The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
FIXED SALARIES
Of TEACHERS
The Board of Education De-
cided on a Schedule
Last Evening.
A Few Changes, but the Majority
the Same as Under the
List Of Last Year.
Instructors Whose Positions Were
Declared Vacant Will Take
Legal Redress.

| ing anu scale was auopleu tnal is De-
Eeved will be Just to all.
Director Gallagher made objection TO
the pay Of some of the teachers and when
the ma jority voted in favor OF the sched-
uIe changed his vote OF no and gave no.
| tice that he would move for reconsider
alton at the next meeting.
| The schedule is as follows:
High schools-Principals of Lowell, Girls
| High and Polytechnic High, $3.50; vice-prin-
| cipal Lowell and Glrls' High, $l65; heads OF
| departments, $l55; assistants, 500; assist
ants. after one years experience, $110; assist
ants, after two years experience, Sl20; assist
| ants. after three years experience, $3.50; as
| slstents. after four years experience, $l40;
! teacher of French and English rhet-
orlc, Girls High School 500; vice
| principal, Polytechnic High school, Sl65;
| head leacher, business department Polytech-
mic High School, 800; first assistant, busl-
ness departm ent. Polytechnic High school.
500; second assistant, business department,
OF typewriiing, business department, Poly:
technc High School, $50; second teacher of
typewriting and assistant, business depart
ment Polytechnic High SCHOOL, 500: teacher
OF stenogra ply Polytechnic High School,
$S5 teacher OF Spanish Poly technic High
school, 800; teacher OF penmanship, Poly
iechnic High School, SO; teacher OF manual
training department. (Mlss Van Vleckl, Poly
technic High School, SlZJ; teacher OF draw
ing ana modern languages (J. ]. SchmitI)
Lowell High School, S140; assistants, manual
training, $50.
Principals of grammar schools = Lincoln,
Adams Cos mopoi1tan, John SWEET, Horace
Mann. 5000; all other grammar schools, $175;
Burnett, Irving scott and Paramount. $3.50.
Princip pals of primary schools-Webster and
Whittier, $3.50; Agassiz, Cooper, Emerson,
Garfield Henry Durant. Humboldt. Halght,
Longfelow Marshall Moulder. Redding, Starr
King, Pea body, Richmond, $135; Cleveland,
Edison. Fremont Golden Gate, Hawthorne,
Irving. Jefferson, lie Conte. Stanford, Sher-
Dudley Stone and Grant, $3.50; Sheridan,
Monroe, Sutro S120; Butna Vista, Madison.
Chinese, South End, Noe Valley and Winfield
Scott, Sl1O; Laguna Honda, Ocean House,
West End. 800; SunnysIde, Park Primary,
Hunters Point, sunny Vale. $50.
VIC principals OF grammar schools, 1925;
second vice-prlneiDals 500; vice-principals
sldo 81 primary s'n0o''' "H'''''' anu webster
Dav substitute, probationary and unassigned
regular teachers-Substltute teachers, $40;
probationary teachers, $40,
Unassigned regular teachers to be paid the
salary of prima mary-grade teachers, regulated
by the number OF years OF experience ac-
cordance with the provisions OF this schedule.
Regular teachers OF grammar and primary
grade glasses. Grades shall be designated as
first, second. third, fourth, nth, sixth,
seventh e ghth and advanced eighth. First
year. $50; thereafter yearly increase OF S3
month until the following maXimus OF
salaries are reached:
q
$50; second year, $53; third year, $50; fourth
year, $50; fifth wear, S62; sixth year, $65
sevenih year s68; slgh.h S77 year, s7i; ninth
$50; twelfth year, SS3.
Second, third and fourth grades-First year
$50; second year, S52; third Y ar, $55; fourth
$62 so; seventh year. 500; eighth year,
S67 so; ninth year, SO; tenth year, S73;
eleventh year, $40.
Fifth, sixth and seventh grades, S79; eighth
audadvanced eighth grades, $83.
Provided that the maximum salary paid to
the holders OF primary grade certificates shall
be S6S per month.
Assistants in primary and grammar schools
tecahiug German and Eugliah or English and
French, s. per month in addition TO their sal
aries according 10 the schedule.
In fixing the salary OF teacher, alter elee-
tomas eguar teacher. credit shall be given
such teacher Tor experience IRON the date OF
her or his appointment on the substitute list;
and for any experience such teacher may
have had in any of the public schools of the
State of California, before entering the depart
ment.
School, S125; principal Washingto ton Evening
school, $1U0; principal Hun boldt Evening
School, 800; principal Business Evening
school, 500: principal Frank lin, Mission and
Richmond 800; principal Hamilton Evening
School $50; principal Horace Mann Evening
school, $75; PRINCIPAL Irving Scott Evening
School, $50; principal OF evening schools con-
tanning three or more classes, 500; vice-prin-
cfpal Lincoln Evening School, $50; vice prin-
cipal Washington and Business evening
scnoo.s, $50; assistants IN evening schools,
$50; ass1s ant typewriter, $50; teachers OF
High School classes In HUMBOLDT Evening,
$50; head teacher mechanical drawing, Lin
coin Evening School, 500; teacDer physics,
Lincoln Evening school, $50: teacher OF elo-
cutfon Humboldt Evening school, SO.
Evening and high school substitutes-Sub-
stitutes, evening schools, $50 per month, with
81 so additional compensation ior each even
ing engaged in teaching class; substitutes,
High School, per day when teaching, So.
Normal school-Principal, $175; vlce-prin-
cipal S123
S75; teachers OF physical culture, 800; all
teachers OF cooking, S65: teachers of sewing.
500: teachers OF manual TIA nlng, S75; teacher
of history with stereoptcon, 500.
Office and shop employes-Assistants secre-
taries each $50; Board OF Examiners four
each, per year. 800; secretary Board OF Exam
Board OF Education. SO; typewriter, office
SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools, 800; messenger,
secre,ary's officH, 81 10; messenger, Superin-
iendent of scnoois' office, 500; storekeeper,
$50; assistant store keeper, 500; insp ctor
OF buildings and head carpenter, $3.50; scav-
enger, $11o; teamster' S92 d.
Miss K. NJ. Ball, whose position as a
teacher was declared vacant several weeks
ago, fled notice by her attorneys, Lane g.
Lane, on the board that Miss Ball de-
manded her former position and is hold
ing herself ready TO report for duty at any
time. The matter was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
1t was decided TO have the fourth rade
of the various schools dismissed ar . 80
o'clock hereafter instead of O. clock.
Attorney Barclay Henley, representing
Mrs. J. Ii. Leary, served nctice on the
board that his client objected to being
dismissed for having married and would
demand her salary. The matter was re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
The following recon- mmendations of the
Com mittee on Qualifications were adopted
That Miss Angus Ia G. Kelly. Miss Katherine
Gaines, Miss Emily Cerf, Miss Mary Walsh,
Miss Mollie Z. Walsh, Miss Louise G. Beck,
Miss May A. OyBrien, Miss Margaret c. Nc
Donald Miss Cecilia Friedlander aud Miss
Rosetta Leary be declared eligible to electio n
into the depar tment.
The committee also reported that the
following named probationary teachers
had been declared regular teachers: Miss
Loretta V. Conway, Miss A ddie b. Hor-
ton, Mrs. NJ. Seley.
The Committee on Elementary Educa-
ton made the following recommends
tions, which were adopted:
That two new classes be formed in the
Hearst Grammar school; that Miss Nora
Fogarty be transferred from the Mouder School
Il, Ine Hearst School. that Mis-, NJ + Dorur