The age-herald., 1900-06-10
ELECTED TEACHERS
 FOR NEXT SESSION
Important Meeting of the Board
 of Education.
MUCH BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Petition for Advanced Grade in Colored Schools Conditionally Granted Advisory Board Elected
 The New Buildings

At the regular monthly meeting of the board of education, held yesterday after noon, teachers for the next scholastic term, beginning Monday, September r, were elected and other important business trans acted.
 The committees recommendation as to the locations for the new school buildings was approved a petition for the advanced grade in the colored schools was condi- tionally granted, and board of colored cit izens to advise with the superintendent re- garding the interests of the colored schools was appointed
 The meeting was held in the council chamber of the city hall and was called to order at D. m. by President Ullman with Vice President Drennen, Superintendent Phillips and quorum present.
 The first business taken up was the regu- lar budget of accounts, which were pre- sented by Chairman Steiner of the finance committee, with favorable recommendation, which was concurred in
 Election of Teachers
 Chairman Lane of the committee on in struction reported on teachers for the next session and the following were elected sub Ject to reassignment
 High School-Prncipal J. B. Cunning ham; Miss Willie M. Allen, Miss B. A. AL len, Miss H. R. Thornton, MT. Samuel Ad- ans, Miss Foribel Brown, Miss Laura C. Spalding, Mir. Gustave Caman.
 Powell School-Principal, Miss Mary A. Cahalan; Miss Lula Bradford, Miss Emma Wellman, Miss Lucy Dennis, Miss Estee Heaslett, Miss Alice Roberts, Miss Kate Meade. Miss Nash Johnston mi Greene, Miss Cora E. Palmer, Miss Nellie Castleman Miss Kate Dabney Miss Flu genia Weatherly, Miss Carrie Henderson, Miss Mary E. Bostick.
 Henley School-Principal, c. A. Brown; Miss Helen s. Hudson, Miss Elberta Fay Tor, Miss Annie Bradford Miss Claride Berry, Miss Nina Strother, Miss Jamie Moore, Miss Jessie Ruter, Miss Alice Staff ford, Miss Elizabeth Cleveland Miss Jes- sic Roberts, Miss Anna Greene, Miss Ro- chelle Williams, Miss .Maude Davis, Miss Amy Braun, Miss N. D. Davis.
 Paul Hayne School-Principal, c. B. Glenn; Misses Willie Wallis, Nettie Ander son, Bertha Koenig, May Ward Annie Pearson, Ida Taylor, Emma Ives, Mary Sholl, Ella Taylor; Carrie Jernigan, Jessie H. Lockhart Mrs. Theresa Evans, Misses Addie Norton, Mary Rittenberry, Julia Royall, F. H. Meade, Lotte Green, M. II. Johnston, R. G. Lewis M. N. Dabney.
 Supernumerares-Miss Bertha Schoen, Stella SpiVa, EStelle McGhee.
 Special-Miss Leta Kitts.
 Slater School (Colored)-Prineipal, w. J. Echols; Rachel Lester, Rosa Diffay, Willie Smith, Gertrude Adell, M. E. Sigman, Elm ma J. Boyd, Fannie D. White, J. Lawrence and Orlean Kennedy.
 Supernumerary-F. F. Kemp.
 Lane School Colored)-Principal, G. S. Lewis: Nancy L. Lowe, Lizzie K. Glover Rosa MI Weaver Annie E. Payne, Birdie L. Harvey, Rosa l.. Houston, Lucy J. Hunter. A. H. Parker.
 Cameron School Colored)--Prin cipal w. c. Davis: Anna Simmons, Mamie Childs, Brunetta c. Hil A. F. Kiel.
 Advanced Colored Grade
 A petition signed by a large number of colored citizens asking that an advanced grade be established in connection with the colored schools was presented to tho board and was given respectful considera- tion and was granted on condition that the tuition fees would justify and cover the additional expenses.
 An advisory board of reputable colored citizens was appointed to advise with the superintendent from time to time regard ing the interests of the colored schools
 The question of tuition fees in the high school and of nonresident pupils in the elementary schools was taken up, and by the boards action will remain the same as at present.
 Chairman Drennen of the special com mittee on new buildings reported that ar engagements had been condtionally closed with the Elyton company whereby two ele- gant lots, one for the Lakeview and the other for the rolling mill district schools, had been secured. The report was con- cured in and a resolution adopted asking the board of mayor and aldermen to make the necessary appropriation.
 The North Highland school will be To- cated on a splendid lot donated by Alder man Gray, who is also treasurer of the school board.
 The session of the schools just closed was one of the most successful in their history, having completed a full term of