Daily Republican., 1883-09-25
r17Y SCHOOL BOARD.

TTY SCHOOL BOARD.
rrcrHY DIsCUssIOH OvEu
~ SCHOOL-vACClNAT1OH
.sD M CROWDED sCAoels.
rsou,ar stated meeting Of ths
y y If III Education was held last even.
y PRESIDENT NJ Baird In the chair. and
n,lowing members present: Msasrs
.a1 Hickman, Keables, Beator
n J. Rodpan Smith, Monaghan,
VI .IIdge, I Mckay, Reeve, Vernon,
,sr Wiley, Belts and Kyne.
,s,, y sm,ittee on Teachers reported the
wing appointments, and the report
aa'ai ~ Annie Raudnitzky, fourth as
=, >, in the boys depar ment OF
Il u No. 8; Miss Mary B. Clark, third
,snt nj in school No. II Miss Mary
,%an mar fourth assistant in school No.
.IisS iva S. Pierson, ffth assistant
|hool @ No. 6; Miss Frances e. Lewis,
,ant @ in the principals room in
Il M 10, for six months, at sal
tiswO per year. To fill the vacan-
"aJy s BY the promotion Of Miss
milky from No. Z, Miss kebecca
avis whose services were not need.
No IA. has been transferred 10 No.
iss Maggie G. Bowling, who resides
No lS has been transferred from
4 10 that school, as the additional
her there.
there are twenty-nine applicants,
prospect of a considerable num-
mare al school No. l8, We recon-
/ that Miss Josephine Jefferson
.nointed as an additional teacher
Il school, at a salary Of $500 per
oairs. etc., were ordered as fol-
hools No. 4, SO No. 3, SIS ; No. 8,
No, II, $50 No. lS, SO.
J following communication, writ
" Building Inspector Chandler to
Garrett, was read:
DEAR SIR-At your request l visit
ith you and Mr.. Casperson, the
or, the public school No. II, corner
N and DUPONT streets, and find the
walls at the second floor Of .joist
tile front stairway bulging out,
b will require the Immediate At.
|on of the School Board tc have 1t
Fel with iron anchors, bolts or
ais on rods to draw the walls in
sscure to the joists and girders
Brly done will make it q secure and
building"
Beaton Smith, the committee on
chool, proceeded to make state
! in reference to the building, and
in the act of citing the probable
cfrepairing the same, when DR..
tay objected, until after the matter
been discussed. Quite q debate
then had on the subject, which was
cipated in by Messrs. Beaton
&h, Wiley, Keables, Betts, Short
5. R. Smith and others. One or
Ct the members thought the build
lusafe, while the majority thought
! was no immediate cause for alarm
was the opinion OF two responsible
lers, and former members of the
| d, that the school was safe, and
ID last for years in its present COLI
was thought best, however, in Or
% allay the fears Of the parents Of
Ehldrpn who reside in the vicinity,
we the building braced up with iron
Or repaired in Q satisfactory man
On motion of DR.. Keables, the
bnittee on No II was authorized to
for bids for making the necessary
|irs, and with power to act. DIR.
Gay thought the committee should
bcressed for this special purpose,
made a motion TO that effect, which
adopted, and Messrs. Kyne, Fuekel
Hanson appointed on the commit
Wiley, of new school No. II, re-
tdthe building progressing and sta
hat the rafters were on and that the
|racrors were getting ready for the
He thought the building would
|pmpleted hy the middle of Novem.
On his motion orders were drawn
bvor of j. Il. ID. Seeds & Son for
IO for All cunt due on contract, and
sl3 tor the Building Inspector.
Committee were also authorized to
City Council to remove q foot
gr from the school lot to point be-
the property.
|Le following communica' ion was
(ntted, read and refer red to Com
fee Oh Teachers
J the President and Members Of the
fd Of Public Education of Will
|QtOn
Mould respectfully call your atten-
to the hee'ls OF two Colored schools
(led respectively at Sixth and Du.
y stree :, in the Fifth Ward and
! Eleventh street bridge, in the
|1h Ward. These schools have been
|pera1ion for several years past under
direction Of the Delaware AssOcia-
for the education Of colored people,
together have accommodated about
Fly primary pupils. There is now
Fhe hands of the Treasurer of the
aware Association the sum of$611. 81
your hrdy, being taxes collected
b colorcd persons for school purposes
Wilmington Hundred for the year
This amount would cover the
hers saiarlcs for these two schools,
would respectfully request on be-
Of the people interested in these
.oIs tha, your body take control and
ke provision for the maintenance of
" Two schools in the future,
cry respectfully,
HENRY G. CONRAD, Actuary.
'ate Superintendent Williams was
I'd permission to use the Boards
N on October 9TH.
" Reeve, chairman of No. 20 school,
Orled that smallpox had made its
ealahce In the vicinity Of the school,
thought the Board should take
le action in reference to the scholars
ns vaccinated as required by law.
u ~ citlhg the law on the subject, as
M sea BY the last Legislature, that gen.
nan moved that the Printing Com.
lec DO instructed to have sufficient
I'. 'aras printed and posted in con-
.u9us places in each school as re.
reu by law. This caused consider.
N discussion and the law was read