Charges Against the Charity Commissioners in the Matter of the Royal Free Grammar School At ...
Charges Against the Charity Commissioners in the Matter of the Royal Free Grammar School At ...
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The Governors have the power of election, and they should be able to dismiss the Head Master when good grounds can be assigned, but beyond this the less they have to do with the control of the School the better will it be for their trust. The appointment of assistants should be left with the Head Master, and their dis- missal, with the right of appeal, should also be vested in him.
He should have the sole control of the discipline of the School.
Dr. Arnold would not have remained a day at Rugby... if he had been subjected to the interference of a Board of Governors. He always insisted upon the independence and supremacy of the Head Master, as essential to his position and to the good govern- ment of the School. This principle appHes to Giggleswick as well as to Rugby, and we can hardly believe that the Governors will set in the balance against the interests of the School the wish to retain a little patronage or the right to harass a master with peddling interference. Mr. Foster has just ground for complaint against the Commissioners that they refused to inquire into the past management of the School, in order that precautions might be taken in the new scheme against the provisions which have already borne such pernicious fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Governors have the power of election, and they should be able to dismiss the Head Master when good grounds can be assigned, but beyond this the less they have to do with the control of the School the better will it be for their trust. The appointment of assistants should be left with the Head Master, and their dis- missal, with the right of appeal, should also be vested in him.
He should have the sole control of the discipline of the School.
Dr. Arnold would not have remained a day at Rugby... if he had been subjected to the interference of a Board of Governors. He always insisted upon the independence and supremacy of the Head Master, as essential to his position and to the good govern- ment of the School. This principle appHes to Giggleswick as well as to Rugby, and we can hardly believe that the Governors will set in the balance against the interests of the School the wish to retain a little patronage or the right to harass a master with peddling interference. Mr. Foster has just ground for complaint against the Commissioners that they refused to inquire into the past management of the School, in order that precautions might be taken in the new scheme against the provisions which have already borne such pernicious fruit.
What to read after Charges Against the Charity Commissioners in the Matter of the Royal Free Grammar School At ...?
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