The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
TEACHERS. PAY
TO Be WITHHELD
Only Half Salaries to Be
Given Out This
Month.
A Shortage in the Annual Ap.
preparation Is the Reason
Assigned.
WILL EXAMINE THE SITES.
School Directors Will Visit the Mis-.
sion-Lunch to Be Served
in the Schoolhouses.
WILL EXAMINE THE SITES.

The Board OF Education decided last
of all teachers in the department for the
present month, in order to stave off pos
sible deficiency for the present.
This action was made necessary by the
action of the Board of Supervisors in cut
ting the department appropriation down
to 81 ,000, 900 instead of granting the 81, $50,
600 that was asked. 1t was understood
when the resoluti was passed that the
money will be paid before the end of the
fiscal year, provided the funds in hand
warrant such proceeding.
large delegation of real estate men
and residents of the Mission were present
to learn the result of the deliberations OF
the committee of the whole, which met
during the afternoon to consider the mat
ter OF site for the new Mission High
School. They met with appointment,
for the committee had decided to inspect
the sites proposed before coming TO a
conclusion. The inspection will take
place on Sat lrday afternoon, and the
| board will hear the report at special
meeting to be held on Monday night.
On motion OF Director Soper Superin-
tendent Babcock was authorized to permit
| such arrangements for allowing teachers
| schooihouses as may be deemed necessary.
This is simply intended as an experiment.
The following were recommended to the
State Board OF Education for life dipl omas
OF the grammar grade: Miss Virginia
Stewart, Miss Mollie L. Brown, Miss Mary
S. Denis. Miss Sarah A. Denis. Miss Alice
l.. Derrick and Miss Eliza L. Meadow.
Miss c. F. Hunt. having served the re-
quired probationary period, was elected a
regular teacher.
The following were elected mem bers of
| the day substitute class: Miss Edith
Boyle, Miss E. Houghton, Miss Carrie NJ.
Mills. MISS Ida Nj. Peri, Miss Pollock,
Miss Lizzie Faiey, Miss Martha Carew,
Miss Lillian GambetZ, Miss Helen Carr,
Miss Mcdonald, Miss l.. Conway, Miss
Belle Kincaid, Miss Mae Folsom and Miss
May Flemming.
Mrs. Mary M. Fitzgerald was elected to
the position of vice principal of the San
Francisco Normal School.
The Committee on Glass fication made
the following recommendations that were
| adopted:
Evening School and Miss May Coop a signed
In charge or same; that W. J. G. Willis be
] ira nsferred from the Washington Evening
School to the South End Primary; that Miss r
! $. Mahoney be transferred from the Spring
| Valley Grammar School TO the Washington
Evening School; that Miss Cora R. Herrick be
l
! signed to the Spring Valley Grammar; that
| Miss I. NJ. Fred ricks be transferred from the
Edison Primary to the Agassiz Primary Schooi /;
| that Miss ID. NJ. Corlett be transferred from
| the Emerson Primary School to The Edison
| Primary School; that Miss Annie w. Quinn,
probationary teacher, be assigned to the Ever
eti Grammar; that Miss NJ. E. Devine. su bsti-
| tute, be temporarily assigned TO the
Everett Grammar; that Miss NJ. Seley
be declared a regular teacher and assigned
la vacancy in the Irving Primary school !;
that Miss Lizzie OSullivan be appointed q
probationary teacher aud assigned to.the Stars
King Primary School; that Miss Matilda +.
Nelson be appointed a probationary teacher
and temporarily assigned to the Emerson
Primary School; that Mrs. NJ E. North be ap-
pointed probationary teacher and appointed
to the Irving Scott School; that MISS Jennie L.
Powers be assigned to the High School class in
the Lincoln School ;that Miss Hattie Y. Bren-
non be assigned to the Fairmount Evening
School; tnat new class be formed in the
Bernal Primary School: that new class be
formed in the Sunnyside Primary School with
Miss Mona Browne in charge.