The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

OeT 5.-Erastus c. Benedict, Esq President,
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the school officers of the Seventeenth ward ash.
ing for additional lot for schoolhouse of Ninth
street and First Referred to Committee New
Schools
From Miss Sarah j. Champln, asking far duplicate.
check in place Of one lost by her.
On meton the President and Clerk authorized -
issue duplicate receiving satisfactory thAk
payment of tho original check has beeEsopped ut ths
From number of tie students of the Free Academy,
relative to litaary societies. Referred TO Committee o.
From Cooley N Frankensten, inviting the Board to
visit his Panorama of Niagara, at Hope Chapel Al.
cepted, ana the thanks Of the Boa-d returned to M
Erankenstssn.
Mr. N1eoS presented the report 81 the Executive Conn
mtee Normal Schools, with tbs following by laws In
addition 10 those adopted at previous meeting
B. There shall be daily female normal school, which
shall hold its sessions every chool day between the
hours sig A. NJ and r. NJ for the ns ructiou Of such
candidates. from the schools u,er the direction Of this
Board, and others who cone well recomrended for
intelligence and good moral character and who desire
to prepare themselves for ne position of tea hers Those
FROM the before mentioned scaoo to be received tho
recommendations of their principal teachers and toHbe
first entitled TO consideration should the Normal school
Executive Committee Normal Schools shall be the
judges of the qualifications Of all presenting them
selves for admission pupils into Of the institutions
under their particular supervision The pupils Of the
Daily Female NomalSehoo shall under such regulations
as the Executive Committee on Normal Schools may pro-
vdc be liable to be called upon act a. temporary
teachers in any Of the schools under the direction q
this Board when by OF absence Of the regular
teachers suddenly increased attendance of scholars
their services may for time be required. They shan
also be considered as candidates for positions permA-
nent teachers when vacancies may in any Of the
before mentioned schools
a. All teachers shall required to attend punctualy
and regularly the sessions of the normal schools for
teachers unless excused by the Normal School COMMITTEES
and the school officers Of the ward in which they may b
employed. All teachers, however, feeling themselves
aggreed by the action Of the corttee shall have the
right Of appeal direct TO the Board Of Education.
b. II any teacher not excused aforesaid siau meg
ct TO attend regularly and punctua the sessions Of the
Normal Schools for Teachers II shall be the duty af the
Normal school Committee to report such delinquent to
the Board Of Education which shah proceed to declare
the situation Of such teacher forfeited and after eQer
upon the minutes of this body such forfeiture no DAP
nent Of salary shall be made to such enque1 except
for services performed prior to such declaration
g. The Normal Schools shall be under the supeyvisio
Of Executive Committee of i've who sha be held re-
sponsibe to this Beard for proper mani cement of the
same They shall have power to contra IT with and
poy subject to the approval Of this Boz rd such teachers
may be necessary for tho efficient instruction of the
schools under their charge one o W. om in each school
shall act clerk and receive for services performed in
such capacity extra sum Of NV dollars per annuIn
I. Quarterly reports 81 me ap sndance and standing II
each scholar in tke Teachers Normal sehoos sbau -
transmitted 10 the School oo rs of the several wars -;
which they may ployeJ and an ann, ra,,,t a..
| of made 10 the Board Of idr cation - e'0-
On motion Of Mr. Neilse n by law No a ne renor.a -
the Committee, cons dered after several
TO amend, Mr Cooper moved 20 insert the following i.
/ the fourth BY law =.
me rIesiaeh. pas the question whether the Boara
% MSu H. nt th ern, ne said proposition, aud 1t d.
The Board taSJOurued to Wednesday next, l2th inst