, 1860-07-10

Adjourned Meeting OF the Board ofEd-
ucat10n.
cn1cAao. July 7th. 1850.
Present -bIessrs. Dore, Mosely, rorter, la.
son. lass, SheaRan, Ward and s,urte1;ant u; m''o~
Absen-Messrs. Sewberry and Taft,
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
IN approved.
The designations Of E1iza L. Forbes of the
Scammon School, Harriet q. Nichols Of The
Skinner School. and D. Ellen kettlestriues Of
OF the ogden School, we're received and &C.
cepted.
Communications were received from Rev, ].
l.. Corning Of Milwaukee, aud Dr.. D. +. IIol-
ton Of New York, proposing to lecture before
the public schools Of Chicago, on the subject Of
Physiology, and op motion Of Mr. Sneahan
they we're laid on the table,
A communication was received from Messre
S. C. Griggs l. Co, proposing to donate Two
sets OF sander's Primary Charts instead ofoue.
to such schools as the Board Of Education nav
designate.
Referred to Committee on Text Books.
=, 4 communication was received from Mr..
2;nspnesa Johnston Office Clerk, asking for an
Referred to the President and Auditing Com.
mittee, with power to act 00"1
communication was received from Com
mttee Of tue pupils connected with the Higl,
School. asking for the privilege of introducing :
instrumental music in connection With the An
nlTersary Exercises, without expense to the
Board Of Education, or to the pupils Of tie
school.
Mt. Porter moved, that q band Of instrumeu-
tal music be allowed at the exhibition of the
The yeas aud nays being called for, the mo-
tion prevailed. By the following rote:
f<ds-Messrs. Foster, Higginson, Carpen.
ter, Porter, Bass, Sheahan, Slurteyant, and
Dore.-9.
N4ys-Messrs. Haven, Moseley, Hayes, Ward
and Hoard.-5.
On motion of Mr. Sheahau, it was roted that
Committee consisting Of the President, Super.
iotendent, and two other members, be appoint
ed to consider the expediency of recurring all
the pupils of the public schools to present evi.
dence OF taving been vaccinated.
on motion Of Mr. Haven, Messrs. Shcahan
and Algs'nson were appointed Us members Ct
this Committee.
oa motion Of Mr.. Moseley, it was voted that
the last paragraph Of the rule respecting the
IS follows:
No medal shall be awarded to pupil who
has attended the public schools Of the CITY, less
than two terms Of the year immediately prece-
ding, nor to aay pupil who has received one
before. In all the schools numbering less thar,
one thousand pupils, the award shall be made
as far a. practicable, to pupils in the first clss
Of the Masters Division; but in schools nun
1er,ng one Thousand pupils or over, the award
shall be made to pupils selected from the whola
Of the Masters Division"
Mr.. Bass offered the following resolution.
which was adopted:
hss0Igfd, That hereafter, pupils be admitted
70 the u!sh School on probation, their admis.
sion to be confirmed or rel -cted BIZ the Board
at tue close Of the FIJI term.
On motion Of Alr. Mose:ey Tho Board pro.
ceeded to the annual election Of teachers.
The following teachers were reelected for the
ensuing year:
Dtar5orn ScAool.-0eo. D. Broomell, princi-
pal, Alice l. Barnard, Maggie A. Patterson,
Fannie Sicol, Principal Of Primary Department,
y. Ramsaell, S. II. Sewcomb, u. Myers md E..
e. Urudlrv.
Jones SeAooz-Willard Woodard, Principal,
Emily 4. Naramore, Lavinia c. Perkins, Sop1hi:.
4: Dow, Principal Of Primary Department,
Olive Backus, Ellen II. Wadswotth. Isubslja
Morris, Alice u. Daniels.
1wetfth Street Branch Of Jon<s Schooz-M. !.
Frances Hen1rick, and Laura a. Kellogg.
1aytor Street Branch of Jonts .Schoo{,-Luc;
4. Williams and Eliza L. Goss.
tScaMmoa .SehooI ID. S. Wentworth, Princi-
pal, II. Louise Wilson, Helen =. 1.itchfeld,
Principal OF Primary Department, Alice J. Pat
terson, Martha G. Fennimore.
hinsk School benjamin D. S1ocum, Princi-
pa1, EIsie II. Gould, Elizabeth S. Tanner, Kate
y. Sut1irAu, Principal Primary Department,
Emily l.. Robinson, Lizzie III. Rickcords, and
Kate J.onergan.
Franklin SeAooLAlbert G. Lane. priucipa1.
Emma Dickerman, Naomi Douga1!, Principal
Of Urinary Department, Sarah A. Whitehead,
IFasiinyton Sei.ool-Beniamiu r. Cutter
Principal, Annie kennicott. Amanda l.. Duncan,
Principal Of Primary Department, Helen A.
Butter, and Nellie D. Kendall.
branch Of Washington SchooIEmma F.
Chamberlain. and Calista Robinson.
.Hose!ey ySeAoo-Francis 4. Benllam, princi.
pal, Harriet Barnes, Sarah Il. Foster, Susan ".
Howe, Nary E. Reed, Catharine G. For. Prin.
cipal Of Primary Department, Matilda Fairman,
kacncl 4. Ooale, Hannah Dickinson, Hattie 4.
Hafi, mud Anna n. Cooper.
Harriet II. Wentworth, Sophia L. Dean, Allie
Loyeless. Principal Of Primary Department,
Kate X. Ra@orth, md II. Frances Wentworth
Fostfr School.-Geo. VI. Spot:ord, Principal.
Jennie l.. Mc!.aren, Head Assistant, Carrie E.
Haf, Ann f. Alden. Sarah Z. Bliss, Beliuda
n. Jones, Ann E: Winchell. Sarah E. Catlin,
Emma =. Tayl lor. Cordelia II. llawley.
Branch Of Foster Sehoot. Julia i. Nelson.
and Jane 81 S. Parker.
Cyden School.-Miriam S. Sherman, Juliet b,
Smith, Hannah Cooke, Principal OF Primary
Department, Anna II. Duly, II. Frances Smith,
Sarah E, Austin, Ann E. Richards, and Anges
Ne.obsrry Scaook-curtiz G. Meserve, Princi-
pal, Emma Hooke, Eva Lewis, Ellen j. Stevens.
Principal Of Primary Department, Ellen Y.
Lamb: Au1elia S. Russell, Eliza G. Bovce. and
U. + oung.
School 40. 1o.-Eugene /. Akin, Principal;
Maggie 4. Eames, Principal Of Primary De-
partment, and Mary J. Cresweli.
Skinner School.-A. n. Mer1iman, Principal;
Sophia J. Marshall, Head Assistant; Helen
Culver. Gertrude Van Patten, Helen P. Young,
Ellen B. Chaplin. Annie L. Woodford, Sarah J.
sIerrimau. Julia R. Graves, Sarah J. Fleming,
hose J. batson, Susan a. Swift, Lizzie II. Ken.
nedy, Harriet n. De Riemer, Amelia 4. How
keT, Annie E. Trimmingham, Orrie l.. Sails
burr. and Tdn r. Dewey.
On motion Of Mr. Aoselsy, the election OF
Teacher Of Music was postponed.
On motion of Mr. Haven, the election Of the
Teachers Of the High School was postponed till
the next meeting.
Ar. Sheahau mored to take up the report
presented March 3lst By the Committee On the
sale Of School Books in The Public Schools. The
yeas and Maya being called for, the motion VAS
lost by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Higginsou, Porter. Hayes,
Ward, Sheahan sud Sturtevant-6.
NAIs-Messrs. Haven, Moseley, Foster, Car
penter, Bass, Hoard and Dore-7.
Adjourned. ". II. WELLS, Sec'y.