The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-24
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pals toppled into the official basket and
the. salaries of the principals of various
:. schools suffered big cut.
After transacting routine business the
board resolved itself into a committee OF
8 the whole and went into executive SEES
sion. For nearly three hours its mem
bers debated on the course TO. pursue,
while outside in the assembly chamber a
=. large crowd of teachers anxiously await
=. edethe outcome of the boards delibera-
: tons.
When the board finally resumed its
regular session the following resolution
was adopted:
:: The salary of principals of grammar schools ol
having eighteen or more classes shall be SUI
per month. The salary of principals in gram
mar schools having less than eighteen classes
. Shall be $175 month.
Principals of primary schools having six.
. teen or more classes shall receive q salary Oh
:. Principals Of primary schools having twelve
thirteen, fourteen fifteen classes, snail re-
D.. CeiEe a salary of $135 per month.
= Principals Of primary schools. having eight
D.. nine, ten or eleven classes shall receive sal
:. Principals of primary schools having FIVE
six or seven classes. shall receive a salary
Principals Of primary schools having three or
four classes shall receive salary OF $loO per
Principals of primary schools having one or
=: two classes shall receive a salary OF $50 per
1T is hereby received and ordered that gram
mar schools having eighteen or more classes
D. shall be entitled TO two vice principals, at a
. salary Of Sl25 per month each; that all gram
mar schools OF fifteen. sixteen or seventeen
=: classes now having two vice principals, shall
. be entitled to one senior vice principal at a
Salary OF SIPS. per month. and TO junior
: vice principal a salary of 500 per month;
that an grammar schools of fourteen classes
tor less shall be entitled TO but one vice prin-
=, cipal, at a salary of SIPS per month,
Resolved, That all primary schools Of less
than fifteen classes shall not be entitled to
= dgiy vice principal, and that all primary
schools of fifteen classes more shall be
entitled TO but one vice principal, at salary
: Resolved, That all vice principals in any
: schools made vacant by virtue OF the fore
3 going resolutions be, and they are hereby
That salaries of principals of evening schools
9 be as follows:
Schools having twenty-five more classes.
S125 per month.
classes doth inclusive) 800 per month.
Schools having ten to thirteen classes (ooth
Schools Schools having six to nine classes Cboth
fnclusive), SIS per month.
Schools having five or less classes, $50 per
Each vice principal of evening schools shall
teach class and shall receive no compensa-
ton as vice principal in addition to his or her
salary as teacher.
The following resolution was also
adopted:
That teachers in any school who have hus,
% degree Of consanguinity, TO the principal OF
said school. shall be Immediately transferred
by the to aHptaer sfh0G
: rotary of the board at salary of $3.50
- The building and Grounds Committee
was empowered to employ a teamster IN
til July / at a salary Of $91 a month.
n. <. Berliner and E. w. Halfor, as
sistant secretaries of the board, will each
FFeceive 500 and $50 respectively for extra
services during the months OF January
. and February.
William z. Commary was appointed As
sistant Inspector of Buildings at a salary
Directors Kemp, Armstrong and Condor
were appointed to act as census COMMIT
John Gilbert defeated H: .zeimer for the
. position of Chief Census Marshals
Communications were received from the
= Following and referred to the olHerent
committees;
Gallagher, teacher in Mission High
School, asking TO be assigned 70 'i0'9 anu
: Attorney J. o. Council. asking that his
clients salary scayenger 10 january d pe
R Niancarini. asking that bill for plaster cast
for drawing classes be PAID; ,,,,o, -e1o+,ng
e. city and County Attorneys opinion relatlhs
to the njunctions against the ooaro. s Gu
Petition Of the United 1ypeWIISSeL aitet ouP
ply Company. asking for return OF InachAhes'
- The Finance Committee, consisting Of
" Directors Holbrook, Head and stow, rec
commended the payment OF the IolIo"lhe
Pi CHARLES 7. Ravens, architect, 1909 g.;
. Union Paving and Contracting company 3 ~
first payment as per contract $l01l -''
Also Also f Recommending the payment Of sal
cries of teachers, janitors, once ana SHOP
employees, and bills ,odfaor rents ior inc
ni Snnar IN r. H. Webster submitted
his report, containing the following as
signments:
Miss Molie Walsh is displaced as teacher of
the first grade in the Jackson Primary School
and assigned to the day substitute class
Miss n. f. Lorigan teaching the htth grace
IN the Jackson assigned to receiving class
III Mis- f Lou Smithson OF the substitute class,
assigned to the fifth grade IN the Jackson Pri-
'u Nc Gambity, Fremont School. assigned
fo the substitute list under date of January
~ tsso 7, HanIon. Madison School, assigned
g: b. " Class In the Fremont, vice Miss II. Gam
ply. N F. Idpnan, third grade OF the Ener-
- Irinary assigned TO the third grade in the
Manson, vice Miss L. r. Hanlon;
MISS A FILING assigned to the Emerson vice
MI Mss - NJ T. c. Tarpey reassigned to the South
hS NJ King. recently assigned to the South
End: assigned to a first and second grade in
the s1,s Su 10 Eettinger reassigned TO the Agassiz
: Miss Alice Cassamajon reassigned to the JET
Mss ] Passalacqua reassigned to the Chinese
ef Miss NJ. L. Boylan placed upon the day un-
AS Ms K. " SPEEDING assigned to fifth grade
IN the Spring Valley. 49,. ,..,.,
M.
school, assigned to the day substitute list
Miss Fl Brignardello OF the DAY substitute
I{st = assigned to the West End School, Vice
Miss J. Frank.
Miss NJ A. Wright Miss r. Stack, Miss Z.
r-ioary Miss a Murphy and Miss K. Tarpey.
transferred from the day unassigned list with
but nav TO the day substitute list.
Mss p McCue of the day substitute list,
reassigned TO the Irving Scott school.
AS soon as the status of special teach
. srs in the evening schools can be deter
mined the classification OF said schools
will be perfected.
The following resolution introduced by
Director Head was adopted
Resolved, That A. L. Jordan be relieved from
bis position in the Humboldt Evening Schoo!