Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-26
City school Board.

lat nigh; present: Edgar Snowdep. esq
Chairman, ana Nessrs Addison, J s. Beach,
S. +. Beach, Burke, kemper Mckenzie and
Wilmington. Trustees, and Richard L. CarDe,
Sup"rintc ndeDt, who was appointed Clerk
pro tenn.
The minutes of the called meetings, held
juno lst aud June 22d, were read and an.
proved.
The Superintendent, from the Committee
on Studies and Discipline, let the request of
Mr.. j. S. Beach, Its chairman,) reported the
following proposed alterations TO the "Regula-
rons for Pupils and Teachers" which were
uu4llm uslv adopted, viz:
3D. Strike out buildings" and insert
"r"uuS"
l4th. Strke out "schoo! premises" and H.
scrt their room- and Hobbies, AMI add "anl
princ pals, the entire premises outside the rov his
once day.
Add two new regulations after the 18th, as
follows
"lSh. Principals sha' see that there is D,
collection Of children outside the school prctp
scs before the hour Of opeuiag, and that all
those VINO are not detained by their respective
teachers, 20 quietly out after school, and leave
the ncief bo1hood Immediately They shaI.
ave futI au: horiry crsll fup'ls outside Their
r3oGis and tobbics and shall r qurc ID If
i:-chcrs 10 punish :Eem IL sucn a.enncr a.
they (thc principals Nay direct. TO- ni>c4n
duet 10 or about tie houe n play rooms. II
,iay g;pupd. Teachers VINO detal;: pupil fer
tnt 2rueI.l usm!ssa! Shall soe thar Ghey Qui.
he prcml "s 10 al orderly manner.
10 h. La the absanrc Of Inc princi1a the
Size principal. Or II thee DC ncnc IL tho tut.G
ing, the teacher longest 10 service shall! rcr GRIN
;l!s ur her tu,'es.
Change the puubar Of the lStl to 2Uth, ana
prefix the words, ''pIiUc;pals aud y
Cuange the uumbcr ii all thc regulations
FIR pupils 10 CORRESPOND, and after the present
25.u. gd; the following
10Th Pupils shall not coDgregate, or stand
arouYd : ,chdoI build og, or in the ncghbor,
mood thereof Ii there nc play 70 III or play
ground they snail enter it Immediately ~
cou.iug to school, and remain 10 it until thty
20 to their respective school rooms. Ii there
b. Ucthcr they shall not come to school carrier
han fifteen IL uutes before the hour Of
opening
"29 II Iu going through the PASSAGES and
up and dcwD stairs, they shall wax 10 a ci-ure
~ and quiet manner. Al! lou, talking .0d
rolupug is prohibited"
Add 20 the regulation now numbered -, 1t
The Sup.rutccd"n' hail % .ecIdc."
Also, the following. which yer unanimous
Iy adopted, W.
REGULATIONS FOR JANITORS.
Il. JaUitcr, sha keep the room aud iur.
uiture c"aa aud it good order securing them,
aud sashiug lie windows as often a, the teach.
,rs n, cuuu.i;r hem shall rtulirr
- They shall haze them properly warmed
10 tme iUr school, during cJld weather, and
shall obey the orders o. the teachers u, to keep
lug them 80.
"3 Thy Shall open the building at such
ours as the prlrcpa 10 charge may direct,
and close them after The teachers and ell iidren
have retired.
~ They shall keep the PASSAGES, srarcasos,
play rooms, ass, mtly ROOMS, yards, u uud
lngs, g., clean and 10 god 0rir, under he
supervision OF the principals, securing the pas
Sag,s and stalrcascs, and washing the wind pw>
Out side OF rooms, as 0iten as the principals shall
require.
- Jauitors shall report to principals al
disolderlv conduct or dam&ge 10 property hy
tra pupils Of their respective schools.
sc. Jaultcrs shall have charge OF all school
prUpCry outside OF school rooms, and 10 them
Whe.! school Is 10; In scSSlou aud the teachers
are absent. They shall promptly report al
damage done there to the Superintendent OF
Schools.
~. La buildings situated Oh paved streets,
janitors sha keep the pavem uts, suttcro,Nc.,
surryuuiiny them, clean
The Superintendent, from tho Committee Oh
Printing, reported that the books wcrc ben.
prepare !, and nat he was having bia! k~ruOugh
to last several years printed, which repor! wa
acc ptel.
Nj. Burke, ir III the Committee 81 Finance
aud Acc u4.S ported the ARRANGEMENTS made
t,y that mrnittcc tow rd providing for the
iGuid,t:on fine debt % the Peabody Building
winch werc approved.
Also, il roiice from TIE Citiz Us Naiona!
Bank rhat note lor $3.50 would b. due OF
tir 29.ia.
On motion Of Mr. Mckenzie he Eh1rmaa
was ~ h riz4d 70 give the cote oi the boaTi
or $500 t. part payment thcrco! aud TIC bal
lauc- : appropriated.
Alr. krlnncr, from the Committee on S'ho1l
House ana Furri ur". rcporei bs o' No5'
Il Underwood, Tor whit sashrnE at Washing
TIA aud Z, ab>dy building, $l3 and @! >.
Mck-.z War, fer repairs ~ Scatoo tu'i!'
I3g, So -. w:lcn var ordered - Dc ph''
Also, ma, in0u." not spec ally ord"rcd, 'tei
had invest gattd proposals iOr iuiGl,i!h2 >'@t
t,ms ii coel, =Dt that Anthuuy ;. PcIi"n'F
W the i1'f", JlI Ter.
Ol rl,.uu Of NJ. VI * III" the actor ]i
tt coum,,lec VS. apr va AID The b'i &C
.ept d.
H. .upc!in,o,icn, rr. seDtei the not" o.
he Board 10: $50 winch he had .'a 'u' -
TIE Peat dy g."at, aul sad cote W. oi'0'1'
TO 5u cauc He'd aLi tl.d
Also, he acccps aucc py tn tru,t-cs o. lee
aud Scafon school houses, II the c'm~ 81 'ci1-
plbc3 prepared ay nim il scc5rdanc III W"
rider VI tbs b ard, winch was VIdcici ''
he. ,..,
Treasurer, FIR taDirn-4iiou IVg d-tu sem II
81 State lnn l. in 1915 & not lnciuicd IN III"
s.tt!emac, with the Beard. wlch was, III =
m tiyD, ws referred to the C2muI tee ." -
na1c, aHd Acc UNITS.
tors were tix"d a. lat year, ":
Far pr"..,ny tuid no $50. With rs.o'