Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15
Board Of Rduearisn.
.EGULAR HEEFrNC

I
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. Il.
PKEsENT-Rice, Thome, Roberts, Jonos,
Turner, Willard, Hartwoll, Webber.
AEsEST-Ingersoll, Harvey, Cradle.
Minutes oflast meeting read aud approved.
EePnRrs.
By Mr.. Roberta, a report in reference to
heaaing Hicks street school house. Also,
that portable furnaces have beOn ordered for
tho West Side High School. Adopted.
Mr.. Jones, Recommending he payment
of tho following accounts 20 the Council {:
]. W. Sergeant, $500; q. P. Hanks, 81. 80; /;
A. g. HOpkinson, $S.5l; II. MoLRne,
S79.75.
The Superintendent reported that Mr.. ].
Q. CLARK had been employed temporarily 10
fill the vacancy ocoasioned by the resigna a
tion OF Mr.. Eaton.
Miss Mallery was also employed as tenn
porary supply In place OF Miss Olapp, neces-
Barily absent.
The Superintendent also recommended
the removal ofCedar street school building
within tho yard Of the Union street school.
The number enrolled in the West st. Clair
street school, giving less than 40 to teach
er, would warrant the transfer Of one
teacher to another position. The Principal
was not only willing, but desirous to adopt
a re-classifcation.
Mr.. Freese, now temporarily occupying
the Mayfower School Grammar Department
requests that the position be permanently
filed, or that tempo rary teacher be en-
ployed for few weeks. at least.
COMMUNICATIONS.
OF ]. A. Foote and eighty-three others,
Mrs. C.. Weiland and FIVE others, S. M.
Johns and six others, A. Mcintosh and six
others, petitioning the Board TO have but
one daily session IN the Central High
School. Received and filed.
OF S. J. Burrin, that his daughter be ex-
cdsed on Monday and Wednesday forenoons
until two o'slock. Also, that q similar re-
quest be granted TO Mr.. Levan. Granted.
OF Mr.. Tsge, that the Primary Schools
be dismissed ten minutes before the regular
time of dismissing school. Referred to su-
perintendent
OF Miss Hattie P. Perkins and G. L. Starr,
applying for position as Teachers. Com
mittee on Teachers.
Of Mr.. Eaton, resigning position as
Teacher in Hudson street school
REVOLUTIONS
By Mr.. Jones, that the matter Of supply
ing place of Mr.. Freeze, permanently, be
referred to Committee on Teachers. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Turnsr, that Mr.. Dare be trans
ferred to the Hudson street Grammar School
from Kentucky street School. Referred TO
Committee on Teachers.
BY Mr.. Roberts, That Alice and Ellen
Liuleton, kabecca Thurman. VIM. Corlett
for daughter, Mr.. Rogers for daughter, The
odosia A. Lyon, Frances Smith, Frances A.
Heaton, Ellen Shepard, Anna Mould, En-
ma Johnson, and Miss Schnable, be granted
absence, as per request, to take music les
SONS, provided it does not interfere with 9TH
or studies. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the request of Mr..
Hamilton be granted, to dismiss his son
John at three o'clock, to carry papers,
Adopted.
By Mr.. Turner, That the Council be re-
quested to place at the disposal OF the Sec
retary, $3.50 for paying incidental expenses.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Thome, That the matter Of reno
val of Cedar street school building, be re-
ferred to Committee on buildings and Sup
plies. Adopted.
Adjourned to Monday, ] October 2sth, at
o'clock P. NJ.