The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-12
under the title Of Duties Of Committees

under. the title Of Duties Of Committees
xI-NEw HIGH SCHOOL.
This committee shall consist of six MEM
bers, who, together with the President, shall
inspect the various sites offered for the
New High School, and shall recommend to
the Board the site which. in their oDlil-
ion. is the most d~esirable; pending sucn
recommendations they may procure OPP
lions on such sites as they may deem adj
vantageous. and report the same, together
with their recommendation.
Ihey snail procure plans Tor a New
High School building, and report the same
to the Board for approval and adoption;
They shall recommend to the Board the
making of such contract or contracts Tor
the construction. and equipment OF the
New High chool building in their opinion
are most advantageous to the city.
They shall exercise general supervision
of the erection. furnishing and equipplng
Of the New High School building, making
report to the Board from time to time OF
the progress of the work, and shall SUI
perintend the removal to the new building
on its construction.
They shall, upon or before the compile
ton OF the new building, recommend to
the Board a plan for the courses of study
to be pursued, the assignment of a corps OF
teachers, and such other matters as IN
their Judgment are necessary or advlsaple;
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call OF the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the toll
lowing vote:-
GdSTI iC2lQCal L II aAo y S% 1AAS
| gins, Nimmo, Mulyaney, Broderick, Finn,
Rice, Gallery, Mersheimer and Egbert-l9.
Absent-Messrs. Mooney. Quinn and
on motion of Mr.. higgins the transfer
of Miss Laura Jackson from School No
II Annex to School No. %, was recons1d-
cred, and on motion the resolution Was re-
scinded.
It was, on motion. unanimously adopted
that Miss Laura Jackson remain a. IN
nav No II and b Miss Caroline E1SQQD.
School No. %.
It was on motion adopted that hereafter
all transfers should take erect on ene
first lay of the month following the aoop-
ton of the resolution. ,
BY Mr.. Broderick, Chairman, School
No. 49,
for the reception of pupils on Wednesday.
November 9, 1898, and that such classes OF
the primary department be estaplsne9
therein as the committee on the school
may deem advisable.
Mr.. Broderiek also declared that the
heating contractor delayed the school
from being opened sooner than
BY Mr.. Finn, Chairman, School No. 20
Resolved, That the extension of School
No. 20, be opened for the reception OF pu-
pills on Monday, November Z, 1898, ana that
such classes be established therein as the
committee on the school may deem az
vlSable.
School No. 20 extension would be open
ed for inspection, Thursday, NoVeihOer
1t was decided to nave the New Zig
School Committee meet at an early care
10 take steps to have that buildlng erece-
The exercises attending the opening Of
School No. q will take place October 81
The pupils of School No. 2 would give
an entertainment on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2, 1898, to which the Board was IN
vited. >r.nh.
Schools Committee, informed the members
that the night schools 1soa would snd 9 3RRa4 a enroli-
ment would occur on the evenings of No
yember 8, 4 and 7, 1898.
Mr.. Mersheimer moved that the appoint
ment of Miss May Fahey as a teacher IN
our schools be reconsidered, but on mo
ton of Mr.. Mulvaney the motion was iald
on the table, after which the meeting al
j%ourned. u,rsr,nAN
Clerk.