The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-29

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school, made vacant by the death OF
John H. Foster, and the appointment
of August Well to the Orchard street
school, The new appointees are from
the civil service list.
The committee on schools reported
that the superintendent had appointed
John B. Gushing principal of the Hill
house high school, and recommended
that his salary be fixed at $27O0; that
the superintendent has appointed Frank
o. Jones supervising principal of the
Dwight district graduate OF Brown
university and of Cortland Normal
school, and recommended that Mr.
Jones' salary be fixed at $1,000 per
year, the state board of education pay
ing Mr., Jones an additional compensa-
ton Of $500 a year; that the superinten-
dent had appointed Miss Lucy Z, Tex
tor, teacher of history In the Hillhouse
high school, to take the place OF Mr..
Lewis, and recommended that her sala-
ry be fixed at $1,000; that the supelin-
tendent had appointed Horace j. Fen
ton for the entire school year of 19O0-0l
instead of for the fall term as Mr.. Fen
ton was formerly appointed, and recon-
mended that Mr.. Fenton's salary be
fixed at 5000 for the entire year, Mr..
Fenton to take the place of j. F. G..
Robinson, who resigned his position;
that the superintendent had appointed
Miss Charlotte Warner as teacher on
the unassigned list and recommended
that her salary be fixed at the rate OF
5000; that the superintendent has ap-
pointed Miss Katherine U. Brown to
room of County Home school and the
committee recommend that her salary
be fixed at $3.50; that the superinten-
dent had appointed Edward L. Durfee
to take the place of Miss Elizabeth
Cleaveland until January l, 1901, Miss
Cleaveland having been granted leave
&. Of absence until that time for the pur-
pose of studying at the university of
| Chicago, and the committee recon-
mended that his salary be fixed at the
rate of $500 per year; that the superin-
tendent had transferred Miss Frances
Hyde from room 7, grade 4, Eaton
school to room -, grade G. Winchester
school, and recommended her salary be
fixed at $500.
The committee announced the resig-
nation of Miss Ida f. Hyde, room 2,
grade 2, Greenwich avenue school; of
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the Hillhouse high school; Of S. M. We
ronica Murray, teacher of grades and
7, Hamilton school; of Miss Anna Bren-
nan, teacher in room l Greenwich ave-
nue. school, and of Miss Helen Thomas,
teacher in room s Dwight school, The
designations were accepted.
Miss Sarah F. Grady, grades 1 and 2,
Cheever school, has asked for leave
of absence, on account of ill-health, I'M
| til December 1, 1900. Miss Minnie e.
Merritt teacher of grade 7, Winchester
school, asks for a leave of absence until
September 20 on account of ill-health
The requests were granted, no salary to
be paid during the absence.
The committee recommended the APP
pointment of r. III. Gallagher as teacher
Of manual training In tn eafternoon at
the Strong school at salary at the
rate of $3.50 per annum. The recon-
mendation was adopted.
The committee announced the resig
nation of Miss Emma p. Mills of the
Zunder school kindergarten and it was
accepted
The committee recommended that the
salary of Miss Margaret r. Lambert be
fixed at $3.50 for the ensuing year, rath-
err than at $780, the salary al which she
was elected at the meeting of the board
held on June s. The recommendation
was adopted.
The superintendent reported the
transfer of Miss Grace F. Lowe from
the unassigned list to the position of
extra teacher in the Strong district; the
transfer of Miss Florence f. Matthew
he re nv te1phpr
at Day district to room 2, grade 2,
Greenwich avenue school, the transfer
of Miss Grace M. Roraback from room
~ grade 6, to room 10, grade 6, Win
chester school, the transfer of Miss
Hortense Metzger from the substitute
list to the position of assistant teacher
in the Roger Sherman school; the trans
fer of Miss Ella Galligan from the sub
stitute list to room Eaton school; the
transfer of Miss Antoinette ParloW
from the substitute list to the position
of teacher In the ungraded room at
Wooster school; the transfer of Miss
Marion Ocain from the substitute list
to room Lloyd street school.
Following Is summary of the statis-
tics for the school year ending June 20,
1900:
REGISTRATION AND ATTEND
ANCH..
Total number of pupils register
ed during the year 1922
Increase over preceding year, 445
Average number registered Che
longng) during the year, 1854
Increase over preceding year, 1882
Average number in daily at
tendance, IA 0949 |