The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-Regular meeting o
the Board of Education, Monday, July 10Th,
the President, Mr.. Pitkin, in the chair.
Present all the members except Mr..
Hudson.
George A. Kobe was appointed secreta-
~ pro tenn.
By Mr.. Kobe, That we proceed to the
election of a superintendent of Instruc-
ton for the ensuing year, by ballot. Car
ried.
Nj. Arson smyth received seven votes.
Blank three. Mr.. Arson Smyth was de-
clared elected.
The report of the Committee of Teachers
was read and accepted
By Mr.. Price, That no teacher or other
officer of the Board Of Education shall be
declared elected unless he has received a
majority vote Of the full Board. Carried.
By Mr.. Dugan, That we proceed TO the
election of teachers, commencing with East
High School. Carried,
By Mr.. Dugan, That Mr.. L. NJ. 0viatt be
elected one Of the teachers. Carried.
The following named teachers we're duly
elected, without assigning them TO any par
ticular school, except the teaehersOf both
the High Schools and Mr.. WINS. Wood, as
Principal of Mayaower street school:
East High SchoOl-Tbeodore Sterling,
Sidney A. Norton, Carl Ruger, Cstharine
Gillett, Mary E. Ingersoll.
West High SchooI-W. C. A. Converse of
Toledo, Mary J.Pease, G. A. Kobe, Harriet
s.. Parsons, Hannah B. johnson, Hannah
Gillett, Alice Bisbse, Emma Quintrell,
Belle Wyville, Laura NJ. Curtiss, Nora
Evans, Lois Mathews, Carried Dare, Hat
tie Swift, Annie E. White, Henry NJ. James,
Emma G.. Barris, Martha NJ. Stone, Sarah
NJ. Everett, Kate White, Charles H.
Adams, AIDA Bentley, Mary Carr, Mary C.
Merritt, Mary E. Gale, Fannie E. Dare,
Ella Ward, Anna Reardon, Elizs Molten,
Carrie A. Lawrence, Hattie NJ. Ssnborn,
Helen Hewitt, Olive Smith, Samuel Findley,
Sarah Wood, Mary G. C. Lane, Eunics Tay-
Tor, Harriet E. Pitken, Mary E. Andrews,
Mary Lawrence, William 8. Wood, Helen
W. Robins, Eliza NJ: Brinsmade, Sarah n.
Rood, Mary B.. johnson, Julia s. Rood ,
Mary J.. Johnston, Cornelia A. Sanders,
William G.. Fox, Emily A. Fox, jennie NJ.
Mills, Clara E. Coe, Hannah Clark, Lizzie
Kirk, Phila A. Forbes, Charles G. Rounds,
Abby l.. o. Stone, Louisa Hughes, Jennie
'~Stickney, Emily L. Bissell, Lucia Stickney,
ASS 6. Hardy, Helen E. Farrand, Antoi-
nette Bracher, Jennie A. Silcox, Mary E.
Haver, Emma Quirk, Annie J. sked, Francis
Morgan, Portia A. Bartholomew, Mary
Horner, Albert G. Manson, Pamela F. Lib
heyt Mary A. Clapp, Bessie A. Dutton, Ma
~ Il WarmIngEoh5 uuluu huEvTEuv, ROSA
II. Seldom, D. Elizabeth Darling, Hadassah
Folsom, Lue E. C. James, Mary c.. Quin-
treli, . Phebe A. Allen, Caroline E. Hem
mingway, Willard ". Partridge, L. NJ.
| 0Viatt.
The report of the Committee on Rules
and Orders was read, accepted and sdop-
ted. %
Resolution by Mr.. Kobe, That no teach
or be assigned to any school without the
consent of the member representing tho
district in which said school may be loca-
ted, or by q two third majority vote of the
Board. Carried.
By Mr.. Dugsn, That no teacher he trans
ferred from any school without the consent
of the member representing the district in
which such school may be located, or by a
two-third msjority vote of the Board. Car
ried.
By Mr.. Sheldon, That the adoption of
the report of the Committee on Rules and
Orders be reconsidered and be referred
bsekto the said COMMITTEES. Carried.
By Mr. Sheldon, That such rules be
adopted by this Board, as shall define the
duties of the Principals of the Grammar
n Secondary Departments towards the
teachers Of the lower schools in their De-
partments and the amount of control to
be exercised over them and schools under
their charge. Carried.
Adjournment for two weeks.