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Ine Kodiak High School and Ele
mentary Schools received a high
rating from the Territorial Com
missioner of Education, following
an inspection by the Deputy of
Education, Mrs. Dorothy Novatney.
In a report just received by Dr.
A. Holmes Johnson, President of
the Kodiak School Board, Mrs
Novatney stated: *T wish to com
mend the school district and sup
erintendent for the excellent
school and the fine morale which
I found in it as a result of my
visit.”
The deputy commented on the
joining of the Naval Station high
school with that of the ,, local
school. Authorities of the Naval
factory. Under recommendations
the Commissioner stated: “'T'hc
high school and the ^neral schoo
progr<t..; are both gv>ing along ir
fine snape under competent leac
ership and with a fine spirit a mom
the teachers. Kodiak is to be con
gratulated.”
Mrs. Novatney gave a general
rating of “excellent” to the ele
mentary school. Superior ratings
were give r to quite a few depart
ments and features >f the school,
with all others receiving "satisfac
tory ’ ’•stings. She stated the care
the building receives is excellent.
The inspector concludes her re
port with the following words:
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- to t, . :>ecif l/c criticism,
r.t all the faculty deemed hard at
work and welladjusted to the new
rooms. The children were happy
.in?’ the rooms neat ana lorful,”
T wisn *0 specifically ommend
♦he experim t in teaching a for
gn langu ;e in the elementary
school. 1 hope it will be continued
permanently and that homemaking
and industrial arts as well, will be
available in the new building for
all the 7th and 8th grades.”
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oKutuu were .particularly concern
ed, with what provisions were be
ing made to supply as much
science and math for boys who
would be interested in going to
the naval' and coast guard acade
mies. The local school had already
taken st^ps to provide adequate
courses covering these subjects. “I
an looking forward to a very suc
cessful school year in the new 1
building,” she stated. '
Inspection of the school facilities
was made February 23. Her report
revealed the length of the school
term is 180 days. There are nine
teachers, one of which is part time.
The ratio of teachers to the en
rollment was rated good. The gen
eral rating given was excellent.
Enrollment figures were reveal
ed as follows: There were eighty
one in Kindergarten, four hundred
and ninety-seven in the Elemen
tary school and one hundred and
thirty-one in the High School.
Superior ratings, which are quite
rare in school ratings were given
in the cirriculum program, super
visory and guidance program,
buildings and grounds and “satis
factory” ratings in all other cate
gories. Under professional qualifi
cations, Superintendent Iver
Schott’s general training was rated
"superior." Public relations in ad
ministrative procedures received
the same. His professional train
ing, experience as teacher and ex
perience, as administrator was pro
nounced “satisfactory.” The princi
pal and teachers were all given
the latter rating. All other admini
strative procedures other than
public relations were rated satis
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