New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
BOARD or EDUC1TION.
RESIGNATION AND ELECTION on ASSISTANT ST.
PERINTENDENTs - CoRPoIAB PUNIsHMENT,

RESIGNATION AND ELECTION on ASSISTANT ST.
| PERINTENDENTs - CoRPoEAL PUNISHhENT,
| ETC.
The Board met at p. m, yesterday, Presi-
dent Larremore the chair. Mr.. Sherwood offered a
solution which was adopted it Is nexpedient to
re hire the premises occupied by Primary school No.
4O No l29 West Ffythird-s Primary School No SS in
sixty-sevenhst Broadway lot doining Grammar
School No. Il, in West rySevelthst, between Broad
way and Eighth-ave. and the premises used by the
branch OF Primary Department Of Grammar School No.
Ward and 9 that the ee ward be
transfer the pupils and teachers to the other schools OF
he suitable accommodations he obtained
elsewhere, the superintendent OF buildings be
dFs9td 70 ON or before .s ay Oh 'n0
The designations of Thomas F. Harrison. Norman \.
Cadns, and William Jones' Assistant superintendents
of Schools received and accepted.
communication received nom Committee or
the Association OF Female Assistant Teachers in the Male
Departments of the Public schools together with pre-,
ambe and resolutions adopted by the Association, April
Ao The schools are becoming demOraI and the work Of eu.
cation has been hnded since The passage oi the Ia" prohibiting % use
esCIasd That earnestly the Board Of Educ,
esoid That Committee appointed present. resolution.
All of which were referred to the Committee on BY
Communication was received from person signing
Trustee in one OF the Wards. The President sand the
reading of the paper had not been called for BY the
Board, he would take further notice OF IL.
Aresoluton was adopted that the Trustees OF the Third
occupied by Primary School No 81 for one year, at
the rent OF $1,000
intendent vice s. s. Randall, resigned Mr. Kidde Is 10
hold office for two years at salary OF $50 year Mr.
Thomas f. Harrison elected First Assistant Superin-
tendent for two years at a salary OF 1920 year.
Mr. John H. Tanning was elected Second Assistant
Superintendent years. at salary OF g. 500 year
Norman A Calkns elected First Assistant Super
ntendent of Primary Schools for two years at salary
Of 800 year; William Jones was elected Second As
sstant superintendent Of Primary Schools for two years
at "a salary of s. coo year.
Mr.. Wood offered resolution that the Summer yaca-
ton shall commence the 4h of July and terminate
the first Monday in September and which was referred
A long communication was received from Mr.. John
Hecker, Inspector in the Second District In which he
Iris wen known hst al eue,tei not capable ofimpng
hat ISds but o. %ho are capable Of mpars
to Others the R.S, and % mo-, 4 na ,D . % I
that much the Do s Of m Pa Sa0 P Oi uos
nosd By ss6cency the Of consideration
moG prominent d9c.tOIs Of t; and Other equPte; for long
ed myself in the study and experience Of more than thirty years. o.
iHosieS 10 others from ho.e Who snho therefore propose
ess,On s@n. sS0 oD Tbf b % % the ,o of the shsT the
ability instruct and that none b admitted into The Normal
sion for which they desire to prepare themselves.
d,cnmnaey several branches who ali qualified
to Instruct the children ma o. 'He 9nnsees 70 e,m she
complaint oen ut,er teachers that they obliged teach
d.ase1 e The eo&pa Is % an q
ou b among the Younger children IL The p1are and teachers in
.he pHnhs that shSae be the gmm sheo There ars pn
ASSISTANTS qualified Tor places principals
permission body will pass through the
President Chairman Of Committee
and High School, with the Committee smaller
mee Of that school Of body designated
capable and incapable those
the school and assist in teaching Of the several specific
| branches Of siudy.
the greatest necessities Of the schools the present time
classification Of lie teaching ability Fitness for position IN posi-
@ S q s ss % c Of .S .B. ,Ss ,s.t schools :Su e
be properly classified and employed gn
abilities he opportunity afforded eH.ctng
with it, Of giving the schools position their
| they reach in half century.
| The Board then adjourned