St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07

new BOARD MEETS.
First Meeting Of School In
spectors Since New APP
pointments.
VACATIONS ARE GRANTED
Teachers Mary Hancilett and
Lizzie Clinch Without
Pay. *
VACATIONS ARE GRANTED
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Inspector DaWson's Resolu-
ton Relating to EXamina-
lions Adople1. -

The first meeting of the new. school
board was held last night, there be-
ing present Inspectors Abbott, Nc
Nair, Dickson, Dawson, Willrich and
Wilkes. Inspector Haas did not put
in an appearance, nor did either of
the retiring members call to file
their adieux with the secretary Vice
President Abbott called the meeting
to order, and the report of the COM
mittee on schools was Immediately
presented and adopted. It read as
follows:
I'VE recommend that leave of alb
sence, without pay, for the remainder
of the current school year, be granted
Miss Mary Hanchett, of the Teachers
Training school, and to Miss Lizzie
Clinch, of the Sibley school.
I'VE recommend the appointment of
Miss Fannie Strong, as substitute
director of practice, in place of Miss
Hanchett for the remainder of the
year at $1,000 salary; Miss Mary G..
Tanning as substitute model teacher
in place Of Miss Strong, at the fourth
year schedule salary; Miss Elizabeth
Sibley school in place of Miss Clinch,
at the minimum schedule salary. All
of the above to date from the begin
ming of the school month of March.
1--WE recommend that Misses Eliza
beth Hoeborn, Julia ValeSh and Ger
trude Tietjen be admitted as regular
students to the Teachers Training
school, and that Grace NJ. O'Brien,
Laura NJ. Schwartz, Eva F. Brown
and Margaret L. Pauline, having, reg
ularly completed the course in the
Teachers Training school, be gradu-
ated therefrom. Also that the salary
of Miss NJ NJ O'Brien be at the rate
of 500 per annum from the date Of
her promotion.
The superintendent reported the
whole number Of pupils enrolled dur
ing the past month to have been
1891, the average daily attendance,
15,497, and the whole number ad-
mitted to date this term, 1894.
A resolution introduced by In
spector Dawson at the last meeting
and laid over at that time was
passed.
Inc ISSOluliOH leleLS " Oil clliiCliS-
ment of Article 120 Of the school law,
which provides that the committee
on examination of teachers may at
its option accept in place of any or
all of the examinations required
under Rules 112 to lis, inclusive, di-
plomas from colleges of good stand
ing comforting the degrees of A. B.,
3. S. or Phi. B.. Mr.. Dawson $ resoiu-
ton provides that West Point and
Annapolis academies be included.
The committee on janitors reported
the death, of E. j., SpetZ, assistant
janitor of the Cleveland school, and
the appointment of Alfred Gustav
son to take his place.
A good deal of quiet fun was had
at Inspector Willrich's expense when
he made a. motion to adjourn sine
die Some one asked who would run
the schools in the event of such &C
ton by the board, and he remarked
that they might run themselves for
a few days. An adjournment was
finally taken until next Tuesday at
2 p. M, the day on which the new
board is required by law to meet
organize and elect a president for
the coming year.