Bridgeton pioneer., 1894-03-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

w. A. dwynne, of Bridgeton Chronicle.
BOARD oF EDUCATION.
Committee on Increased School
Accommodation to go Before
City Council.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education was held Mondav
evening, March 19;h.
Members present, Messrs. Lambert,
McGear, Silvers. Albertson, Loper,
Peck. Milford, Ogden, Hort, Nichols,
(President) and Supt. Turner.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and adopted.
The following bills were ordered
paid:-W. B. Archer, 50. 81 for sup
plies furnished; James Lang, S.. 90 for
tuning piano; John Mich OILS 1926, for
charcoal
DIR. Peck, from the committee on
Teachers and Text Books, reported
that new room had been opened In
the Bank street school, In the Primary
Department, and that Miss Alma
Ewing was In charge.
Supervising Principal Hitchner made
his monthly report. which was adopt.
ed. On motion 1t was ordered that In
the future only the total of the school
reports be read.
On motion the request of the Ath.
letic Association of Bank street school
for the use of the Assembly room for
an exhibition, was granted.
Supt. Turner made the following re-
port, which was adopted Balance
on hand at last report, $S4O.57; re-
ceived from Treasurer Riley, $2,5OO;
for tuition, $22.5O. Paid out for teach
ers' and janitors' salaries, books, re-
pairs, etc., $2,3O4 6s. Balance on
hand, 81. .O5s.41.
On motion of Mr.. McGaa the Sup.
ervisor was granted one days leave of
absence to attend to outside business.
Mr.. McGear, from the special COM
mittee to look into the matter of In.
creased school accommodations for the
Pearl street school district, made re.
port, and on motion of DR.. Peck, the
Committee were instructed to 60 be-
fore Council and state that there are
from 100 to $50 children for whom the
Board of Education will be unable to
provide school accommodations at the
beginning Of the next school year, and
that Council be requested to appoint
committee to provide sufficient &C.
commodations.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
President and DIR. Peck be added to
the committee appointed to go before
Council to ask for increased school &C.
commodations.
On motion it was ordered that in
the future no permits be required of
children for admis sion to the schools
of the city, and that the attention of
of teachers be called to Rule 81.
DIR. Peck, from the committee on
Teachers and Text Books, presented
the following rules governing the
salaries of teachers, which will be
taken up by sections and adopted
Glass A, salary $3.50, 5rd grade GER
tificate, first year of teaching
Glass B. salary $500, 30 grade certifi-
cate, second year of teaching.
Glass @, salary $3.50. 8 grade certif.
cate, third year of teaching.
Glass D, salary 1875 Sd grade certifi.
cate, fourth year of teaching.
Glass E, salary $4OO, 2nd grade certi-
ficate, fifth year of teaching.
Glass F, salary $4s5, 2nd grade Ger.
tifcate, sixth year of teaching.
Glass g, salary $3.50, 1st grade Ger.
tificate. 7th year of teaching.
Rule l. These classes ars to apply to
all teachers excepting the Superyis-
ing Principal, Principals of School
buildings and Vice Prin. of High
School.
Rule III While continuously en-
ployed In our schools, teachers com.
mencing In Glass A shall be regularly
promoted each year on their re-elec-
ton by the Board of Education, un-
less otnerW1se ordered, until they
are In Glass O.
Rule III No teacher shall be eligible
to Glass D, E, F, G., without the
recommendation of the Committee on
Teachers and Text Books and Super
vising Principal.
Rule ". Any teacher holding the
requisite grade of certificate can be
placed In any class, irrespective of
the number of years experience In
teaching, on the recommendation of
the Committee on Teachers and Text
Books, and of the Supervising Prin-
cipal.
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