, 1870-09-07

THE NEW FuRsTTKK
Inspector Shackfor'i from the Committee on
iurntase % as fer tkc La11aeee, Nonroc, vsder, and
Forest Avenue echonls would be nearly all IN
this week, aud recommended that Is 900 more be
pafu the contractor.
The mpA1u was agreed to.
The committee were authorized to procure book
Street, aud Wells schoals, aud Inc usual globes
anu dictionaries Tor tho ncw schools.
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Inspector 1tunyan, from the Committee On Ap-
poIntrcnts, recommended that the fOlsoEtIR
! transfers be mane: Louise =. WImans, frum
FRANKLIN 10 Larrabee street, ). o. flasK, from
Skinner to Elizabeth Street trtmAsy: s.c, bsj.
Iasalt Street Primary tn Las7abee atrrct Frances
y. Smith, from t,9den TO Larrahee street: Maggie
y. O1stten, rom Calumet avenue to Haven;
Gilt q N. Smith, from Esank:ln to Hayes; SUSIE
E, Mitchell. from Sewbeny to L1rFa6ee street:
Nary r. Hammond, from Newbeyry to Larrabet
csS AEs acn 1s 1.en iSss T. ,as s,st
to Lalrabee street; Clara 4 COTE, rsom North
Branch Primary to Latrah+.n etr.et; Anna N.
vs. sHn Mcaasg S%a All Sss ssss Ea;an i oa hSs
| Scammon to Normal primary.
| The report was accepted au,l adopted.
| APPOINTMENTS.
! The same committee aiso recommended that the
following appointments be made: Aunse A:
Light and Alice iserans, assistants, in Joacs'
skinner School; MnIy Richardson and Mary
o'Byrnc. assistants ~ FranSlin Scnoot; FfederEa
ne%as asts9s t. W,s n ss.a sS sn9l wsas %
and MsRgte Gnbbins, assistants Ia North Branch
| Primary; Gertrude + Cole, assistant IN Calumet
Aysnus; Sylvia E. Walker, assistant III Th'zd Az
The report was accepted and adopted.
| the following 1eslguauuns: Grace ", Primer
m, ID ss.anrr: 9nie Asa Suns, sssstans in Tairt
The fe.i0nntirus were acccpsca.
| sCr6R1SfxSpESTS REroRT.
Fkaa rspos nat n
scanmon. Mose!y, Foster, Ugdeu. Sewoerry. Cot
&c s ,be ss e. swo III esa Ge sqEd Ps! ~
one, and the Franklin and Kinzfc one each. Tht
Increase in the number OF teachers br appoint
mrnt was -, while the decrease under the ruil
recently adopted WAS 10, making the actual In
cIcase in opening four new schools only 10.
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| On motion Of Inspector Wentworth, 1t was or
,icrcd that, ia case Of vacancy, Me Cemm!t,ec OF
The School, tn conjunction with the Building An<
Supply Agcnt, have pos er 70 make 4 temporar.
appolntmtnt Of janltos, and rcPoE, their actsos
| Inspector Walsh, from the Committee on Even
| Ing Schools, reported that al preliminary meet
ing cl the committee II had been dcc,ded TO opel
nve cvenlpg schools-shc Dearborn, Jones, Frlnk
sr ea.SeT ae
spectnr for tho district did not secau 70 conslde
the holding Of 6thoO! there advisable. III
committee would make full repust 1t the mex
| meeting.
. On motion OF Inspector schin1z, F. Ahh
Rud!nsnts Of the Ger'n1n Language were tntrt
uuced into the schools for the seventh, sixth, IN
. NTH grades, and F, Aims First Hnd Secou
! | Eourse-a new, prac1lcal and easy method OF I'll
German lansunSc-in the fourth, third. secens
: inspec,o. sehiutx moved that the salaries
Pauline Ntsch. German teacher at tho Haven, an
Louise Jos4en. German teacher at the SewberE
Inspector Holden moved that the motion be r
e I ierred TO the Committee on appointment I
or mouen ot !asrector s. h!nsz, the purcha
Ing the German letters, was authorized
The petition Of several hundred persons In 4
l. scamr.cn Scho j District, asking the inirodu
II ton OF Qetulsn In that school, WIS rctesTcd to Il
p Committee on the School
! xCs1c.
Inspector Wucnsche moved that q book CO
= 1alninK collection Of several Pieces Of mas
Y | complied by Ar. BlAckmha. music teacher In t
u schools, bc 1ntrdcced INTO .he High School
The motion was referred to the Committee
! Tex. Books aud Course vi Instruction.
l. MORE TEACHERS ....
9 Tne s9peIin.sn.sent 5sp9sisd that tas number
y safy to emplny ~ additional teacher for part
the year. The High School clasa Of The West
= yis!on numbers u, requsrirg more than +
u l teachets.
= Ihe board pEoeeeasd to the election Of
I. teacher Of the West Side High School class, 4
= Miss q. E G1ant IVES elected. 80.
The question Of m extra t1!xn School teaci
WAS referred to the President Superintendent I
Committee on the High School with power to :
Is Mittee On S.lar!ess =
n SCHOOL BOOK PrSpS ,
N Inspector Wa1sh offered the following, VII
,e | was adopted:
5 s Ss.T T. i i Sa,S<'i s
don ii the Set<iy, sn4 other general schoA d