Professor Schmidt shows that in 1930 over 90 graduates were located in North Dakota, 29 were sent to Minnesota, and 29 "elsewhere." Those listed under "elsewhere" are distributed throughout the United States and the Hawaiian Islands.
The recommendation committee was called upon to supply teachers for 376 positions for 246 schools, principally in the Northwest. Of this number, a total of 152 jobs were filled, although the total number of recommendations sent out to students wanting positions amounted to 1,760.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Teacher Jobs
University Graduates
North Dakota
Minnesota
Salaries
What entities or persons were involved?
Prof. C. C. Schmidt
Where did it happen?
Grand Forks, N. D.; North Dakota; Minnesota; United States; Hawaiian Islands
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Key Persons
Prof. C. C. Schmidt
Location
Grand Forks, N. D.; North Dakota; Minnesota; United States; Hawaiian Islands
Event Date
1930
Story Details
152 University of North Dakota graduates obtained teaching positions in 1930, with salaries totaling $216,875; 90 in North Dakota, 29 in Minnesota, 29 elsewhere; recommendation committee filled 152 of 376 positions requested.