, 1865-05-20
BOARD OF EOUCATIONe
Standtn. CoumIttees-Gsramm
ten11bE the FA1r-A NN8ASs Va
cnuGu-:u1scellaned


lion wa Aeld On Friday evening in the rooms of
The Board, the President, c. N. holden, IN the
char. Prekent-1nspcctors Foster, Steele, Walsh,
GutlIord, Clark, Fe1seuthal. HaFes, Leavttt, Tink
han. Bor6eld. Wentworth, BalIagtCe~ REs"t4ese
reid and sppltvad-
s1Axn1kG coxxTrEs.
The PRECEDENT announced the following as the
stsniI1pp cpn1nit,eeA Of the Board:
Buildings anu Gsoands-Ryd Bsacsnan
lei Books and Course Of n.tzncuon-steele,
Rqies and egnlations-Leavitt. Bonneld.
.fpesss.ps snd Farnstn1s-eulltora' 7tnkhan'
E1ao,na1ion Of Tca1hers-Fosser, Hayes, Clark
"a Appo1ntment of Teachers-Puktent, Foster.
Janitors and Supple: rtrkhau, Walsh, Leav-
Medals and Rewards -Brentano, Felseuthal,
Anoitinc and F1nanre-Blackman, Walsh, Leav-
High schoo1-Cla,k, Ballaayne, Learitt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
Dearborn-Guiltord. ogdeu-Fostsr.
seanraon@Bsiiantyne So' 'Twei3e- WeliTor,h.
f1sasiiaMTafSsn. fsaSn1tS31iaa as1en1Rydsa. nas-R
Washington -Fsleentha1. South Chicsgo-steele.
Noteiey-stsele. Briogeport-6onhcld.
HfoWn-Hayea. Observation-Disclosures.
FosteY-Wa allh.
Intpeetor Hayes asked to be relieved from the
Committee On Examination Of Teachers. Not
On motion Of Inspector Bal1antyne, the ap-
pointnnents we're confirmed by the Board.
H1oH SCHOOL.
Tha resignation Of Cafal GaJtes a. teacher IN
the High School, Was presented and accepted.
On motion OF Inspector Clnrk, Edward H. VII
1iams wns sppoinied TO Ill The vacancy, tenpora-
| rt1y, on paeslng satisfactory examination.
1EIT RopkB-
! ,,,.. .onrivad from p r Efber.
lock, "a the agent Of the publishers Of GFesne's
| Eneiish GtamnaE, Offering to furnish the bogE at
cent q. thsse re- ss moss ,sbs ha
Inspector Steele introduced the proposition to
eutperd the attendance in the pnbllc schools dur
| Ing the frat week Of the Sanitary Fair. On hts
motion the whole Of the week was vacated.
| Inspector Guilford moved to amend by insert.
Ing The words "Proy1ded the Committee on the
Far remove the embargo Of fifty cents q head y
The Superintendent eaid that no charge would
| be nsdc 10 i oee children Who took part In the
opening exercises, ana arrangements we're noa
being made by which the children will all attend
the Fair, at some time during 1t. progress At ter
crnts nch. T1clets were already being printed
to b placed Il bis hands fur that puIposs: i
| chtldfsn during the Ggst week.
The subject w1s then dropped.
| The Superintendent eald that several classes
were aboni eo.nnenctng the study OF grammar
ard ,heF wanted to know what GRAMMAR to pro
Inspector Foster moved that the pupils be r.
| commended to purchase Greene's Grammaf,a as Ii
| one which would probably be adopted after hi
Inspector Steele mored 10 amend by namin
~ou.cie CT boss " instead Of Gseene's.
| Inspector Guilford moved q reference to tn
Committee on Text Books mud Course Of 1nstrut
. 1nsnecter Foster moved that the suspension {
| the introduction Of Greene's Grammlr shall e1
ptte At The close Of The present. aase aeI r.,
; inspector Ballantyne had understood that th
. | wse now quoted IT ninety.
Referred aE per motion
SCHOOL. AcCo1xOpA11oS.
B The Superintendent reported that two Building
d hsd be- , four which fould be rented 70 accon
A InodAte the su1p1usage Of two schools. the Jope
u sud Moseley. For tie former there Was an ol
a chu1ch 1esi,y opposate; for The iat,sr pottie
OF the OTphsn Asylu1n. In District No. Il. it vi
: slso advisable 10 construct q temporary nu1fdtr
! for summer NE, 70 relieve the tremendous pre-
! snre there existent The esueieoold be done
the expepee would be ou, small. as the limb
!. could be used afterTafdf, End the labor Tas
b. 'i inipec.or % walsh spoke OF the great crush
,: The suggestion was adopted 70 far =. tt*s Fl
sao No u rrnd,sa ra'e anoer Guiding
i. c]fntrn ttrs Ct, near Van Buren,, which could
t. r. MAD to relieve the Foster district
+ insncctoy Steele adv. eattd the relief Of
N Moeeie, School a. recommended.
At ftepector leayilt mate etEatar appeal IN
=. halt of The Jones School d1s trtct
Of THE Mpfe eySnd Jouef Schools were referred
q | the 6uperiptendent With the building Commits
:; | with power TO act. -
. Ec3Es AND REGClA11oSs-
T; The Superintendent hrped that The Commit
- | on Rulre ind Reg gulations wou!d nppl1 themseN
. | fn the revision or the rulee, a. the report Wp
9, med 10 be presented btto.e long. Une point
E, ~1shed 10 csll afternoon to. Rule t8 required
=. fpacbern who have their schools on eccoun
ID s,rtr4 "a hall lpte half their par. rms was
fe fsfr. ONLY about five hundred doliAts DAG D
zayed during the paet year: 4 wonle % petIel M
80 a1ter the rule to allow fu1 salary 70 Ilose .os
10 nv limited dina On account OF slcknese. an
~ nnant, ~ 1he whole salary Of those absent from
n; nt.,n1 csnee' This would equalize the thin&
IN Ia she fnsnc1af aspecf Vas concerned.
~ Refar-ed In Committee On Rules anu neg
nd tipnB.
@ se. 1nrnfetor Guflford offered the follow1nF
~ ~ / Compaints having teen e1teled OF tne ~
~. abuse s1d 1nsuldng language o. feve1nl !a19c e.
- who ,niest the peign nboThnoo OF ane aaA'eH ss'1
ne but not connected herewith, II,
- Hespltrd That the Comnlacc On tnc ~
Fa tbou1 ftupeEt the Board OF Police Com tl1sse
arc to delegate special police powers TO inc sa9e.
ost | that Echo0f. or in any more eaecfaA way ois
tral | time this row1Ig annoyance.
:ou- Adopted .o
eft SCHOOL Tuhp.
on Inspector G1Iltord offered the following, "
low VIA adupted:
RtsolIxd, Ttat The School Agent be requitt