Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19
CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS.
Mrs. Peters Nomination Approved-Messrs
Freeman and Clarke Change Places.


Freeman and Clarke Change Places.
short session of tine school board was held
last night at the Franklin building for the pur-
pose of clearing up several ma tiers before the
opening of the schools next Monday.
communication was presented from the
Commissioners reciting the order revoking the
rule as to the appointments to teacherships of
the Normal School graduates. It was received
in silence and referred to the committee on
rules, whereupon DR. ShaGd announced that
inasmuch US this rule altered the status Of the
case of Mrs. s. J. Peters. she should be rcIomi-
mated, and .hus the case WIS ended. Her uame
was approved and the matter dropped.
A large number Of changes in the rolls of
teachers and janitors were announced by the
local committees, changes that were necessary
on account of mistakes and omissions and from
other CAUSES. The resignation of Miss Laura l.
GlTen, teacher III the Cranch school. WAS
cepted: An application was read from Mr.. +.
A. Springer for position teacher OF
eighth grade in the public schools.
The committee on teachers presented q report
to the effect that "they find the lists Of teachers
presented by the several trustees to be correct
except in the case Of the change in assig nment
to duty of Messrs. Clarke and Freeman, SUPER
vising principals, as such assignments have
not been acted upon and sanctioned by the
board. The committee therefore recommend
that these gentlemen remain in the divisions
assigned to them last year." The report WAS
adopted
The following changes were made in the list
OF teachers IN the various divisions:
Ia the first division Miss Garrison il appointed
principal OF the Phelps school, at salary of
81 .OUJ per year. Miss L. A. StldbAm 10 assigned
to the sixth grade. Misses III. II. Maher and
II. NJ. Lamb are transferred from the fourth
to fifth grades and division four TO division
one. respectively, and the promotions are:
Miss B. L. Pattison to the eighth grade Bliss
X. H. Mcqueen to the seventh, Miss A. C.
Weaver TO the fifth, Miss VI. q. Weaver to the
fourth and Miss NJ. E. sheuds to the third.
In division two A the appointments include:
J. Davis; second grade, Miss H. Heinrichs, vice
Miss Brooks. In Is of the same division Miss
Peabody becomes a teacher OF the first grade
and Miss Pearson Of the fourth, while OF the
normal graduates Misses Lutz and Heinrichs
are assigned to the second grade and Misses
" Villains and Seyastout to the first.
The resignatlons of A. L. Lewis and Miss IL.
L. Randall and Mary Stoddart were accepted
in the seventh division. Miss Laura Thume is
assigned to the first grade and the following
appointments are made, taking effect Septem-
Der /: NJ. V. Ruby, S.5O; S. Z. Schooler, S475,
and A. A. Gray. s475.
The eighth DIVISION however, has a long list
OF new teachers, whose salaries per year were
also fixed with the appointment They are:
Promotion OF A. S. Bailey from $3.50 to $50,
A. V. Saunders from $3.50 to $3.50, n. L. jack
son from $500 to $3.50, Z. Il. Lewis from
S425 to 5000, and A. L. Manning
500, Callena johnson $500, L. G. Stewart
s4O0, A. ]. Turner $500. V. A. Jones
1900. Il. G. George 400, l.. S. Lacy
si15: Mr. Madella, to manual training
school, 500; II. 5. Parker, cooking school,
$500, and L. NJ Thomas, sewing school, S4O0
The same division will have us new janitors:
Hyster Myers, Miller building, September l6;
Charles Matthews, manual training school,
Stevens building, October l, and Philip Gaines
Randall building, October l.