, 1865-01-04
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Appointments, Transfers., &c.-Ex-
penses Of the Current Year
Attendance

The regular monthly meeting OF the Bosrd Of
Education was held on Tuesday afternoon. Pres
ent the President I. B. Taft and Inspectors prin~
divile, FottTthe, SAeahan,. Carpenter Foster,
Ryder, Wells, Wentworth and Wicker.
The minutes Of the two preceding meetings
were read and approved.
Mr. Wells was appointed to iii the vacancies on
committees caused by the resignation Of Mr.
Mose1y.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds re.
commended the building OF fence around the
Haven School lot Approved, With orders to con
struct 1t soon the frost is ont OF the ground,
The Committee on Examination Of 1eachers
9 pert.deefe.DGinnie e Mining patten, Lizzie Gilmore c.
T. johnson: Ellen H. Barnes, Emilio Cook, Mary
F ffonty, Lottic l;. NcDcarmon. Ellen F. Lander,
1dmission 10 Normal D>partu,ent---Julia N.
Parker, Mary 4: Conley, Eliza 4. Guhpins, Lizzie
Moaeiy seheoi: se@snt6a EEss; shsppa4d. % % IL IL
Ogden school; Georginna Moody. do in Brown;
o'Rielly, do In Rolling Mil School, and Z. I.
Lander, do in Ogden school.
school; Ellen A. yahoney. Of Brown school:
1zale A. Folz, and Annie Kavanash, OF Ogden
7Ton.'trs.-uattie n winchc1l, from Foster to
place Of head assistant in Scamuon School;
Annie; Annie Kavanaeh' from Ogden to the Bridgeport
school.
Bcecher as PTintipal Of the Colored School: the
Committee On Appointments Of Teachers recon.
mtn nded that mile print ipal be appointed to all
the vacancy ut ealary not exceeding s6o0 per
The Committee was authorized to temporarily ap-
point male teacher at TINT salary.
the additional S25 to Mles Maria & Jennings, for
vision oi PuR,ls, nuasT Tale So: Approved. '
tee, reported OF. the condition Of the fund.
The Finance Committee report:
Receipts from School Fund ........ $4,000
Receipts from School Tax Fund and
Miscellaneous, minus delinquent tax, H,ao39 90
Total receipts from all sources. 142e93,98
Disbursements tolDec. 18th. inclusive. 101,0t063
Estimated to April 1T, 1s65. e7,ooo00
Lcaving dcd:it Of April 1st, 1855 Of. @,s57.si
OF this expenditure about 100 WIS for build
the whole expense the balance viii be {l67,451.N
1of expense Of the schools.
The delinquent tax will probably be about the
the actual deficit On the running expense rs above
Esiim.te for the year ise5.
Actual expense 0l 1861. St67 4st an
Add ten per cent {yery iow) l6.7i51a
Add difference In sala1ics.. 11,aaW
Add gsis3 ase,s4sR;; ssRt1:s s!1:; total for
Estimated receipts, three mill tax..,, 1k0.00000
other sources, same as '6i,, 45,WO.0 %
Estimated debt ior Isl = ~ 9o
\ Communication was received from the Prjnci- |
ppis q the Dearborn Scammon, Washington.
ft1nklin ind Brown schools. rcprceen+inr that
each Of these schools had piano OF lts owa. and
asktDg that the Instruments Be tuned and rensirc
By The Boa1d. Tabled. W.
"A report Of examinations for admission to the
High schoo, WIS referred back On account or IN |
iormafity in the report.
J he Superintendent recommended that the
limits Of the Rolling Mil district be hxed by The
following lines: City limlte, Wheeling avenue. |
North avenue, Eston road, uoyne street, and The
river to the CITY limits; and further, that It be
temporarily added to- the Ncwberry district, the
n mmur scholars being Instructed to attend the
NewbeEry. Approved.
The Superintendent also reported On the inter-. :.
ference with boys attending school BY bsd bora-
Inspector Wentworth referred to the CITY charter
which provides that boys 20 offending nav be NJ
rested and treated a8 Tagranta.
On motion Of Inspector Ryder the Pfincips1s |
sre instructed to report all cnses to the Suncrin
endent, who Was directed to attend to the case
thoroughly.
Inspector Wentworth reported tha, the Commit
cc on revision OF the Charter were unanimous In |
nyor Of the three mill tar.
lie reported alFo on the monster petition from |
he Skinner School relative to carly closing. re- |
erred to him: 1t had been dont ont Of school |
lo-t6. He moved that the mammoth petition with |