The daily gazette., 1876-02-15
EDITION
uo.RD OF EDUCATION.

----==---=-E---.-x-----.-
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
4 RNEET1NG-A BUsfNEss sEssION
BOARD TO MEET IN SCHOOL NO.
In MARCH 25TH-THE sUPER1N-
NT's TERN EXTENDED TO THREE
-THK NEW SCHOOL TO BR
p BY STEAM, &C.
hoard of Education met in regu-
lon, last evening, President
ge in the chair.
ommitteo on Teachers report
on account of transfers it was
y to appoint an additional
for the boys department of
mo. /, and that Miss Emma
had been appointed. Adopted.
ommittee on Accounts report
and salaries, amounting to s5,-
Which we're allowed.
uck, chairman of the Commit
light Schools, reported that in
Ience of the falling off of atten-
{be night schools would be
ext Friday nights This decl-
approved by the Board.
lock, chaii man of the commit
ecuro another meeting room
Board reported that the at
secure the Council Chamber
ed, but that the Super.nten-
bonn and the adjoining class
school No. thrown together,
hake suitable place of meet
e report contained a resolution
hing the committee to fit Up the
accordance with the plan pro-
Adopted.
B committee reported the work
ring their school almost csm-
The cost will be between $500
70.
committee TO investigate the
ction of this school, and the
bf the damage done to the roof
recent gale, reported it inexpe'
do SO, rs the same contractor
hilt the school had been en-
to make the repairs. Adopted,
committee discharged.
new schooD committee, on
bject of heating the school by
reported that experienced per-
the business had estimated the
heating by steam, at from $1,000
%, with u saving of one-third of
used by the old system and a
pleasant and healthy heat. -
III,
lIcislcr's amendment to the By.
making the term of Superinten-
Public Schools three years,
of one year as at present, was
bred. 1t was favored by Mr..
and DIR. Buck, in brief re.
and adopted without furth er
s. hon.
Superintendent's report in re-
b opening primary school IN
Bylor Academy, was read. Ii
& that the project was favorable,
hld be carried into effect at a
~ about $40 for necessary altera-
q and slight additional cost for
~, in the winter. One teacher
u be sufficient at the opening, and
upre than three would be needed
~ time. The report was accepted
special committee of three ap
MI TO make the necessary altera
hc Committee on Teachers, in view
he opening of the primary school
oy nended the following change o
at<rs. That Miss Fannie j. Butler
No ID, be put in charge of the new
oQ ut a salary of $425 per year
Z liss Helen Reed, of No. 3, b,
I prted to No. Is; Miss Mary L
ION, OF No. IL, to No. 3; Mis-
ano oakford, Of No. 3, to No. IL
\ rs Addie Conner and Miss Ell,
each promoted one position IL
2. bnd Miss Annie b. Jefferis b,
PHI Fed to take charge of the loves
Ij1|op in No. ..
recommended changes wer,
1n1z Jed by the Board.
pew primary school was desig.
e Is No. 0.
chair presented a communica
pm John Fehrenbach and a mum
l olher Germans, praying tn
10 grant or rent them a vacan
u n one OF the schools, fbr tn
OF enabling them to establis
Bllgh-Gcrman shool.'
communication was referred t
4, nmlttee of old school No. ];
~ (ower to act. One room IN thi
y Will be vacant next week.
\ ~ . NEW schooD committee wa
I. yea TO have the building cor
Y " with a view to heating b
ana also to invite proposals fo
g the school.
u OF 1925 from G. SisterhenI
mage done his house at Thir
'ttlson streets by the porto
10 school, which was recent
on was presented and laid O
BAIRD offered resolution +,
the Visiting Committee of a
where the main doors open il
70 have them changed so as
utward. (rhis is a precautiol
eaSure, designed to allow IL
'fess OF teachers and pupils fro
IN case of accident.
Ple of thanks was rendered IL
ng committee of school No. /
actions of No. z and No. 2 cor
I'm having lcaky roofs repaire,
approved.
lebley stated that the childrt
q BY the recent accident to N
Dol had been promptly attend'