The morning call., 1893-05-11
WANTS MORE COIN.
For the Building of Needed School
houses

!
President Hyds presided at the meeting
of the Board Of Education last night
In his report for April Superintendent
SWEET recommends that the roof of the
| Pea body School building be raised so as to
provide four good-sized classrooms and to
| Go away with the old shanty now occu-
pied for such purposes in the rear. The
| estimated cost is $4,000.
The following recommendations are also
made:
First-A four class room at Ocean View
| TO replace two rooms now rented at 1884 a
! year; cost of the four rooms $1,000.
Secoud-The old brick building on the
| corner of Bush and Stockton streets TO be
I torn down and three-story building, 5Ox
| co. to be erected for the Commercial High
| School. This building is to afford ac-
! commodations TO classes in Industrial and
freehand drawing, woodwork and type
writing, at total cost Of $4,000.
Third-The purchase of small lot ad-
| joing the James Lick building and four
class wing to be erected for tile outside
| classes. Present rental Of three rooms
| S720 year; cost of lot and Improvements
! $500.
| Fourth-An entire reformation, of the
| Douglas-street Primary School, containing
156 pupils, and for which the board is now
paying 1896. or S31 80 per pupil. with
| totally Inadequate returns.
| tiflh-A four-claSS room to be erected on
the northeast end of the Mission Grammar
School building, fronting on Mission
! Sle1t to repiacs two shanties, one Of
which is mot fit to keep hogs in." Cost
| S6000 with accommodations for both the
| Mission Grammar School and the Marshall
! Primary.
Sixth-A wing of three classrooms TO be
added to the hamilton Grammar School to
relieve the Emerson School of class
| cost $1,000.
Seventh-A $4,000 addition to the Hearst
| School to replace three rooms now rented
| at S720 year. and sQuatters on the school
| lot to be disDoSSessed.
Eighth-The teacher of cookery In the
| Franklin School 10 be employed full time,
with extension to the Rincon, Broadway,
| Denman and Normal Department of the
| Girls High School.
The report was referred TO committee
| of the whole.
The Finance Committee reported that
! S1,17S,192 would be required to meet
the expenses OF the schools for the coming
year and it was ordered that the report be
forwarded to the Supervisors.
On the report of the Classification Com
mittse Edward W. Euas was appointed a
teacher in the evening substitute class,
| Mrs. S. Z. Baker was assigned to the Pea
body Primary School, Miss Cora Gallagher
was assigned TO the Everett Primary and
Louise Mcdonnell was granted regular
teachers salary to date from April 10.
Miss Stella B. Everett. Longiellow Pri-
mary School; Miss NJ. E. O'Leary, Gar
field Primary School; Mrs. NJ. f. Br0n-
| son, Lincoln Grammar School, and Miss
NJ. ROllub, Lincoln Evening School, were
elected regular teachers.
| Miss Jessie Board of the Horace Mann
Grammar School and Miss NJ. E Regan of
the Starr King Primary School were
| granted leaves of absence.
All bids for construction of a class
| room in South San Francisco were re-
jected, because the specifications called for
a room and storeroom instead OF one
room only.
A resolution that the chair appoint q
committee of three to devise plan for the
| thorough disinfectiOn of all the classrooms
in the School Department during the
coming vacation was presented by Dr.
Clinton. Referred to the committee of the
| whole.
Director Burke moved that the two lots
on the east side OF the Sheridan school lot
| be purchased at an expense of not more
than $500, provided the title was good
This was carried in spite of the urgent
protest Of Mr.. Culver.