Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-03
INTERESTING SCHOOL mArrkl

 rho Board of Education Susponds 1 Three High school Boys Implicated In the Stealing of Examination l Papsrs-Mrs. Leckwood's Resigna. ton Accepted-Appolntm of Sum. 1 mer Teachers.New Rules Proposed. Messrs. Carmalt, Graves, Avis and Strong were not present at last nights meeting of The board of education. Ex-Ssnator Plunkets was given the chair on motion of MT. Leigh. Major Strong is in tho south, President Graves is quite i'll and Ar. Avis is of the committee on streets which mot at city hall. t-,... =
 Mr. Howarth recommended for the school committee that the seats in rooms 8 and O. of high school be rearranged sots sto afford greater seating capacity. It wss referred to the committee on buildings.
 The committee also recommended as fol- lows:
 Voted, To recommend that scholars in high school implicated in securing advance sheets of ex
 Tasior .eand saspended from said high school until the fall term at which time they will be ad sfsetory But should they is to catch up in the studies of their class by Thanksgiv school T6ey ~ are s'b Sy % name Sanford. Ksans and Voted, Te recommend that Mr. whitmore be in- course in the high school the necessary studies to qualify them for the preliminary examinations for Voted, To recommend that in future examina- tions in all schools perfection in reading and writ spsctively, as compared with 100 points at present recognized in all other studies: ation papers for admission to high school be sub. mitted to the committee on schools for inspection and and approval at least two weeks before they are voted. That the following rule be adopted: compete in essays for gradus ton e1ercises Second three teachers in high school for examination, said teachers to be selected by the committee schools and said teachers shall choose from said essays the
 Third, That in the first examination another com. nsittee of three shall be chosen to cooperate with
 the Seen ches bt s soEmer shs take part in graduating exercises to sontsin m the name Of the essaHist duly scaled aton exercises of the high school be selected from books furnished bv the board of educations.
 The committees report was adopted entire.
 The report of the committee on text books given by Captain O'Brien wss follows:
 800 circulars.
 
 300 teachers records for text book.
 3l5 requisition stubs for text book.
 account book for high school.
 Estimated cost $2i5
 The school committee recommended that the resignation of Mrs. Sarah E. Lockwood of high school be accepted, and 1t was SC to continue the inquiry as to the causes oi her resignation.
 The finance com mittee reported it had borrowed $20, 900 for the district and had re ceived $20, 1000 more from the town.
 The school committee recommended th' following appointment of teachers for thu summer term, which was adopted:
 LOWELL SCHOOL.
 Miss Hattie Bishop, 12 Skinner to l2 Lowell, $76e e. Miss Nellie J. Bonney, Il Skinner to II Lowell
 Miss Julia Smith, assistant 12 Lowell. $4oo.
 Rssa te so ss
 Miss Ellen Kiibride. Skinner to Lowell, $seo
 Miss Fannie 0. Willard, Skinner to Lowell Miss Cordelia Merwin, welch to Lowell, sa5d
 Miss Isabell c. Donnelly, Humphrey to Lowell $35O
 Miss May R. Atwater, Ceder to Lowell, $4oo. :.
 Miss Nellie M. Connery, 1 Woolsay to 1 Lowell $550.
 SKINNER SCHOOL. 1, Miss May A. McGuire, Cedar to 8, $350. Miss Lottie B. Manning, 2 $45o. WOOSTER SCHOOL.
 Miss City c. Campbell, 1a assistant to 3, Ss5o. Miss Lyla M. Scranton Cedar to 1s assistant &3o0 FERRY STREET Miss Nellie H. Story, to 6, $500. Miss s. Helena Robinson, 8 to 5, $450. Miss Lucy A. Griswold, to 3, $450. Miss Edith L. Robinson. Cedar to 2, $500. GRAND AVENUE. Miss May N. Blatchley, 3 to 1, $350. Miss Bessie L. Loveland, Woodward to 8, $50. WOODWARD SCHOOL. Miss Annetta Johnson, Cedar to 2. $500. OAK STREET. Miss May c. Robinson, Cedar to 3, $350. wooIsKY SCHOOL. l Miss Nellie I. Brooks, 1 to 1, $48O Mss Jennie r. Griswold. Lleyd to 1, S46O. Miss Mary E. Wooster, Cedar to 2, $500. SKINNER KINDERGARTEN. Miss Lucia w. Bowers, $500. It was decided to send a general notic' through the schools that exhibition O. | school work will be given next year in June It will probably be held in the armory. The resignation of Miss Charlotte Hyde O. Ceder street school was received and laii over according to rule. It was voted to give Miss Warner three quarters salary for work done in April. MT. Howarth stated, in presenting tn: school committees report upon the higt school examination paper affair, that tho committee had endeavored to ascertain all scholars implicated. This they were unable to do, as none would give information against the others, but that the three boys whose names were presented, Sanford Keane and Langley. had admitted theil guilt.
 MT. Leigh suggested that the others i'm plicated be immediately expelled if any fur ther proof against them was obtained. Fl, thought this method should be adopted te punish them for not confessing their part IF the affair. No action was taken. Superintendent Dutton presented paper bearing the signatures of all the members ol the graduating class of the high school. Ii stated that, to their knowledge, no tickets had been sold for the graduating exercises or reception.
 The board holds another meeting next Friday night