The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
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MEETING LAST EvENINe-REPoRT OF
THE TEACHERS COMMITTEE PSF 1.
TIoNs OF TIE GERMAN CITIZENS.

| nHETIN0 Last HNBNlNd-hhfOhkO OF
THE TEACHERS COMMITTEE PET l.
TIoNs OF THE GERMAN CITIZENS.
The Board If Education met last
evening iprsgu'Ar seadion, PresIdent /
TIM Uomhhttee on Teachers made the
following report, which was adopted:
WILMINGTON DEL, Feb. 18th.
To the Board of Public Educ alton:
GENTLEMEN:-Your Committee on
Teachers, respeciully report that they
have made The following appointments
Of teacher ST.
Miss Victorihe Vandever of tchool
No. 7,leacher Of the new giA@mar school
classes In No, 8. -
Miss Ella 4. TODD, ONO. l3, as as
sistant principal Of No. 7.
M IS Annie Raudnitzky, Of No. 6, a.
drSt ass All Ia No. l3.
MISS Annie X. Curtis, of No. 8 as 2nd
assistant In No. o.
assistant in Nod ~ AA ~
Miss Mary Elliott,a graduate Of No. l
and the training school, as 4th ASS SAINT
ln No. 8.
Mis- Amanda l.. Medara, tf No. 8, Ms
1st .ts .sLsnt In No. Is. "
MISS 3nnie Stuart, of Ne. 8, as End
assistant In No. 8; Miss Mary M. Brady,
OF No. 3, as 3rd assistant In No. 8.
Miss Lizzle WOllaston, a graduate Of
No. aud the TEainiHg school as 4th
assistant In No. 8.
Mr.. Morrow, chairman Cf the Build
ing Committee of New School No. 10,
presented the following bids for grad
ing, curbing, paving, and building a
fence around the school:
PhilemmA Chandler, $1,135. E. W.
rhorne q Bro, $l,205. The bids we're
referred TO the Committee with power
10 act.
Or. Gr'msbaw. chairman OF Com
mittee OF school No. 20 stated that the
committee bad met with tr, uble In dig
| glng for CesspOol. A we'll bad already
been Dug down twelve feet and II WIS
nearly filled up with water. There was
als1 about six inches of water IN the
cellar. The committee did not know
what TO do in the matter as there AZ
no drain In the vicinity that they could
attach to.
On motion, the matter was referred
70 the committee with power TO act.
MIR. Furry presented the deed and
selrcht for the lot upon which the new
No. 1S school 10 erected.
The Special Commit, o whom was
referred the petition f the German cII-
izens sskiDg for the Ls9 of room In
NO. TO open German school made
the following report:
Your committt to whom was II fsrred
the communication from German citi-
zers, beg leave TO offer the following
report:
FIrst-The committee find the Board
have no available room chat can be used
As more room Is needed al present TOR
schalars 10 waiting, than can be fuI-
nished.
Second-The laws governing the
Board will not allow of a donation fJr
schools unless uader control of the
Board. 4 T1Tg -
Thlrd--We would Recommend that
In sDme future time the establishing Of
q C1erman English Primary school under
the control Of the Board.
j. p. FUEKEL
| iI. A. II. GRIMsHAw
j. p. WALES
Mr.. Baird from the Committee on
Transfers, stated that the committee
deemed 1t lneXpedient to open primary
room in old No. Is, as Ii would be too
expensive. He moved that the action OF
the committee be ratified. II YVES so
approved.
The Committee ou old No. 10, were
authorized to purchase 90 desks In that
school for 500.
Mr.. Hilton stated that a numter If
better seats were needed IN No. q
school.
On motion OF Mr.. Baird, when tie
desks Wele purcha ssd they be handed
over to the committee Of of No. 7.
On motion Of Mr.. kyne the commit
tee OF No. 8, Vete authorized to build q
platform in the new room opened in
No. ., and also purchase q desk for the
teacher the cost not to exceed $50.
DR.. GrimshaW stated that as he hac
but short time to serve In the
Board aud as there would be seVera
important appointments to make, b,
would ask to be relieved as chairman OF
I, the Committee on Teachers. 1t had
! been openly asserted at the last meeting
/. of the Board, that the chairman CT thu
COMMITTEES had assumed all authority
/ aud al the meeting Of the commIttet
this evening he was not permitted /,
8 LOOK over the books. He could not con
ss'ently serve any longer. ui
Without taking any action the Boar
= adjourned.