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There is absolute separation of Church and State in Porto Rico. The prevailing religion is Catholic although the Protestant denominations maintain churches in practically all of the municipalities, and each teacher is allowed to follow his own religious convictions...
Appointments are made by the Commissioner of Education of Porto Rico, but the details are handled by the Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department, Washington, D. C. Further information may be obtained at the Appointment Office, University...
...Department of Education of Porto Rico has a number of vacancies open which it desires to fill with members of the graduating class of the University or persons already employed in teaching in the United States. These positions do not come under the Civil Service, and, inasmuch as selections for appointment are made by the Commissioner of Education of Porto Rico based upon educational qualifications and teaching experience, care should be taken in making applications with a view of setting forth complete information as to these requirements...
...knowledge of Spanish is not necessary, but it is a valuable asset. The salary is $90 a month for the term of term months beginning for the year 1920-21 on August 30 and closing June 17. Only American citizens can be appointed to the teaching service in Porto Rico...
...Hawaii, 19,811 69 New York, Greater, 3,998,731 66 Lynn, 30,948 63 New Bedford, 50,557 62 Bristol Co., 86,003 58 Berkshire Co., 56,838 57 Rhode Island, 86,027 56 Fitchburg, 57,220 55 Delaware, 234,250 53 Ohio, north, 129,450 48 Porto Rico, 1,640 47 Maryland, 77,267 47 New Jersey, 87,578 47 Connecticut, 74,588 47 Plymouth Co., 25,531 45 Pennsylvania, west, 133,873 44 Virginia, 9,728 44 New York, eastern, 72,101 42 Worcester Co., 76,533 40 District of Columbia, 109,833 40 Louisiana...