, 1863-07-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING,
ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENT.
Appointment of Standfng COMMITTEES
-Scctarfnn Text Koolzs-The NM
1iona1 Teachers Convention
Teachers Want rIorc SAL
axy, ETC., cxc.

SCHOOL EE7A1Es.
Mr. Ward Of the Committee On BUILDINGS An
GROUNDS. reported the Ivp1irs upon the Dearbor
SCHOOL, rnd deslted instructions as to What nctio
nc o;notttse ghould tale for CLEANING and whit
washing fht building. Upon motion Of Mr, ri,
otrsuc the Committee were authorized 10 make q
NJ. W::i trcgcstc1 the neccesitv AMI nnonriet
Of heating The Foster aud High Schools by atia
The natttf was referred TO the Comiaittc o
Buildings and Grounds with tie COMMITTEES d
+ Mr. Foster OF the Com,nittoc on Examination n
Icachess reported the following:
/ Fng CONFIRMATION.
Uca!hoIn School. Jane Culver: Scaunol
! sckool; Sophia A. Benton; Kinzir School, Ger
tssas sson9 e. pogget5 little g. lowering; FEasSlia
81 n!c Dc c. Fletcher, Mamie D. Warner: Fostr,
| sc!scoI. Fannie E. Flowefs, Fanuy Curley Lauss
=: Merritt :Nswbeny School, Adciia J. ElllnwooI
L3et'e 4 HoAock Rrancl ofthe Ecwberry Scool
Dinct ~ '''''1t~N' ~: 1@' ''seph'ne a
| ArFoxTAExrs.
colosed sehool. Laura 4. Kellogg; Haven School,
Minl'e F. Austin from the Haven to the High
CHANGE or NAME WANTED:
~; Nenta o1th thought the name Of the Color
cd School t1ould Le changed. Ill. Holden pu.-
gctted 1t should be called the Is Charter School"
coKF1nAED-
Nr. Foster moved that Laura A. Kellogg b. con-
dtmea As teacher Of the Colored School. Carried.
IT, NcEt"oIul offered . resolution Ia:1inH FIJI
day, the Sd OF Jnly, for the examination Of appt-
cAnts IUr admission to the High school, aud Fnuay
4;ttr1Gon; tie 10th, fer TIE public exhibition II
= rE7171o:s Eon EcREAsg OF sALA1Y.
4 Communication vas received from ten pesct.
pale. viz: s. a. Bsigxe. Most1ey School; Il. r.
En.tet, Washington: s, f. White, Brown; F. $.
,cywesa, Cd, 9;ten; S ,1s: N9bls. Hsyen; Eugene
MctriEaH. Skim. r; G.. " EpoEc1d. Foster; j.
SotCr, k!nZic; asGing m increase OF eaIary, aud
setting forth 20 TIE reeeoaa tho rise II living
the Importance and responsibility OF their situa-
irons, 'nd the willingness Of thepnblsc to increase
thtla. EctrT1cd to the Comn.titee on 5alasics-
EzEcT1os OF VIE rREs1pExr.
The s1pe.jntt ttndent stated that there was no
f!ccr csi6cnt Of tic Board, ud It was sometimes
c!e.cult 10 obta.n tic signature Of the President
EIon cl.etks, ttc.
hftt. soms discaaslon NJ. Haven moved that a
Eice- President TO row elected to net In al cases
Of the atte,.c. Of the President: Ca ried.
The frst '4llot re u1ted as follows: :-Cazpente-
= holden s s,eese 2, TAN ., Ward /. Wentworth j,
Tbs .econd ballet Tesnl.cd In TIC choice Of Nj.
Carpenter as Acknowledgements Z, Holden 2.
The resignation: Of Mrs. King Of tho FRANKLIN,
hrs. Pollock OF tie Newberry School, rnd MI
Leans OF the High School, were accepted.
T4IE RATIONAL TEACHERS cosrkaT1os.
The following resolution Was passed unaui-
ie<ci:ed. That tic Boasd of Education le.rn
With pleasure that a meeting OF tho Nntionn!
Teachers Association is to be held In this city in
of ~e tso r.
Chairman, to cooperate with tho SECRETARY Ia se-
su:iEg sratritous accommodations for members in
sttendancc, Is ts1 as may be found practicable,
and In extending to TIC members such courieees
III copmittee was constituted as folloss: NJ.
Newbc'1T, Chairman; Ae3srs. Haven and lyde:
A1FoESTsEHT OF STANDING ooMx1rrEEs.
The Chairman then announced the following
Standing, Committees, which were confirmed:
EuilG;ngs end 07ouad'-Ward, wshl and Car
:, 7e5t Books eh1 Cou,vs ef Instruction. Steele.
k;:paxe:us aid furn.tu,e-wcntrorth, Brenta-
-. 1aa.2ssslten q zeaeaers-Holacn. Steele, RI
dlYAin:a:<nt @ Tsaeaers-Ptceidcnt, Moscley
.a,t'ors era 'sr1rliss-rrindeyiiie. Ward md
NJ: Meaels and .Eeuardt-capenter. Foster aau
E1ae: esd Regulations -1nfs, Ha,eu md Brcp.
:, .z,,d'ttrg co:nsaite.-sheahan. pf1naiyil1c aud
Aist ,se::es.-roster, RYDER and Hagen.
coxA17rEE or DISTRICT scH3o1s.
5enes Rsa.so:n s1sa4ts shsshsb s:is Ssssn
sssmnon Holden d%s sssoo9 Ko. IT,
knEie. .Pfindiville. Skinner. AIoaeIcy
F:aIE1tu. .-....-.. Vail. Haven. -Hayc3
Washington ....- Foeter. South Chicago. .Etaele.
Mc5rley- Bridgeport, Carpcntc-.
Erpw7 Carpenter. Holstcin. WarI.
Tester. Tan Taylor St ino appoiat5.
eEc-An1AxT TEXT RooKa. |
adopted: " -
Whereas, complaints a-c made thst portion OF |
The text tooke adopted BY the Board are seetRriau
Ecd offensive to some Of our citizens who are taxed
LOT 1he support OF our pEbl(c schools, thoseforo
j, Aetured, Tint the Committee on Text Books
og to enquire into the grounds Of said
s.nu Il N |neir oI1n!oa more immediate action Be
adJonrntd meeting ~ ~@o AeAS ep's'7s VI
The Rc811c E1A1uxA11oys
M. Golden moved that tie nnh1;c rx.n,;not,or
Of the IriMIIy Schools be Letd ~ W.
the 9th Of duly, and Of the Grammar sstan3o ~. "
TIC 10th, and that the schools close on thc at ~. ~
il th. Carried. - "Ae sso ana
uponmotion thc Board adjourned to Joly 11th,
4 Major TO RE LooKED up To.-ouIta n
sensation was created on Change yesterday
By tie presence Of Mnjor sta1bnck, of the
Massachusetts, artillery, whose height is SIX
f, ten and a half Understanding head and I
shoulders above many present. he has been
through the battles Of the Peninsula, ut An.
tietam, &c, and proposes to continue In the |
service until he sees the rebellion crushed
out. he stands high as n army officer, l