Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-11
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Meeting Of the Trustees.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY SCHOOLS
OTHER INTERESTING SCHOOL REPORTS AMI
sTATIsTICs.
The Board of Public School Trustees held 9
regular meeting at the FraBklin building last
evening-Mr. Curtis in the chair, Mr.. j. h
Brooks secretary. and all the members presen;
Ryder.
APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHERS POSITIONS
were received from Ida Nj. Rimmel, z. :. Fair
ley, Amelia 9. Williamson. Sarah Q. Tighlman,
VI. Ella Morgan, Helen Minifeld, aud Louisa
NJ. Palmer for the public schools of Washington
| lwhlteD and county schools; Elizabeth MortOR,
ham. II. NJ. Robinson, Mary Thornton, A A
Harris, Parthenia WoOdson, ana A. A Bowen
tor the cOlored schools-all OF which were re-
:erred to the superintendent.
Superintendent Wilson submitted an
ABSTRACT OF THE REPORTS
of the schools OF the entire District for October
which includes the report or the public schools
OF Washington (publiS he'd in TIE STAR of yes.
Jerdsy.) This abstract shows
Whole number of pupils eurcIled-washing-
ton, white, s,SlS; colOred, 4,lS2-total, l3,O60
Georgetown, white, $50; cOlOred, 339-tOtal,
l,199. County. white, 6j6; cOlOred, S2S-total,
l,4si Total white, 1854; total cOlored, 4, ,349.
Grand total, l., ,743.
Number on the rolls the last day of the
month-N asblngtOn, white, s,G29; colOred
3,s42-total, l2,57l. Georgetown, white, s23;
colored, 5li-iOtal, 1,l5T. County, white, 6l3;
colCred. 156-tOtal. 369. Total white, ID. .O65:
totsl colOred, 5.0i2 Grand total, 1901.
Average in daily atteDdance-W Washington,
white, S,315; colOred, 3.y43-total, I23Is,
Georgetown, white, IS4; cOlOred, 3l5-total.
l,O59. County, white, so, colorei, 6E-totai'
l,l49. Total white, 9,G6l; total cOlored, 4, 905.
Grand total, II, SEC.
Percentage of Observation-Disclosures
white, 965; colored, 9S o. Georgetown, white
95.0; colored, 81 8. County, white, Sc y colOred,
S7.5.
Number of teachers enployed-w hington.
white schools, l55; colorvd schools, s3-total,
23S. Georgetown, white schools, l6; colOred
schools, total, 20. County, white schools, IS;
schools, Is6; colered schools, 100. Grand total,
SyE.
Number of cases of tardiness-washineton
white schools, 34S; cOlOred schools, 499-total,
schools, 2S~total, PSI. County, -. Tstsi.
white schools, 565; colored schools, 52S. Grand
total, 1,093.
Number of cases of corporal punishment
Washington, white schools, Ia; colored schools
l07- total, III. Georgetown, white schools, y;
co lored schools, 6-total, 2S. County, white
schools, q; colored schools, 30-total, 81. Total,
white schools, g; colored schools, l4s. Grand
total, 206.
Number Of pupils Washington,
white, Is; colored, 39-total, "a. Georgetown,
white, 2; colored, 0-total, 2. County, -.
Total, white, II; colored, So Grand total, 90.
PROMOTIONS AND CHANGES.
Mr.. Hart, from the sub-board OF LIST district,
1ss sions,WTrsnsser ms Kate K. Rawlings from fe-
male intermediate No. 70 female ntermediate
No. 2. vice Nellie Z. Reed, who Did not assume
ondsry No 2 70 intermediate No. 8, vice Miss
RavIfpgs, transferred; appoint Miss III. Ella
Morgan, acting teacher Of secondary No. 2, vice
Miss Julien, promoted.
MT Derrick from the sub-board of he 81 dis
trict, made the following recommendations -
Appoint Annie Bell Milan acting teacher of
primary No. 10, and Ada II. Wiley acting teacher
Of primary No. IL.
Mr. French, from the sub-board OF the Sd dis
triet, submitted the following Appoint Miss
Emma Little acting teacher OF primary No. IS
Mr. Lloyd, from the sub board Of the 4th dis
trict, recommended the folio wing promotions:
Miss Martha Barnes, to secondary No. 9; Miss
Annie NJ. Whitmore, to primary No. Q. Miss
Isabella Halliday, as acting teacher Of primary
No. IL, and Miss Hannah NJ. Tunnel, rs sab
assistant
Mr.. Packard, of-the county SUBJ board, sub-
mtted the following Mics A. A. Fairiey, ap-
pointed acting seachr OF schoVi Nc. ], disuist