Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-16

Adopted.
BY the same:
Resolved, That the committee on new
buildings be directed to make the neces-
sary arrangements for a public dedica-
ton of public school No. 3.
Lost.
By the same:
Resolved, That for the purpose of Sc
curing uniformity in reports from the
different schools the committee on
rules and regulations, in connection
with the superintendent, be directed to
prepare uniform system of registra-
ton, class books, reports, and blanks,
and as soon as the system is arranged,
that the committee on supplies be di-
rected to have the necessary blanks
printed, and register and blank books
supplied to the schools
Adopted.
By the same
Resolved, That that committee on
rules and regulations be directed to re-
wise the "rules and regulations" incor-
porating therein the amendments that
have peen passed since their adoption,
and to make such notifications and
amendments as the committee deem
necessary.
Adopted
BY the same:
Resolved, That the use of Steele's IA
weeks in Philosophy be at the once dis
continued as a text book, in the public
schools of this city, and the few copies,
now in use be placed on the teachers
desks as a work of reference.
Referred to the committee OH course
of instruction and school books.
By the same:
Resolved, That the study of the Ger
man Language be introduced into Pub
lie schools No. 8 and 5, the same num-
Der of lessons to be given as in schools
No. and 2, and that the superintend-
ent be directed to make the necessary
arrangements with the principals and
with the German teacher.
Referred to the committee on course
of instruction and school books.
By the same
Resolved, That the principal Of school
No. 3 be directed to seat, arrange, grade
and classify the pupils in the same way
and manner as in the other public
schools of this city, and that he be di
rected to organize classes in any or all
the grades recognized by our course of
instruction whenever pupils properly
qualified present themselves for admis-
sion.
Adopted.
BY the same:
Resolved, That the district for public
school No. 3, be contained within the
following boundaries commencing at
the Elizabeth river and running along
Fifth street to Broadway, westward
along Broadway and East Grand street
to Spring street, along Spring street to
the Elizabeth river, and thence to the
place of beginning. Both sides of the
above mentioned streets to be included
in the district
Adopted.
By Commissioner Rommel:
Resolved, That the committee ON re-
pairs be instructed to have the well in
the yard of school No. l cleaned and
the pump repaired or new one put in.
Adopted
BY Commissioner e. d. Smith
Resolved, That in consequence of the
limited attendance during the last win
ter upon the evening schools, and the
small amount of funds remaining to the
credit of the board, it is not expedient
to organize the evening schools this
season.
Adopted.
By Commissioner FL. w. Smith
Resolved, That the plans for new
school buildings, adopted by the city
council, be accepted by this board, pro
vided the architects are willing to make
such alterations as may be deemed adj
visable without any further expense.
Commissioner Rommel offered the
following as an amendment;
Resolved, That application be made
to the city council for the plans of new
school buildings adopted by them.
The resolution as amended was adopt
ed.
By Commissioner Tillou
Resolved, That the committee on
heating, ventilation and cleaning be
authorized to have the furnaces in school
No. 2, put in repair.
Adopted.
On motion of Commissioner Atwater
the board adjourned.
WILLIAM I'll. LUsTER, Secretary.
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