Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-13
Hoard OF Education.

h.tat tItAs+t January H. 1860. -l
Present. Messrs Conway, HOWARD, Steele,
Houk, Ball, Patton, Winchell, James and
Brown.
Minutes of last meeting we're read and ap
proved U
A request by Christopher Breeno, ESQ, to
have the privilege OF sending his daughter to
the I'd District School, instead OF District No.
3, granted.
sion to attend District School No. /, was
granted, provided the usual fees are paid
Communication Of Samuel Peters, Teacher
Of Colored School, concerning the expulsion
of Martha Graves Tor disObedience and mis-
conduct in school, was received and the Com =
mittee recommended the suspension of such
pupil until next regular meeting, which was
adopted. H..
Report of Special Committee to whom was
referred the subject Of teachers being allowed
leave to visit each Others schools, reported
the following:
That each Teacher be allowed to
dismiss his or her school one-haf day in
each quarter, for the purpose Of making such
visits TO one or mora OF the schools OF the same
grade
Said visits are TO bc made under the drec.
ton of the Committee on Grades; one Of said
Committee at least, and one or more OF the
local Committees in the local district OF the
school dismissed if possible, to accompany the
teachers-said Committee Oh Grades to fix the
time and places OF visits n
Adopted
By Mr.. Patton, Resolved: That the BuId-
ing Committee be and they are hereby author
lied to enclose with picket fence the corner
lot In Dist No. A. recently purchased by
Messrs Fauver Laid over for one month
for an estimate of cost &c, r..
Communication of Principal of Central
High School in regard to change Of hours
in said school-legether with the following
by Mr.. Steele:
Resolved That the rule now governing the
times for commencing and closing the High
School, shall be construed as to permit the
sehool TO be opened at 800 clock A. M. and
continue until 2:30 o'clock p NJ, with re-
cess of a half hour at IL o'clock each day
thus making but one session per day. This
arrangementto. continue until otherwise or
? dafed ~ this Bosrd- read andaaopted
By Mr.. Steele, Resolved. That the Com
mittee on Teachers be authorized torevise and
cause to be printed, the programme of the
studies TO be pursued in the Public Schools OF
Dayton, aud the qualifications which !shal be
deemed sufficient to pass the scholars from
one HrhuG 10 hubAubEs iHoptNNs
A motion by Mr. Patton that the Principal
of District No 4 be authorized to purchase
the necessary blinds for said school, was
adopted.
A motion that the Principal of District No.
be authorized to purchase the necessary
chairs for said school was adopted;
Communication Of Mr., Kropp, concerning
the rent of German School, ives referred ia
Committee OF District No. 4.
,s Bill of George Lehman, $iS 10, was re-
ferred to Building Committee,
Bills allowed-John @ Cain 81 90, Charles
Anderson 81 sc, II A Ksrioot Sl5 90, r
'a Hoglen $74 64, IS OAyers SIC 95, A PineI
% 50 90, Joseph PlagamRn $4,000, Slenz n GIT
bert $l5 90, Ezra Thomas $l3 l6, J HoOls
sis, ,65, j burst $l3 20, II Thomas 81 90
John Firth $40 40, Brown 4 Irwin SIS 90, !
'H W Kerloot $35 co. Chadwick IS 20, A. Bel
den 81 co, John Gress 81 co. Henry kropI
.us SIS 90. A.WeisshRupt $50 90, Henry Sierze
$28 55, Joseph Brown 81 so David WogA
man SIT rs, A M Smart 81 so.
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