, 1860-10-03
Regular Meeting OF the hoard Of Ed.
uCAffuOs

AGXular Hcet4UE or f1A Hoard 0f Rda
ucat1on-
CHICAGO, SEPT. =, 1sso.
present-Messrs. Dore. uiceinson. Haven.
Eoster Tat; Ward S.ecle Stnrfaranf Carnan'
~ Unres f,sas Sewhcrrr and i1oorG
SbaeotIsiessrs Mc,el.y and Sheahsn.
The minutes Of tte iast mse1inv wera read
and annrored
~ ~. p1,n,;o,, ~ n- Fo,,.r raachar,. cs-,;6.
cates veTe granted Ia M;e,cs Joretta Sna;ds
Mar;a X 1.nn;ngs Narv i IIst paaba ~
1ha'ia Met,lda q Rf;l,er Ar,;e 4. IJ,rLa ~.
j. Williams. Lizzie Craie. Luna 4. waldo. !. H.
ria +. Dutton lydia e. fvery Clara n Todd
Mm,1v c. Sterens. HeIen 4 iiayden. Sonhia e
1,abcocI aad s. E. Church.
Or. Foster reported that tie Committee on
tIe Appoiptment Of Teschera had made the fol-
lowing appoiutmeuts since the List meeting Of
the Board:
Harriet II. Messer, assistant in The Sesmtnon
School; E. Annie Dunster, second assistant in
The grammar department Of the Kirzie School;
Liyonia E. ketchum, ussistaut in the primary
Gocld, assistant in the primary department Of
tue Foster School.
Or. Foster reported tlat the Committee on the
Examination Of Teachers had admitted jane
Culver and Ella n. F}agg to seats in the Normal
department of the High School, since the last
meeting Of the Board
On motion Of Nr. Bass. the following pupils
James i. Bell, Thomas ". Grover, Oliver Jack-
sou, Walter F. Yreelaud, LOUISE II. Bradley,
lebeoca Creswell. Malvirn 4, GRAY, Ellen G.
Mensden, Margaret S. Simpson, Nellie F.
Throop, Anna E. Grow. Louise Caatie, Caroline
S. Peacock and Sarah O. Fiaeg.
Mr.. Hayes cilered The foiiewing resolution,
which was adopted:
Assotred, That the COMMITTEE on the High
School, GId the Committees on the several
Grammar Schools be, and tie same are hereby
instructed TO enquire. whether the lessons given
are not too long. and too difficult, and to report
to this Board.
On motion Of Dr.. Foster, it WIS vo.ed that
ing to the Eieh School, and completing course
of four years
4 communication vas receired from r. r..
Akin. princyal of School No. le. and on Inotion
Of Mr.. Sturteyunt. the salary ri Mr. Ain. foT
the year commencipr Scut. !. 1850. was lied
! communication was received frou YIN.
Tl!invhast' rer;rnin h;s situation az teacher #
n,us;c tn t.te tfFact At 3he tiose oS the secnnd
week IN October and on m motion Of Mr. Hoard.
The res;onxrion xas accen.rd
The Sxnar;n'.rdent u ds rspom,re,dea 4h.t sf,s-
tue close sf he present term, ia Decer1ber. The
d,u,inr,;on hat waan ths ors,,,nar au3 n-:,nars
denn1tments he dIsne nsed With IN ii the tchnoi!
and that ho,h derartmprts of each schoo1 h.
united and Classified AZ one oradfd .ehooI.
On mo;,on of Wr- Carnenter. ibis rccorn mend.
et;on was adonted. >'''~
Tha Snna1;n;cndent re,ovn,nanaed tte fo,,owx
;nr add;t;nn.i r1,le rcsnect;n, admiss;on. n tha
IJh Sch"oi rS;c, ~ ,,a.iea ~ IT, Rass ~ .a9 a
adsn,od "@' W. Ao0'''A VI 4A-' A'"0S' 80
Serr The c1osa of tho fa,, farm in a.c,, re,v
tbsra ~ al ha e1cc;ai a1aa';nat;an ~ 11,;Is
who ars sisr;h1a n r. sas+a ~ ~ 1i;ah scfpaf
md vim NAV ha nrena-ad ~ en,ar e1;at;n1
Classes. Hut IN nupils shali f,e admitted In tbs,
Tigh School at t!1:s time mne.s ti,ry iirxt aux.
tain thorouch examinatiGn an ali he nrenar-
atorT studies. xnd also on all ths studies Ibat
have been pursued iu the High School bv the
class which they propose to enter: thus sa,is.
fling the 30: I'd that their rank OF scholarahip
il az high as tho average rank OF the class
which they are to :aia. Mor shal. any pupils
be admitted st this exami.ution, however krph
their rank Of scholarslip, unless there a1e 70.
cant seats in the division they are to enter.
The Superintendent reported that Dr. Foster
had generously supplied III: Foster School with