New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23
HIGH SCHOOL IEACHEho.
,,p HUNDRED AND FORTY APPLI-
GIANTS EXAMINED.
ru,nrr.NINE DIFFICULT SUBJECTS COVERED IN

,rx.xtNE DIFFICULT SUBJECTS COVERED IN
-,,p EXAMINATIONS GIVEN YESTERDAY
Examinations Of candidates for teachers In
,,rce new high schools took place yesterday
.ha CIV College. Twenty-third-st ana LeN'hs-
',avo seventy-nve appointments are to be mace
Va ,here were 44O applicants examined
~ Number Of subjects covered was thirty-hine'
my - divided into eighteen groups. and the
NV s,so,e for any position had to be examined In
70 .ho subjects included in the group IN whch lhe
,,oc, which he wished to teach was tCuho' me
,r,natlons in the first nine groups coii.ei'eu az
,n,ocr IN the morning. and those IN the las' 'n'Se
..o afternoon Three hours were allotted to
each group - -, ,,o ,,,yh School Com
a. T. 49,, the general supervision OF the examina-
M, ,hue one Of the assistant superin'ehoeh's
uo",' poara Of Education had charge OF each
room. $50 ,,s rrouns with the number
.nnlylng for examination IN e"on, ,o,,a,,e,
w PHYSICS chemistry. arithmeuc, lnei ,in
No ,dric systom, algebra, geometry plane "'So-
nometry-tw enty-twS ssho5loSyi botany. chemistry
No Zoology phSso'oe'' '''
foSG sphysc seCSsGapy sT%ofS
physics GEe,sb language. rhetoric. English inter-
NO. No American literature, general hs''iS-''i''
I'VE ap ggMfa1n language. Latin literature Roma"
and creek sb language. French literature french
history-thirty-two applicants eometrv tplane and
soMi,S; 'trIronomctry Cplane and sphericap-h''y-
foEr appRRCoSokkccping, commercial law arithmetic
eleven appeTican history English history, general
NO c%iXiI Observation-Disclosures appntSantss;;
chemistry. physics. Algebra, al
,ro,6inc the metric systenl-nlheteen Pbnrn;etrv
M To iIIIeePhy siology. zoology. po'ahS'
'h Nee ffgYBotany zoology physiology chemistry
e SS lspGreeR language Greek ltera,ure Greek
"a Roman Misrepresentation applcan's ,..ro.,ro
sE 1l-Gerrnan language, German Htei"'"i0'
ccrman history-ffty-e applicants
No l6-Stenography-siXteen appho"H'''
l--PhyScal training-thlrteen apllISdnts
10 lS-Drawing Greenland ana nechan'c""-
,hirty-eight applicants -
A, the same place to-day all competitors are re-
,,,red 10 write an essay OF not less than hve nun
s-aa words upon some everyday topic which VIII
"a assigned This viii be test in the use ana
command OF English After this number OF those
rbo have ranked highest In examination VIII be
selected and will be put through further oroeai oy
oral examination. . zta.oa. .o,cb
There be three classes or ASSISTANT >e"Ni'-
ers with salaries as follows: - ooo. x..,. 90 oon
First assistantsMale. $3.50 70 S5V IeIha C
N 50 500 Second assistantsMae. $SV9 10 S,;iW 0U;
female 81 800 to $3.50. Third Observation-Disclosures Si'-
10 81 800; female, $500 to 81 ~ . $50, oich,
First assistants must have had at least ei6nt
years successful experience In teaChlns Seculuaii
studies for at least three OF such years '"e! s"'
have taught their special subjects -. a.
Second assistants must have had at Ieast i've
wears successful experience in teachins SecotuaiSi
studies: for al ,east Of such years theF snail
Third assistants must have had az least thiee
wears successful experience in teachlnS; 1850, l..
The number Of first assistants IN edcl schooi -
viii not exceed SIX third assistants are not limited
IN number.