Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-14 | Page 8 | Teachers' Pay Raise Doubted

TEACHERS TEACHERS' PAY RAISE DOUBTED Lt Little tl hope of a salary Increase next year for teachers of the Granite Granit school ol district was seen at a aboard board boar meeting Monday In district offices 2212 South State street Dr Calvin S S. Smith superintendent superintend superintend- ent en said indications that there ther would be no revenue increase t to the the district precluded increased salaries The Granite Teachers' Teachers as u. n had asked tho the board to consider a general Increase and a change in some of tho lower salarIes to effect a fairer distribution of pay Scanning S approximate revenue figures for the 37 1936 school year the board could see no great Increase Increase in increase In- In crease in the assessed valuation o of property An accurate determination tion will not be available until the assessment canvass July 15 15 Dr Smith said T Teachers will Villi bo ho sent letters of of- them employment next year fear fearo o on the tho same ame basis as U th this year The board acceded to a request of Df the teachers' teachers association however that be paid on a D. month 12 basis Tb The The board board determined to make on an effort to obtain funds fund fora or salary Increase however Dr Smith II said aid