Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-18
EDUCATIONAL.
Proposed Salaries for the Next
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The Board of Education met last night. Pres
ident Pomeroy in the chair, and Messrs. Ellis,
Woodbury., Whaling, Cox, Powers, Few, Nc
Intyre and Gosper and Superintendent Fries
ner and Deputy Superintendent Baker present
Applications for positions as janitor were re-
ceived from B. H. McGinley, ]. J. Neimore,
Mrs Blair, E. Stately and Josephine Gray. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Janitors.
Several offers of lots for school purposes were
read and referred to the Building Committee.
Communications were received from sew
eral people who desire that, instead of adding
four rooms to the Castelar'stTeet school, small
building be built in another part OF that sec
tion of the city. Referred to the Building
An Invitation was received from the Middle
Glass of the High School to attend its exercises
on June 22d, at Normal school Hall. Ac-
Tne teachers demands for the present mouth
were ordered paid. so that teachers may not be
DELAYED after schools close. The demands will
be delivered on June Goth.
Several demands for supplies, ETC., were or
deredpad.
Mr. 5trohm presented certificates of the pur.
chase of school property at a tax sale. and he
desired the return of $14 paid by him to the
county; His application was denied.
The Building Committee was instructed to
retain the church on Fort street during vaca
ton at $40 per month,
Mr.. Ellis, Chairman of the Committee on
Credentials and Salaries, reported that applics-
Dryden Miss B. Preuss, Miss A. Weir, Miss S.
Collins and Mrs. G. J. King. Recommended
that the following be elected substitutes: Miss
W. E. Benedict, Miss K. L. Staltenberg, Miss G.
Cowles, Miss Hamilton Miss NJ. ] Greenmau,
Miss L. j. Cameron, Miss Rlla Critendon, Miss
Fl. W. Davidson. Also recommended that the
salaries for the fiscal year be as follows:
Teachers of third class, $50 per month.
Teachers of second class, $S5 per month.
Teachers OF first class, 500 per month.
Teachers acting as assistant principals, $40
Principals of two DOM buildings and less
than TO ur, $95 per moath.
Principals OF four-room buildings and less
than eight, $115 per month.
Principals OF eight-room buildings or more
$l35 per month
Principal OF High School. $135 per M month.
Teachers of High School, $l15 per month.
Drawing teacher, $l6o per month.
Music teacher, three days per week. 800 per
month.
Teacher Of Penmanship, 1925 per month.
Janitors, S5 per room.
superintendent of Janitors. including horse,
$ll5 per month.
Assistant General Janitor, $40 per month
Superintendent of Schools, 1925 per month,
Assistant superintendent OF Schools, $175 per
month.
substitute, acting as clerk, 800
Substitutes shall receive the same salaries as
those teachers whose places they take.
All salaries to be paid during the period the
employees are occupied in teaching.
Mr.. Whallng moved that the matter be laid
over until the next meeting, or to a special
meeting to be held on Friday.
After some discussion the motion was carried
by vote of to 3.
The Committee on Libraries recommended
that the school libraries be transferred to the
Public Library of the city.
Gov. Gosper moved that the matter be laid
over, and that the opinion OF the City Attorney
be obtained as to whether it be legal TO move
the books to the Public Library. Lost
The motion to place the books in the library
was lost.
The Committee on Classification, through
Mr.. Woodbury., reported that Miss Reese had
been placed in the Tenth-street school, and
that Miss Wooster had been moved to the Sand.
street school. Report iled
Also recommeL ded that French be not taught
in the schools, since there are other languages
equally 1t ceSSarySand there is not enough time
TO spare for special studies. Adopted.
superintendent of Janitors A. A. Henry re-
ported as to the repairs necessary to be made
IN the schools during the coming vacation. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Building and Re-
pairs, with power to act,
Mr.. Woodbury. reported that arrangements
had been made for the graduating exercises of
the High School, to be held on the afternoon of
June 26th, at the Grand 0pera-house. Received
aud filed.
Mr.. Mcintyre reported that the Building
Committee had visited Boyle Heights and
would make full report at the next meetng.
Mr.. Whaling offered resolution to the effect
that nominations of teachers shall be made al
ternately SO that there may be an equal distri-
button OF the patronage The resolution re-
eeived no second
Mr.. Powers offered resolution to the effect
that there shall be no discrimination as to the
matter of sex in the election of teachers, and
that as far as possible males shall be elected
principals of schools of over four classes.
Adopted by vote of six to three.
Adjourned until Friday at 10 a. m.