, 1874-10-28

thtIOh Wonlu be llno1na]ly distributed, tho morn.
noon hours. Tho car ,aro Of pupils Of tlo
kurth al,d South D,vin.uns, III case thev
were oomrel'od TO cono To tho High School
building, would anunnt 10 500 per ,onr, ncarIy
enough, IN class Of forty-ayo u pav Tic saInry
Of n tcacl,or. pnp'1d WHO acconpirned their
work at nll must duvute IN nlany hoH tn etusly
III nj prceens, ieasing no moro time for iabor It
did not appear that tile discipline Of tic outside
claHses va, q!i 40 bad ~ HOMO would inalso It
nppoar. Jusiioo TO c1colIcnt tcacllols oppoacd
their dismissal altor en,orlng ul'un tho NorH OF
tho year. nnd at time when They could not
roAdily fluid employment. Thrir services
s b, fEs,es s soa rns' @ @ poa o9 tar Se
bHt s!mpls justice. waa askca OF tie prnspcroua
City Of Chicago. The rocins occupied by tho
u1Rli-acliool ctaeHcs wDuld accommodate JIG
S9 es went ss to ssho' n n nn as
hnlt.da,'s inn!ruction; for, although, not = =
miht bc done in order 10 avoid condtiot. Changes
OF ,aicai ct'a ac'er ~ the nlids. OF year were
injury. That tito instruction Of tho High.
Schuol classos wonld DO improved by such
nn ar1angeluont as vuuld ennblo tho intro-
aaeti91, o., OF <,a'. tho derariment n,oshol was
interests OF tho city would bo subaerved by
full development Of tho plan which wnB married.
out Ut tho t.me 81 clio organization Of tAcno
c'a*hes-vz., tho ultimate cata b!,simcnt. III eacl.
furnish co,1rso Of Study erf cd to tho neans uf
mn 5ority Of those pnplts who now sought ad-
mission to tho High School, or uho would bo
found therc 1t they could l'avo shorter course.
geometry, bookkeeping and comne,cal arith-
motto, poi,rnapship. roading aud English ]itcra-
| tnre. German language. mechanics, clements Of
chemistry, thyrlca! geography, hygiene. natu al
history, botany, anu gongral history; Latin, up-
tlonnl. Two yea,s would 10 sufficient Tor the
completion OF such course. Tho High School
Wuuld then mike more thorough work Of pllyA-
lea. analytical l'emistry, trconometry ard si1r-
yeylt!R, astronomy, mlnera!ogv and geology, nc.
chanical drawing, political economy ana civil
government. anatomy and physiology, German
aud French languagos and itorature, English
clasaIcs and rhctoiic and such study Of Latin
and Greek as will prepare young mon for col.
thrco vears u, the classical couFse would suffice
for the completion Of such studies. pnp.ts from,
tho, district schools would pass to tho inter-
mediate schools, and thence to tho High School.
Such rlan 1tieht DO discussed during tho
present year. and rlan perfected ready for tho
opening of q nov Bchool yoar. According to tho
last report il appeared that more than half tho
High School pupils lett It BY tic end Of tho acc
Il no practical valas, and lost lost oshers
would remedy this defcct. It would
also furnish facilities for dopartmontal work III
tho ciasscs out Of this High School building,
thereby increasing thor efficiency. It would re.
lieyo tho Higi School proper of mich work not
strictly belonging to 1t, and would anablo The
giving OF more time to studies impurtant but too
c:fcunlacrbcd Mt prcBont.
APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
Tho Committee Oh Appointments reported as
follows:
T,Sn:ters-Mrs. Mary rerre, from Ogden to Lin.
.Arpolntments- II ipck. Huron ssi,ool; n.
est!ase e afoys School: M@r, :: Wh!!s, psas1ss
street Street School; Mary ii. Daiy. Chestnut Avenue
For rconfrmnton-s1ies F. Sheldon .Jense Law searn-
mon s, sshnol: 1; Sfs.y A. osri, hl1ss iIarrgan Ella
o. Kaa' M;.s 4ne n ps ss
Mis, Il. Durrie, M'ss G. Smith! Foster School Mi<s
j.: DArny. J: M kerhan. Sewtorry s'hool Mrs ii.
sshooi Carrie sH! 1tth n,arfsfy Cottage Grove
sshgo! }. H. Nasoara, Eiie s.lard, oell. Damnera,
.y cseS sr5s0p sIary Nay e. p ss Gs 6s4t
sruool; S1i>s oUonuor. Lincoln scj,Sol': Dertha
Gstes Ss ssy %FSS R%'s S9s!s s,
sl'.s d. qolyer re;rxon Street Alec c'sMli Mary
Strse; nl,s / Dali, Wet~orth : Avente Aiais Ella
Dsss Ssxs'i henwsae4 es Hfep s.s cs 5 S T
con street; ,liSae Q,gy. Third Avenue olive rms
sell. Lawn'als; Mss G'ge, Eliza nda'e; Mis- Rus.
Might stary Hurman, Oakley Street.
Hetiy'ast oas@sli,s Fannie Mn~ ,rrAnklln s:hoo;
Mtss SusGu Z. Wilcox, Hayell sehool.
The Committee on Examination Of Teachers
reported a. follows:
t'uH cetti ic.!es-Ka.o C1ng!n, Maggie Gill, Cllrk
School; ]. M Londou, CoHge Grows School /; Miss
Grove School Maria wAplhc, Coltaso Grove s.hoo !;
SarRh 7. Young. 9angn1uon Street.
artn tas Everett Carrie stans
Wilson. Ellen Smith, 8usan Church,
The report Of the Committee on German, rco-
omme aiding The Introduction of instruction in
TINT language In Tho Uore and Brown Sobon]a.
was concnrrod in, Inspector Gogein alone voting
III the negative.
The Eoard adjourned.