The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-22
Very respectfully,
Public School No.

Public School No.
Jersey City, Dec. Is, lSSs-
Dear Fellow P~rincipal@Ine Som 4ha Sfsfa
School Law rave invited suggesaons
from teachers generally as 10 the pro-
posed law. Senate Bin 1877.
1t is the opinion of those who nave CIV
en- the matter careful study that. the
measure as published contains Iealures
not aleulat to promote the WeHdIe "
the schools or the interests OF pTAlclpaaS
and teachers; provisions that, II enacteds
will prove detrimental 10 the cause u
educatioR and make the lot OF teacneTs
IN resnonse to the Invitation of the Com
mission. educators of experience and
prominence assisted by eminent CouLlSsl
are preparing recommenuatlons ~ NJ suo-
mitted for the actlon OF lne otdtS
ers' Association
If the teachers of the State in their am
nual meetdngassembledex express cleariy all9
decisively their views as to the proposed
school legislation, it is believed tnat inc
Commission will eliminate provisions lhdL
might prove injurious to the SCHOOLS ana
oppressive TO principals and teachers. lou
are aware, of course, that in the law the
word ssteacher' includes principal
Therefore, 1t is essential TO the welfare
of the schools and OF yourselves ana y19a
teachers that there be the largest possible
attendance at the meeting OF the New
Jersey State Teachers Association 20 pc
held in Jersey City, December 27-29 inst
Delegates should be present all three days.
and you are urged to secure the member
ship and attendance Of your teachers
1t is very important that persons VINO
expect to attend the meeting from q dls-
tanee. and who desire accommodations,
should write at once to James T; Mackey.
School No. q, Jersey City, so that guar
tiers may be reserved. Mote page ~ OF the
Hon. j. Brognard Belts, Assistant Super
sntendent Of Public Instruction, Trenton,
has offered to send copies of Senate lyl to
any teacher who may wish to study me
~ c1zra Won ira urged fn write TO ME.
Belts for a copy.
GEORGE H. LINsLEY.
Principal School No. l and President
Jersey City Male PRINCIPALS, Assn.
DAVID B. CORSON,
Principal ELICIT street + b,, Senoo scb and
Principals Association.
Jersey City-Edward Kelly, Principal
School No. {; VIM. J. Tuers, PNneipa,
Schesl No. 9; A D Joslin. Principal
School No. q; F. W. Eveleth, Principal
School No. z; w. B. Du RE, Principal
Newark-otto N. Schultz, Principal
Morton Street; ]. ". Kennedy, Principal
Miller Street; Edwin Shepard, Principal
South Market Street.
Bayonne-H. E. Harris, Principal School
No. 1; Preston H.. Smith, Principal High
School; Samuel A. Robertson. Principal
School No. Z.
Elizabeth-M. W. Pease, Principal School
NO. 2; w. d. Heyer, Principal School No.
3; w. r. Robinson, Principal School No. a.
Paterson-Orestes H. Brands, Principal
Schoo No. 2; w. S. T~witchell, Principal
School No. 6; A. s.. Wilson, Principal
School No. 10; w. H. Barry, Principal
choel No. II.
Hoboken-J. W. Lycett, Principal School
Mo. /; L. +. Talbot, Principal School No.
2; T. Kelly, Principal School No. 8; d. E.
Rug Principal School No. 6; A. Musgraye,
Pri$.ipal School NO. Z.
John Dwyer. Principal School No. /.
Harrison.
Robert Waters, Supervising Principal.
West Hoboken.
Otto ortel. Supervising Principal. Town
Of Union.