St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-07

grade, Nathaniel Hawthorne school. to
Fourth grade, Rice school, vice Miss
McCaine.
Miss Adelaide McCaine from Fourth
grade, Rice school, to Third grade. same
school, vice Miss May Hambleton.
Miss May Hambleton from Third
grade, Rice school, to First grade, same
school, vice Miss Annie Morell, resigned.
Miss Lima Hambleton. from First
grade Rice school to "B'' First grade
same school.
Miss Mettie Pierce. from Seventh
grade Longfellow school to position of
model teacher, Washington teachers
training) school.
Miss NJ. E. Kelly, from Seventh grade
Sibley school to Seventh grade Long
fellow school. vice Miss Pierce.
Miss R.. M. Allison, from Seventh
grade Garfield school to Seventh grade
Siblev school, vice Miss Kelly.
Miss Fannie Amery. from Seventh
grade Rice schoolsto Seventh grade Gar
field school. vice Miss Allison.
Miss Emily Haggerty. from Seventh
grade George B. Mcclellan school. to
Seventh grade Rice school, vice Miss
Amery.
Miss louise Roth, from Second grade
Monroe school to Third grade Neill
school, vice Miss Winchester.
Miss M. G. Winchester, from Third
grade Neill to second grade same
school. vice Miss NOrc0tt.
Miss Martha Norcott, from Second
grade Neill school to Second grade
Monroe school, vice Miss Roth.
Miss Augusta CRUDE. Principal
teacher of the Edgerton street school.
Of mfr f,.or
ferS to be at schedule salary unless
otherwise specified.
We recommend that the Superintend-
ent of schools be authorized to employ
a clerk after Aug. "a, at salary not
exceeding SIS per month, and that the
Committee on Purchases and Supplies
be instructed to purchase typeWrltlng
machine for use i'm the Office of the SUI
perintendent of Schools.
We also recommend that the Commit
tee on Purchases and Supplies be in
structed to advertise for proposals tor
the printing of all blanks used in the
Office of the Superintendent of Schools
for the ensuing year: the contract to be
awarded to the lowest responsible bid
der; all work to be equal in quality to
that submitted by the committee, and
all bids stated in terms of a specified
required by the committee.
We further recommend that the
school building heretofore known as
"District No. 10" school be named the
| John A. Logan school.
Your committee also recommends
that the Real Estate Committee be
authorized to rent at least two rooms
for school purposes in the vicinity of
the House of the Good Shepherd.
Respectfully submitted.
A. q. POSTLETHWAITE,
Chairman.
Adopted. appointments and transfers
confirmed and authority granted as rec
commended, by
Yeas-Inspectors Croonquist, Foley,
Giesen, Kuhles, Max6eld, Merrill, Pos
tiethwate and Mr.. Presidents.
From the Committee on High Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 4, 1890.
To the Board of Education
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
High Schools begs leave to report as
follows, viz:
We recommend that leave of absence
for one year, without pay, be granted
MISS M. A. Anderson, of the Central
High school, and that Mrs. s. M. Fry
be appointed in her place, at schedule
salary, for that time.
We also recommend that leave of alb
Sence for one year, without pay, be
granted Mr.. George Weitbrecht. of the
Central High school. provided that a
suitable instructor can be secured to
take his place for that time.
We ask that the Real Estate Commit
tee be instructed to secure information
respecting the cost of a complete electric
light plant with exception of poWer)
~, al hr,i nd ri
results to the Board for further conSid-
Grafton.
We recommend the purchase of chem
icals for use in the laboratories in the
high school. as per list filed with the
secretary, at a cost not exceeding 500,
from the Ryan Drug Company, they be-
| ing the lowest bidders.
We would recommend that the action
concerning the dismissal of Mr.. Boards
ley as teacher i'm the commercial de-
partment be recOnsidered, and that Mr..
N. S. BeardSley and Mr.. l.. B. Wilson
be appointed to act for the ensuing
year in the same capacities and at the
same salaries as in the past year.
We have assigned Miss Mary E. OAR
row, formerly teacher of the Ninth
grade in the Jefferson school, to the
same grade in the Van Buren, school,
also Miss Lizzie Riggs, formerly teacher
in the Ninth grade, Jefferson school, to
duty in the Central High school, both
assignments to be at schedule salaries,
and respectfully ask your confirmation
of same.
We would also recommend the follow
ing changes in the course of study in
the High Schools. as suggested by the
Superintendent of Schools and the
Principal of the High school, viz:
FirSt-Algebra i'll place OF Mental
term.
Second-English Composition in place
of Civil Governmental the Fourth class,
second term.
Third-Word Analysis in place of
Arithmetic in the English course,
Fourth class. first term.
with Commercial Law in Commercial
Fifth-United States History, cOnsti-
tutional and political, inserted after
English History in Junior class.
Sixth-Arthmetic in Junior and
Senior year in English course.
Seventh-Rhetorc inserted i'll Junior
year. English course.
Eighth-Classical course changed to
Preparatory, so as to include pupils
who take withLatin, French or German
instead of French.
Respectfully submitted,
j. j. MERRILL,
Chairman.
Upon reading of the report. mo-
ton to adopt the same, excepting so
much as referred to the appointment of
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