The San Francisco call., 1899-01-26

| ton of any standing committee OF the Board
| be promulgated or carried into effect until the
same shall have been adopted or ratified at a
| regular meeting of the Board of Education;
provided however, that in cases of urgency
such acts. decisions or resolutions may pe
4 promulgated or carried into effect by said
! standing committees with the written author
| ity of the president of the Board of Education
! and the Superintendent of Common Schools.
| subject to the approval of the Board OF Edu-
| cation at its next meeting
The report of the committee appears In
full elsewhere in these columns.
! Director Gedge submitted the following
| report as to the classes consolidated In
! the various schools:
Bernal Primary, Crocker Grammar Denman
| Grammar Paramount Primary, Franklin Gram
mar, Golden Gate Primary, one class consoli-
dated.
Hancock Grammar and Hamilton Grammar.
| two classes consolidated.
Jackson Primary and Jefferson Primary, one
| class
John SWEET Grammar. two classes.
Lincoln Grammar four classes.
Monroe Primary, Richmond Primary, Starr
! King Primary, South End School, Spring VAL
! ley Grammar, one class each.
Washington Grammar, three classes
| Whittier Primary and Mission Grammar, one
| class
Noe Valley Primary, two classes to be con-
! solidated; third grade pupils to go to James
Lick School: principal to take charge of one
| class
Park Primary, one class to be consolidated
| and pupils to go to Richmond Primary.
Rincon Grammar, one class
!
| School proper and Park Primary.
Leaves of absence were granted to Miss
| NJ. E. Hawley, L. de F. Bartlett, Miss j..
Frank, Miss F. Prag, Miss B. Levingston.
The Committee on Building and
| Grounds reported as follows:
Resolved. That one outside classroom in the
| Noe Valley School be abolished and rent cease
February I, 1893; one classroom in the Monroe
| Primary School, classroom in the Sutro
Primary School and two outside classrooms in
the Richmond Primary School be also abol-
! ished; that the rooms situated the corner
! of Point Lobos and First avenues be rented as
! an annex to Richmond School at rental of
Resolved, That the outside classroom at
! tached to the Hearst Grammar School on the
corner of Fillmore and Hermann streets be dis
| continued, and the class removed to the build
! ing now occupied by three other classes on the
! corner of Pierce and Hermann
Resolved, That the owner Of the property on
| the corner of Pierce and Hermann streets be
! requested to repair the roof of said room and
| have II ready for occupancy by February !,
1899. Adopted.
The report of the Evening Schools Com
mittee reads as follows;
The Evening Schools Committee recon-
mends that the following schools be abolished:
! Fairmount Evening, Hearst Evening, John
! SWEET Evening and Mission Evening schools,
/ and that the teachers of said schools be placed
on the unassigned list without pay from Feb
ruary l. 1899.
! That two classes in Franklin Evening School
| be consolidated
That five classes in the Humboldt Evening
! School be consolidated.
That one class in the Irving Scott Evening
! School be consolidated.
That class in Lincoln Evening School be
consolidated.
That the class of one teacher in the Business
Evening School be consolidated.
That the classes of two teachers in the Rim
| con Evening School be consolidated. and that
| William Langdon be elected principal Of Rim
con Evening School.
That two classes In Richmond Evening
! School be consolidated.
! That one class in the Spring Valley Evening
School be consolidated and that James Sykes
be elected principal of Spring Valley Evening
! School.
That two classes in Washington Evening
! School be consolidated.
! That Hamilton and Horace Mann evening
| schools be classified.
ED L. HEAD (Chairman).
p A. BERGEROT,
GEORGE r. ARMSTRONG.
The following changes were made in the
staff of janitors:
SAN FRANCISCO. jan 25, 1898.
! To the Honorable Board of Education-Gen-
tlemen Your Committee Janitors respect
| fully recommends that the following persons be
removed to take effect February. /, 1899:
! Thomas Hennessy,s Burnett School. vice T. A.
| Casserly.
Hugh McCabe. Clement School, vice r. Ma
Sylvia Hodgkins, Fremont School. vice H c.
| Capwell.
q. Guraglia, Golden Gate School. vice James
| Croke.
James Collins, Franklin School, vice J. Kear-
ney.
Miss N. 2. shand. Franklin School. vice Mrs.
Mary Corners. Girls High School, vice Mrs
K. NJ. Flynn.
R. Maloney. Girls High School, vice E. H
! Holmes.
Frank Daunet. Lincoln School. vice M.
| Thomas.
d. J. Kelton. Mission High School. vice n