New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
THE COMMITTEE SUBMITS RECON-
MENDATIONs TO THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
ACTION OF THE BOARD TO RE ANNOUNCED IN
ONE wEEK-rHE AVERAGE STANDING
REMARKABLY HIGH.

REMARKABLY HIGH.
The Committee High Schools yesterday sub
mitted the following recommendation to the Board
Of Education:
To the Board OF School superintenaents.
The Committee on High Schools re recommends the
following nominations for the several assistants IN
r.: sogs EsS ssssD5 .ensa
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mA,hematss. 1900; L o is Lyms French 300 j.
1 shIsPpsrdi history os soy. High schooc
Herrck. history a5Co; oscar W Anthony maths-
P pesn ps sS hS f HermSn f Paul.
Harold brosn draEins go; E E%snael k HsSs
Msuds 5Sn j, 5ns Ms. c se e Ms.
nngham music $500; Miss F f. H. Flint Latin
First assistants for Girls High schOq-AcFehS'as,d
physics 5000; Miss Anna Van Week, mathe-
" Second Ass assistant. for Girls High schSo,Mss
i DelaHo Lain m' 500 Hiss Ida Ms5ca
mates 500 Miss Eliza wG Si:. h Gis2a se Ne
s: IS q M. #ss 3
iish. 2O; Miss Celia Ford Latin. g. 200 Miss Grace
heck ssqis RlsidTy s Ms: Adele
ward French %srs Miss u Idse' soOo csTDsnS
Josephine Bsldsrhass ph{sca, gani RE- 9sry MISS
L h4F A s!snGsT1PhSM MI
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second Cts MSe saseIsS Eash
John H De9bsh m m1t 5s Ta M h:so2g
sh s@ Mis- E E F. b @iS soi s'P isn $50
Third Assistars s Mixed Mixed fShP P2ne 4tsk $3.50
Fs yBs 4 p5 Hsti a5 Ms: @
sGssFXs MIS- s Emily M's FaSsr Frsnc Ms; MARI
i Tsf S Mis- Mss 4 bt Ess:s9n ]SSss.
si2o Miss Harriet K smith zten n KR 200
JAMES GOODWIN
HENRY w. JAMESON.
The action OF the Board upon this recommenda-
ton will be announced in one week. Mt. Maro's'
vho has had the general supervision OF the exami-
| nations of candidates for these places was ui,"
last year superintendent Of public schoo'S III
/ Worcester He expresses himself as surpriseu "'
! the high standard attained by so large nunoe'
Of those examined Many OF the examinations
The lists Of pupils who have made appN ,Trneh
over 10 the principals who are at pressnr U :
izng them BY name into classes ana pe.er ~ ~ :
/ What teachers they shall need. since these MAINS
Cof which there two thousand nave ave e 6ntded
the Of the Normal College aevf of
bap vii lessen the number OF applicants for the
| Ejob school,. The number OF pupils for eac !
Tncl yiiI ~ nresent be limited 10 lve hundred
| ween ninety and one hundred pCys edCn -
whom desires TO prepare FOR one o. IN. ,he povs
| vcrstieg have applied for admission 10 the po9'
The Bows High School is to occupy temporary
rho Roys' Grammar School building No 80, az no.
s. West Thrtsentil-st., Win Johni ~ ~ 10 gs
principal Girls Grammar School No; a. az 81 Cirr'
East TIVE rfh-st will be occupied by the, "rts
! High school with John L. Wright prli,cipai,i IA
mixed scaool under the charge OF ftthop a .
wsrd Go oSVld S Mi Grammar Ps school NO in
Ore-huT drcd and enth-st ana ~ Oh
There will be three courses OF STUDY III "a ;,
! ,ohooia general course q commercial course anu a
ciassica nourse The general course Is dosIsIleu ~
meet the requirements of those studelts Hi0 ~
nreparing Tor the Normal College or we @ ia a.
Inc civ OF New York. and also OF tnal "Ise uich
whose school educato Will emo WIN ~ ny hn,h
School. The curriculum IN THIS cou'Se W."
/ elastic and comprehensive 80, :. .oaa IN az two
! The commercial course Will be mace " -, % 49,
classes OF subjects. The hrst Il ion OF
n,sh the student with a substantial - ~
Snnerai raining: the second TO PROVIDE MN W..
s,ch technical knowledge OF bookkeeping, I'M
| cioI law etc as will enable him 10 meet ''e W
| mands OF ordinary business NE e.. odr,ission 70
The classical course will prepare for I'd
rho largest colleges in the country II II eApc ,ha
thar the girls will take sewing on - sacond
/ frst year and cooking once fortnight ''''
I year. .,us t., ac,ion in selecting
nev building FOR the site at Andrews ar
da aves Morris Heights The Board OF t.s. Esq az,
/ and Advertisement announced that II s,'Ira
the 900 necessary 20 put ~ thar II dld no;
Morris Heights owing 10 the tact lndI ~ lie
de.ro il advisable 70 WOOD III a .aIse f'"''N'N'
in he construction OF a school oui.dlhs ,ss,o,.
/ ~or-7issOner Prentiss informed tht -
recommend A. y Edson. Assistant ~ al
IF Schools OF Massachusetts. Tor appollt'A De-
mo v,cancv made by the resigna lon o, y. ID ,,,os
I land az assistant superintendent MI Tus0" ''N