The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-25
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SUPT. c. Il. KENDALL APPOINTED
FOR ANOTHER YEAR.

The Salary Fixed at $500 without the
Keep of Horse-Miss Blackman, the
Stenographer, VIII Receive $65O-Zun-
der School to be Opened on or Before
May 11--Teachers Transferred.
AT the meeting of the board of edu-
cation last evening Superintendent CAL
vim A. Kendall was reappointed for
the ensuing year at a salary of $500.
The sum paid the superintendent for
several years has been $500, with $500
additional for the keep of a horse.
Practically there has been no increase
in the pay of the office
Miss Lillian A. Blackman was ap-
pointed stenographer and typewriter to
the board at a salary of $3.50, which is
an increase of $50 Miss Blackman has
been an efficient worker and the board
has done we'll to fittingly acknowledge
her services.
Superintendent Kendall reported to
the board an outline of supplementary
reading for the use of the grammar
schools.
The committee on schools recon-
mended that the Zunder school be
opened on or before Monday, the nth
day of May, for the reception of pupils.
The committee also recommended that
the school be made a part of Welch
sub-district. Miss M. R. Webster will
be principal of the sub-district.
The boundaries between the Welch
district and Webster sub-district, be-
ginning at the northwest corner of
George street. the Welch sub-district
hereafter to include both sides of George
street to Broad street, neither side of
George street to Dow street, both sides
of Dow street to Oak street, both sides
of Oak street to York street, neither
side of York street to Davenport ave-
nue..
The committee reported that all Of
Silver street and the territory south Of
Silver street at present included in the
Welch sub-district be hereafter a part
of the Washington sub-district.
\ The committee further recommended
that the Cedar street school be aban-
doned for school purposes during the
remainder of the present year on and
after May H.
The following teachers will be trans
ferred from the Cedar school to the
Zunder school.
Miss Carrie f. Finch, from room /
Cedar street to room / Zunder.
Miss Marie Hatch, room to room 2.
Miss Edna M. Judson, room to
room 4.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Craig. room to
room Z.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Campbell, room
to room 9.
Miss Josephine t. Costello, room to
room 10.
Miss Elizabeth Allen, room to room
Miss Sarah M. Lewis, room to room
IL.
Miss Ada L. Ruth. from la Webster
to 8 Zunder.
Miss Ida J. Goodhue, 1b Webster to
5 Zunder.
Miss l. Maude Tisdale, Webster to
8 Zunder
Miss Anna Colgan from the position
of extra teacher in the Day district to
the position of teacher in room of
Zunder school.
The resignation of Miss Emily War
ner of the Washington school was ac-
cepted, to take effect at the close of the
present school year. Miss Warner has
been longer in the service of the New
Haven schools than any of the teach
ers.
Miss Annie NJ ODonnell was trans
ferred from the substitute list to the
position of extra teacher in the Eaton
district. The resignation of Miss Helen
Mathison as teacher on the substitute
list, which took effect on Saturday,
April Is, was accepted.
Miss Ida E. Bright was transferred
from the substitute list to the position
of teacher in room of Welch school.
The committee stated that the open
ing of the Zunder school would relieve
the district of the necessity of using
the two basement rooms at Webster
school and will also relieve the over
crowded condition of the first grade
rooms in the Webster school and in the
Oak street school.
The zunder school will open with
about five hundred pupils.