St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-08
THEIR VIEWS ARE WANTED,
AND WILL BE GIVEN DUE CON-
SIDERATION BY SCHOOL
INSPECTORS.
MOTHERS, SOCIETY FAVORED.
Flags Will Float Over Schools
Every Day-RcpOrt of Conn
lnittee on Teachers.


ure development of st. Paul schools
was taken yesterday afternoon by
the school board. Shortly after the
inspectors convened in regular seS-
sion Mr.. Scholle, the most recent
addition to the board, offered a reSo-
luton which was adopted unani-
mously. 1t was to the effect that
mothers having children attending
the public schools of this city be in
vited and earnestly urged by the
board to form an organization with
a view to Systematically visiting the
schools, and that the board would
take pleasure in receiving and act
ing upon the reports and recon-
mendations of such organization.
There were present Inspectors Nc
Nair, Dickson, Scholle, Wilkes, May
and President Abbott. Supt. Gilbert
was also in attendance.
A communication was received
from State Labor Commissioner Pow
ers calling the attention of the board
to the statutory provisions in rela-
ton to the employment of child Ia
Dor, and the enactments in reference
to compulsory education. The COM
munication was read and placed on
file.
The communication of H.H. Herbst
in regard to renting to the board a
building for an annex to the Ridge
wood Park school was referred to
the real estate committee.
A special committee consisting of
Inspectors Scholle, Dickson and
Wilkes, was appointed to investigate
into and consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
removing the offices of the board to
the high school building or court
house. The committee will report at
the next meeting of the board.
The report of the special committee
appointed at the last meeting to con-
slider the matter of raising the flags
over the school buildings of the city
recommended that the flags be raised
every day. Adopted.
The committee on schools reported
in favor of the appointment of Miss
Floyd, as kindergarten trainer at the
Maxfeld school, at a salary of $1,000
year. The board adopted the report.
The same committee sent in the fol-
lowing report of Superintendent Gil
bert:
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. Z, 1870
the Committee on Schools-Gentle-
designations be accepted: Miss Cora
Glidden, of the Lincoln school; Miss
Carrie Mcguire, of the Jefferson; Miss
Mary Delaney, of the Jefferson; Miss
Ethel Parsons Of Of f siee Gra MIS- Miss
Burns, Jackson; Miss Agnes Byrnes,
Hendricks; Miss Mary Howard, Adams.
I recommend that leave of absence,
without pay, for one year, be granted
Miss Edna wellington, of the Hum
boldt school.
It is my sad duty also to announce
the death of Miss Sarah Comstock, Of
the Van Buren, school.
1 recommend the following transfers
and appointments: kindergarten As
sistants-Mrs. NJ. B. Flitner, from the
Van Buren,, to the Harrison school;
Miss Emma Davies, from the Franklin
to the Van Buren,; Miss Sophie Borup,
Miss Virginia Harbert, from the Grant
to the Smith: Miss Mabel Randall,
from the Jefferson TO the Humboldt;
Miss Jane g. Wood, from the Smith
Jewett, from the Garfield to the JEFF
ferson, halliday; Miss Florence Rose,
from the Madison to the Longfellow;
Miss Gertrude Golfer. from the Harri-
rane, from the Smith to the Franklin,
halliday.
indergartners-Miss Grace MetcaIf,
from the Grant to Garfield; Miss Edith
Stevenson, from the Garfield to Grant.
from the Avon to the Sibley; Mrs. Ag-
mes Nessensen, from the Hendricks to
the Baker; Mrs. B. Child. from the
Baker to the Hendricks; Miss Mary
Towey, from the Franklin. to the Jack
son; Miss Mary Slavin, from the Ad-
ans to the Hendricks; Miss Hattie
Door, from the Jackson to the Han
cock; Miss K. o'Brien, from the Rice
from the Madison to the Adams; Miss
d F. e. Polly, from the Monroe to the
Avon; Miss Alice Perry, from the
Smith to the Ericsson; Miss M. Keefe,
from the Ericsson to the Smith; Miss
Jennie Ryan, from the Madison to the
Jefferson.
Appointments F. Jones. kin
dergarten assistant, Adams school;
Miss Edith Baker kindergarten assist
kindergarten assistant. Franklin, half
day; Miss Anna Reinecker, promoted
to the First primary, Grant Miss Par
kinson, Grant school. fourth year,
schedule salary; Miss Lucinda Ansbro,
SSlbley SCHOOL regular schedule; Miss
Grace Warner, Jackson school; Miss
M. G. O'Neill, Franklin school; Miss
InaI soh Bgelow, Rice school, third
yedi ScHeuuie, Mrs. A. +. Bell, Van
Buren, school. Respectfully submitted.
C. B. GILBERT, Superintendent.
The compensation of Clarence II.
Johnston, supervising architect of the
Drew school, was fixed at three and
one-half per cent of the amount of the
building contract
Bills were allowed amounting to
S1,4S5S0.
The matter of changes of text books
recommended by Superintendent Gill
bert was discussed but action was
deferred.
The board then adjourned.