Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A Brief Meeting. but q Good Deal OF Busi-
ness Transacted.

| Brief Meeting, but q Good Deal OF Busi-
ness Transacted.
The school board had brief session last
evening, but managed in a short time to dis
patch good deal of routine business.
A communication was received through the
District Commissioners from the United States
Building and Loan Association, calling atten-
ton to the advantages of the association as a
depository for the proposed public school saw
ings banks. 1t was referred to the special COM
mittee which has this project under considera-
ton.
PROTEST. AGAINST A JASIToR.
A communication was received from W. A.
Myers, secretary Of committee appointed by
a mass meeting of citizens of Meridian Hill
held in October last, calling attention to the
protest filed with Trustee Dr. L. j. Shadd against
the appointment of Daniel Z. Vailor as janitor
OF the Wilson School. Referred to DIR. Shadd.
designations we're received and accepted
from the following teachers II. L. Hawkins,
W. w Fraction, Indie A. Wineberger, E. NJ
Glass, Margaret Turkenton and Sarah Gibson.
Leaves o! absence were granted as follows:
+. NJ Layton. from February l, and Margaret
G. Lazenby, for three months.
A request refused by the District Commits
sioners was received from II. Barton, the
chairman of the executive committee of the
Brookland Citizens Association. asking that
the use of the Brookland school building be
granted for the monthly meetings OF the ASSOC
form the writer that the rules Of the board
prohibited the uee of the school building for
any except school purposes.
.cHASGEs.IN TEACHERS AND JANIToRs.
The committee on teachers and ianitors re-
commended in accordance with the results of
the examination of candidates for teachers
certificates held January 22 and 90. 1892.
certificates be awarded as follows: First class
certificates, Myrtle G. Young, Mamie b. Cres-
well, Maggie EdmOndston; second-class oertifi-
cate. Wilbur HauxhIrst, and third-class
certificate to Hosmer VI. johnson.
Applications for teachers positions were re-
celved from Louise Cockcrille, Annie Cocker
lille and Emma Culver. James Thomas
made an application for the position of janitor
OF the building at Sd and G streets northeast.
J. q. Wheate, jr., was appointed ianitor of
Polk School, and the services OF Howard
Clarke. janitor, 62S U street, were dispensed
with.
The committee on teachers and janitors re-
ported favorabiy the following changes in the
corps of teachers, which was adopted: Seventh
division-Promote Z. Il. Lee from third to
fourth grade. salary $50 to $3.50. vice NJ. S.
Waynan, resigned; promote ii. NJ. Orme from
first to third. salary $500 10 $3.50; appoint u. L.
Beckett at salary $500. Eighth division--Trans-
fer 5. j. Janifer from third to fourth salary
$500, vice l.. E. Malvan, deceased; promote
A V. Smith from first TO second, salary $500
to 500; promote A. '. Ashton second to third
from $500 to $3.50. vice Mir. L. Hoy, deceased;
transfer {. johnson from $500 to S425 ut her
own request SO as TO have charge of only oae
school; promote j. Ashton from S425 to $780,
in charge of two schools; promote A. A. Gray
from S475 to $500, III charge of two schools;
appoint j. L. Brooks at salary of $475; appoint
NJ q. lay at salary of $500; appoint S. j. Neal
at salary of $780, vice 4. A. johnson, resigned;
appoint W-D Nixon teacher of drawing at s40O,
vice NJ Allen, deceased; appoint Helen ohnson,
Katie ). Martin, NJ. w. Sadgwar and Maggie
Johnson, substitute teachers; appoint NJ. q.
TAYLOR at salary of $500. Second division
Accept resignation of Miss E. j. Havenner;
promote A E. Haslup from second to third,
vice T. j. Hayenner, resigned; appoint Miss +.
4 Stldham, second grade, 900, vice A. E.
Haslup promoted; promote b. III. Pearson from
$500 to $3.50. Fourth dIvision-Promote Miss
X. G.. Durfce from first to second, vice Sarah
Gibson, resigned; appoint Nellie Schwingham-
mer to first grade, vice L. VI. Glass, resigned;
appoint Maude NJ. Moore to first grade vice
h. u. Durfee, promoted. Fifth division-Ap-
point VIM Rider temporary teacher fifth grade,
vice Miss Lazenby; appoint Miss TempIeman,
second grade. vice Miss Bettes accept Miss N.
y. Turkentons resignation; promote NJ. F.
Gore to seventh grade, salary 1875, vice Miss
TUrkenton; promote II. Il. Janney to sixth grade,
salary SIS. vice Miss Gore; promote Gertrude
Musson to fourth grade, salary $3.50, vice Janney;
appoint E. b. Leech to third grade salary
$3.50, vice Miss Musson. Sixth division-Ac-
cept resignation of w. W. Fraction and Miss l.
A. Wineberger; promote F. L. Cardozo to
prIncipalship of Garfield School, vice Frac-
tiop; promote W. G. Black to principalship
Grant Road School, vice Cardozo; promote W.
Ii. Eyans to principal Mott School, vice X. i.
Mitchell, transferred; promote James Steward,
principal, to Bennlng School, vice Evans; trans
Ter K. L. Mitchell to Fort Slocum School, vice
steward; appoint Miss NJ. Williams, teacher
Garfield school; appoint Miss Mary Dickerson
temporary teacher Garfield School; appoint Miss
VI. q. Young teacher Soldiers Home school, vice
Miss Wineberger; appoint Lycurgus Ackiss as
janltor Mt. Pleasant School, vice Robert Hall.
temporary; appoint Jesse Lewis janltor
BroCkland School, vice p. Towles, re-
signed; appoint Miss Winifred Whipper
as substitute teacher, Wilson School;
appoint William Young substitute teacher, Gar
he!d School Appoint H. NJ johnson, teacher
Brookland School at Si00. Appoint \. b. Cros-
we'll, teacher Brookland School, vice johnson.
transferred. Promote Minnie Rigeles from
S4O0 to si25 Promote Jessie Walling from
Si25 to $780,
Eastern High School-Accept resignation of
[. NJ. buchanan, teacher Of chemistry. Trans
Ter II. NJ. johnson from sixth division A and
appoint teacher Of chemistry at $50, vice Bu-
chanan.