Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-03
Teacher of Male High School acting as

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Teacher of Male High School acting as
Principal:
First year in this position in Mem
phis schools, per month.-...~.Sl50 90
C l70 90
Third year and after-...--.---.. 200 90
Male Principals: q
First year in Memphis schools, per
90
Second 10 W
Third year and 100 90
Male teachers in all schcals where en-
ployed:
First ye&t in Memphis schools, per
SlCO 90
Second ITO 90
Third year andafter...-"--~--....-. 10 90
FEMALES.
Teacher of Female High School, acting
as Principal:
First year in same position in
Memphis schools, per month---Sl0O 90
Second lilo co
Third year and after l25 90
Female teacher acting as Principal:
First year in Memphis schools, per
80 90
c 80 90
Third year and after 100 90
Teacher of grammar school first and
second grades):
First year in Memphis schools, per
$40 W
Second IS 90
Third year and AFTER ...."..""---... 50 90
AL female teachers below first and
second grades the same pay, to-wit:
First year in Memphis schools, per
500 W
second % 10
Third year and 20 90
All of which is respectfully submitted.
MEMPHIS, June %, 1870.
Col. Eaton presented the following:
RESOLVED, That any person who applies
for a situation in the Memphis City
Schools, who shall present certificates Of
an experience in graded schools of any
other city, equivalent in the view of tho
Board OF Education to experience re-
quirsd in the Memphis schools, shall be
eligible to a ~situatiOn as teacher in our
schools. Adopted.
Nj. w. u. Mitchell presented the follow
ing resolutions, Nos. 1, 2 and 8:
JUNE 20, 1870
Gentlemen of the Boerd of Education of
the city of Memphis:
Your committee would respectfully re-
commend that there be no change in the
text books used in the white schools, and
that the list now approved, and on the list
in the printed rules for 1859, be re-
adopted with the exception OF CornelPs
Biographies, and instead MitckeI's new
primary and new informed ate, and
Brocklesby's physical, be placed on
the list, in accordance with t~he-resoiution
adopting them at tho meeting held in
March last.
Your committee would further recon-
mend that the books be made uniform in
all this city schools.
Respectfully submitted,
W. u. MITCHELL.
Adopted.
ResotVed, That all proposals for a change
in text books shall be considered at least
one month, and then no change shall be
made unless with the concurrence OF two
thirds of the whole. Board during the ses-
sion oftke schools. Adopted.
ResotVed, That the Committee on Teach
ers. and Text Books, in conjunction with
the Committee on Finance, report to this
board, at the regular meeting in August
next, in reference to the matter of pro-
curing the text books for the colored
schools at the rates for introduction and
exchange, to state the probable number
of each and the cost. Adopted.
Col. Eaton moved the following:
ResotUed, That the Secretary be author
lied to advertise for bids TO supply the
city schools the ensuing year with coal,
n the bids to be submitted TO the FL
nance Committee, and the said committee
have power to act. Adopted.
Mr.. Mitchell, Chairman of Committee
on Teachers and Text Books, presented
the following named teachers as recon-
mended by the Superintendent for re-
election, and all were duly elected:
Miss Jennie Higbee, Miss Juliette
Cairns, Miss Mary Cairns, Miss Mary
Hill, Miss Matte Crow, Miss Katie Far
ris, Miss Clara Conway, Mrs. F.. W.
Smith, Miss Louisa Book, Miss Georgia
Sharpe, Miss Emma Petit, Miss Mary
Moon, Miss A. G. Reudelhuber, Miss Pau
line Reudelhuber, Miss Augusta Towel,
Mrs. Kate Lilly, Miss LsviHa Vondran,
Miss MOllie Johnston, Miss Carrie Reich
e~nbeeker, Miss Mary Armour, Miss Cor
neIia Harvey, Miss Susie Royd. Mrs. II.
Hampton, Mrs. Lizzie s. Taylor, Mrs. c..
:. Mitchell, Mrs. Mary REILLY, Miss Anna
Phelsn, Mr.. I. G. Anderson, Mr.. G. H.
Braun, DR.. Richard Hines, Mr.. r. N.
Thweatt, Mr.. H. @. Slaughter, MI. limo |
thy Sweeney.
TEACHERS FOR CoLoRED ZOO
Nh. G: w. Tilsby, Mr.. Edgar Pierce,
Mrs. q. w. Tflsby, Mrs. Anna Hilson' |
Mrs. Maria Rankin, Mrs. Cratic Noodle |
Miss Sue Maynard, Miss Alice Trask,
Miss Christine Smitzsr, Miss Jane Nab
son, Mrs. Vale.
The President presented the following
letter from the Hon. Robert G. Winthrop.
President Of the Trustees Of the Peabody
Fund, which was ordered to
be received, published and fled:
BRooKLINE (BosroN), MAss.,l
z4th June, 1870.
Hon. Thos. r. Smith, President Board of
Education Of the Memphis City Schools:
Dear ST: Your communication of June
9Th has been duly received.
The Trustees of the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund, at their last meeting, decided
on holding their next annual meeting in
.Philadelphia next February. ~ |
They also voted, however, to hold &
meeting at Memphis in October