The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-08
PUPILS TO LEND THEIR AID
GROUNDS AROUND SCHOOLS
j WILL BE BEAUTIFIED
Public School Union Granted Per-
mission to Solicit Subscriptions
From the school Children-COm-
mittee on Schools Recommends
Changes in the Teaching STAFF.

The board of school inspectors met
yesterday afternoon in the high school
building and arranged the regular
spring assignments of teachers. Re-
ports from the secretary, the principal
of the teachers training school and
the secretary of the board were re-
ceived.
All the members of the board were
present with the exception of l.. L.
May.
A communication was received from
the committee on characterization of the
st. Paul Public School union, asking
permission to solicit subscriptions from
the pupils of the schools for the pur-
pose of making more attractive the
play ground and approaches to the
various schools.
The request was signed by Gustav
Willius chairman; Mrs. G. l.. Wilson,
J. NJ. Boxall, w. G. Howard and Mrs.
e. F. McGroty.
The request was in line with the
various propositions which have been
made by the union to beautify the
school grounds and give them a bright
sr appearance.
The plan to solicit subscriptions from
the pupils themselves met with the
favor of the board, and the request
MAS granted.
lie lOlIOWIuS TepOTC was 1nduS ny
The committee on schools, and adopted
by the board, and changes in the
teaching staff of the various schools
were made:
From the Committee on Schools to the
Board of School Inspectors. Gentlemen:
We have received the resignation of the
following teachers, and recommend that
they be accepted:
Miss S. NJ. Tener, second grade, Adams
Miss Adella Knudson third grade c1eve.
land school.
We recommend that leave of absence be
granted the following teachers:
Miss katherine Williams, sixth grade,
Madison school, for the remainder of the
Shool year.
What leave of absence granted Miss Mar
garet BYtler until April /, be extended to
the epS2of the school year. ,..-.
We<Secommend the following transfers:
Miss X. NJ. Clum. principal teacher S. S.
Taylor school, to the position of first pri-
mary tearcher. Jefferson school, vice Miss
Butler, granted leave of absence, to date
from April 4, at $3.50 to end of the year.
Miss Kate Kendall, third grade, Van
Buren, school. to the position of principal
teacher S. S. Taylor school, vice Miss Cum.
transferred, to date from April A. at SAL
airy of $3.50 per month.
Kiss Margaret Norton, seventh grade
Humboldt school, to seventh grade Monroe
school, vice Miss Lynch. deceased, to date
from March Il.
Miss n. Buckley, fifth grade Lafayette
school, to seventh grade Humboldt school,
ond year of the grammar grade schedule
salary $50, to date from March A.
Miss Ethel Hern. from the position Of
hrst primary teacher at the Sheridan school,
TO the third grade Madison school, vice
Miss Williams, granted leave of absence.
We recommend the appointment Of the
following teachers:
Miss Elsie Mertens, to the third grade
Van Buren, school. vice Miss Kendall, trans
ferred.
Miss Johanna Hon to the second grade
Van Buren, school, to open a new room.
Miss Sarah Rowells, to the second grade
Adams school, vice Miss Tener, resigned.
Miss Nora Casey, to the second grade Ad-
ans school new room opened March q.
Miss Anna Malone, to the second grade
Ericsson school, to open a new room.
Miss Violet Battelle, to the first grade
Grant school, to open a new room halliday
session..
Miss Daisy Wedge to the first grade
halliday session.
Miss Beryl Weber, to the first grade
Long!el.ow school, TO open a new room,
halliday session..
Miss Mabel Ostergren, to the third grade
signed.
s We recommend O that new room be estab
Jefferson, to date from March /; Drew to
date from April 4; Harrison, to date from
april 4; Monroe, to date from April 4.
We recommend the appointment of Miss
Rose Bremen to the first grade Monroe
school. TO open a new room.
All OF the above appointments are at min
imum schedule salary; appointments and
transfers are to date from the beginning of
the mouth of April unless otherwise specl-
fed.
The following schedule Of the enroll
ment and attendance during March was
made by Supt. Curtis:
From the Superintendent of Schools to the
Board of School Inspectors. Gentlemen:
l herewith submit the following statistical
report for the month of March, 1893
Whole number enrolled " 9o sao
Average daily attendance . .1 1909
Whole number admitted -. 22sSs
The following list Of graduates from
the training school, eligible to appoint
ments as teachers, was made by B. NJ.
Phalen, superintendent of the teachers
training school. The report was placed
on file:
From the Principal Of the Teachers Train