The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-30
TEACHERS RULES.
Proposed Changes by the
School Board.
A Number of Substitutes Out I'm the
Cold-Recommend for
Certificates.

At last nights meeting of the Board of
Education the only reference made to Ex-
pert Dunn's report on the department was
a notice by Director Decker that at the
next meeting the minority mem bers OF the
board would present their opinions Of the
report
The following recommendations by the
Board Of Examiners were adopted:
For life diplomas-MIsses Mary Batten. Jennie
Houston, Lena w. Coullon, Sarah j. Duffy
Mrs. Kate NJ. Hare, Messrs. +. I'll. CLARK,
State educational dlpIomas-Misses NJ C..
Mckinney. Julia Saalburg. b. II. Croker, Lena
Booth, \. l.. Kozminsky. h. q. McQuaide, l.. l..
Church, A. w. HObe, X. Lichtenberg, M. E.
Kennedy.
High School certifcate-Thomas W. Ran.
some.
Grammar grade certifcates-Misses Lucy NJ.
Wade, NJ. Nj. Rowe, l.. Ewald. Dora A. Fallon,
E. Livingstone, Lulu f. Durkln, d. E. Little,
X. F. Lewis, j. r. Hansell. Rose Fay, A. Nj.
Gallagher, Rose Goldsmith, l.. b. Harrigan,
Jennie Houston. Florence Maiers, Louise Rem
wcK. Ada Schendel; Mrs. S. E. Hough;
Messrs. Thomas A. Vest, W. Fl. Stackpoie
Special certificates-Miss Eta Bayley to
teach music in the Girls High School; Miss A.
Monahan. TO teach French.
Primary grade certificates - Miss Isabel
Tobn, Miss +. NJ. Sproston.
The following recommendations Of the
Classification Committee were adopted:
Mrs. j. n. Sykes TO be assistant teacher In
the James Lick Grammar School; Miss A. w.
II ODE, assistant teacher Hawthorne Primary,
transferred to the Pacl1c avenue Primary
Miss Eta Bayley appointed teacher OF music
In the Girls High School for TWO months. be-
ginning on the goth inst, al salary OF $50 a
month; that the boys in the eighth-grade
classes In the Clement Grammar be permitted
10 attend the Commercial High School one day
each week for manual training
Miss Z. Kitchens, who was released
from duty by reason of the consolidation
of classes in the Western Primary, was
assigned to the position of assistant teach or
in said school, to take effect October 80.
The regular day substitute class of the
School Department was further suspended
until April 2, 1894. This suspension cre-
ated considera BILE debate, the Superintend-
forty consolidated teachers unassig ned
and who will thus be left out in the cold
for three months.
A new class was resolved upon for the
Hamilton Evening School and Miss Laura
Daniels. at the head of the evening substi-
tute class, was assigned to take charge of
the new class.
A number Of recommendations made by
Superintendent SWEET in his annual re-
port regarding the school curriculum, hours
and examinations were adopted.
Monthly salaries of janitresses were
| fixed as follows:
OF The Hamilton Grammar at $50 90. begin
ming on the 1st inst; OF The Hearst Grammar
at S6s. beginning october 81. 1898; of the
| RiDcoD Grammar al $50. beginning on the 1st
| inst; Of the Commercial High AT SOL so, be-
| ginning October so, 1898; Of the Fremont
Primary at $40. beginning December /, 1893
of the Franklin Grammar al $40, beginning on
| the LIST inst.
The salary of Miss K. E. Whitaker
teacher of cooking in the Franklin and
| Rinc0n Grammar schools, was fixed at So
a month, commencing October 26. 1893.
| President Hyde gave notice that at the
next meeting he would move The following
amendments TO the rules:
To amend section %, qualification OF teach
ers %, TO read as follows:
I'D. To take under consideration all nom,
nations for positions as teachers in the Scboo
| Department and all recommendations of tb,
| City Board OF Examiners for the renewal o
| certificates"
(2) To amend section 25 81. to read as fol
| lows:
"(3). To examine as TO the success and Ell