Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Various Changes Among the Teachers
Approved by the Trustees.

various Changes Among the Teachers
Approved by the Trustees.
regular meeting of the board of trustees
of public schools was held at the Franklin
building yesterday afteroonn. President
Whelpley in the chair. A communication
was read from James H. Smith complaining
that the supervising principal OF the High
School of the It'll and Sth divisions had
caused his daughter Mabel to take cold
by refusing her permission to dry her
clothing after she had come to school in
the rain. 1t was referred to the trustee of
those divisions for investigation and report.
Applications for appointment were re-
ceived as follows: Miss A. Grace Atkinson.
teacher of Latin, Greek, ETC.; Miss Ada A.
Coffman, teacher Of stenography and type
writing; Ernest L. Thurston. teacher Of
mathematics. mechanical drawing, history
and physics, High School; Miss Annie p.
Brooks. teacher sewing; Mrs. Fannie l..
Ten Eek, teacher; Irwin Passmore teacher;
Miss Emma l.. Minke, teacher; Miss Jennie
r. CARAT, teacher; Miss Clemence H. Cole.
teacher; Edward c. Kane teacher Of Latin
and Greek, High School; Albin F. Saffell.
tanitor; Theo. T. Tucker janitor; Albert
Brooks. janitor; Edward Shepherd. janitor
Jerome Taylor. janitor. They were placed
on file.
Leave Of absence for three months from
March l, was granted Miss Margaret La
Gorce, j. B. Graham and B. Campbell,
teachers.
ss Anna C. Robinson, teacher of Ger
man. Western High School, resigned, to take
effect February IS, and l.. w. Haskell.
teacher. Business High School. resigned. to
take effect January "a. The designations
were accepted.
Changes I'm Position.
The committee on teachers reported the
following changes: Nathan d. Cram, SUI
pervising principal first division, resigned.
to take effect January "a; c. S. Clark, SUI
pervising principal second division b, to
first division. vice Cram; w. B. Patterson
promoted from eighth grade, third division.
to supervising principal second division B.
vice Clark, making the following other pro-
motions in the third division NJ. A. AUX
ward, from $1,000 to $1,000; Annie Beers
from $s2o to $1,000; NJ. A. McNantz. from
$75 to $S25; Margaret Johnson, 500 to $7I5;
8. ]. Kealey. from $3.50 to 500; E. j. Book
from $3.50 to $3.50; NJ. l.. Stephens. from $500
to $3.50; c. w. Koontz, from $3.50 to $3.50;
NJ. E. Brady, from $425 to $3.50; E. l..
Smith, from $500 to $425; appoint E. l..
Mitchell. $500. second grade.
Other changes in the third division were
reported follows: Estelle Fowler, $i75
class, resigned, promoting c. s. Willen-
bucher from $3.50 to $4I5; Edith Webster,
from 1925 to $3.50; Sara West, from $iOO to
$425. Miss Antoinette Clements is appoint
ed to second grade. at $4OO.
The following changes were reported in
the sixth division: Reduce Miss Emma
George from third grade to first grade, Mott
building; promote Miss A. ID. Bell from
second grade to third grade, Mott bull ling
Eighth division: Promote S. j. Janifer
from $3.50 to 800; accept resignation Of b.
u. Deitz, teacher, to take effect February
o; promote Z. Davis from fourth to fifth
grade. without increase of salary; promote
NJ. j. Hill from third to fourth grade and
In salary from $3.50 to $3.50. promote L Kin
ner from second to third grade, and from
300 to $3.50 in salary; appoint F. ]. Barney
teacher at salary of $780, All above to
take effect February Z.