Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-19


Aessrs. ThOme, Roberts, Jones, Ingersoll
Messenger, Payne, Smith, Flint, French, Rus.
sell, Reese.
Minutes read and approved.
The committee appointed to examine the
candidates for graduation from the East and
West Side High Schools, reported that the
candidates are rated above the average. Es-
pecially would they mention Miss Julia E.
Burrill, as one who has been perfect in every
term for two and half years. The follow
ing candidates are favorably passed upon =
Misses Julia f. Burrill, Jennie H. Freeman,
Ella Hobart, Kate Haver, Ella Stillman, NJ.
E. Thomo Messrs N. L. Brooks, Jr., James
G. Cannon, VIM. Gaylord. Report received
and filed.
The Committee on selecting books for the
Libraries was allowed further time to report.
Mr.. Jones reported the parapet upon the
East St. Clair School House to be in an un-
safe condition.
The Committee on Teachers reported upon
the case of the dismissal of Miss Seward, of
the Hicks street school, that she was EN-
plOyed temporarily, while Miss Dutton was
obliged by sickness to be absent, and that
when Miss D. was able to return to the school,
no injustice was done by having Miss Seward
leave thepo Report accepted and filed.
TheSpresentatiOn of nominations for visit
ing committees was postponed to the next
meeting
The matter Ofpreparing the HIgn School
Hall for the Commencement was referred to
the Superintendent Of Instruction.
A petition was presented from Miss Els
worth, of the Eagle Street School, stating
that by a mistake in her certificate of last
July, she has been during the year in the
Seeo nd grade instead of the first. She asks
$50 additional accordingly. Referred to the
Superintendent.
The need Of further books Of reference in
Hudson Street School was presented and the
matter referred to the Secretary.
The Committee on Buildings and Supplies
was instructed to report the appropriations
necessary for repairs during the summer
vacation.
The Superintendent was instructed to re-
port to the next meeting the names of the
teachers Of the city, the grade, success,
amount of absence during the year, &C., Of
each.
II was moved that all teachers who desire
TO be employed during the coming year,
make known such desire to the Board before
the next meeting. Carried.
Mr.. Hopkinson, Of the West Side High
School, reported the apparatus needed
at that school. Referred to the Superin-
tendent and Principals Of the two High
Schools.
It was suggested by Mr.. IngersolI that
silver medal be presented to Miss Julia E.
Burrill, above spoken Of, 70 her perfection
Of standing as 10 scholarship and deport-
ment during every term of her attendance,
as q stimulant 70 the pupils, with the un-
derstanding that similar one be presented |
to any pupil who goes through the schools /
with as much credit. Laid ON the table for |
the present.
The Superintendent was requested to pre-
pare an outline map Of the city, laying |
down the districts and sub-districts.
Mr.. Roberts offered a resolution that Miss |
Seward be employed for the balance Of the |
term in the Pearl Street Primary School. |
Laid on the table.
A case Of severe whipping Of 3 small boy |
named Gillespie in the johnson Run school |
was referred to the Committee on Disci-
pline.
Adjourned for one week.