The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-30

ports of the superintendent and the va
rious committees.
Superintendent Kendall in his report
stated that he had transferred Franklin
S. Hoyt, supervising principal of the
Dwight district, to the supervising prin-
cipalship of the Winchester district,
with the accommodation that his sal
airy be fixed at $4,000. Further he said
that Mr.. Hoyts success IS principal of
the Dwight sub-district entitled him, in
the Judgment of the committee, to this
compensation for the important duties
of the Winchester district. The super
vising principal of the Dwight district
is paid, in part, by the state board of
education. Owing to this fact an agree
ment with the state board is necessary
in the appointment of a successor to
Mr.. Hoyt, and little time will be need
ed for a conference with the state au-
thorities before the position can be
filled
At a subsequent session of the board
Superintendent Kendalrs action in thus
refusing to reappoint Principal Hurd
was unanimously indorsed.
The report of the committee on
schools, which follows, announces the
appointment of twelve of the recent
graduates of the normal school to posi-
tons with salaries of 5000 per year.
Two more graduates are placed on the
unassigned list at the same salary.
They will be given positions with the
opening Of the Hooker school, All of
the young women belong in this city,
and although the appended list does not
observe it, all We're appointed according
to their standing. The report is as fol-
lows:
The superintendent has appointed S.
E. Findley as teacher in the Hlllhouse
high school, and the committee recon-
mend that his salary be fixed at ST. 900
Mr.. Findley takes the place of c. E.
Weller, whose salary was $1,100 His
work Will be to take charge Of the af-
ternoon session of the TIillhouse high
school in the absence of the principal.
The superintendent has appointed the
following teachers and the committee
recommend that the salaries be fixed at
the sum appended to each name:
Miss Charlotte A. Wolff, New Haven,
German, Boardman school, $500
S. p. Beebe, chemistry and physical
geography, Boardman, $500.
Miss Minnie Fl. Smith, room 8, grade
2, Skinner school, $3.50.
Miss Margaret NJ Fox, room 2, grade
/, Fair street school, $500.
Miss Helen D. Morris, room 8, grade
2, Roger Sherman school, 5000.
Miss Carolyn W. Trip, room 5, grade
8, Roger Sherman school, $500,
Miss Grace M. Hyland, assistant
teacher Winchester school, $500
Miss Minnie A. Porter, room 6, grade
2, Zunder school, $500.
Miss Abbie L. Springfield, unassigned
list, $500.
Miss Antoinette E. Parlow unassign-
ed list, 5000.
Miss Mary C. Conway, unassigned
list, $500.
Miss Marion T. Ocain, unassigned list,
$500.
Miss Grace E. Lowe, unassigned list,
$500.
Miss Hortense Metzger, unassig ned
list, $500.
Miss Mary A. Williams, unassigned
list, $400
Miss Elizabeth w. Cleaveland, teach
err in the Hillhouse high school, has
been granted leave of absence for the
coming fall term, and the committee at
this time recommend that Miss Cleave-
land be appointed for the remainder Of
the school year beginning January 2,
1901, at a salary at the rate of $S5 per
month.
The superintendent has appointed