The sun., 1901-12-10
REPORT WAS
| DISPUTED
biected to Action Of Teachers
Committee.
EGARDING APPOINTMENTS
II. Carter, in Board Of Education,
Rises In Protest Against What
He Considered to be
Unfair.
EGARDING APPOINTMENTS

about the appointment oi
ernl teachers was aroused ut the
fling of the Board Of Education last
hi by the presentation of the report
he teachers committee, as follows:
Wilmington, Dec. 3, 1901.
thr Board Of Public Education:
order to fill the vacan-
IN Schools 40. 2 and No. II and to
ke regular appointments where the
itions have been filed temporarily,
,r committee on teachers would recon-
nd as follows:
hat Nellie Il. Gillespie he appointed TO
primary department of School No.
at a salary of 5000 per year.
rhat Nellie IL. Wyatt be appointed
hool No. 10 at a salary Of $500 per
NJ. Agnes Christy hc appointed to
No. . at Il salary of $500 per
Agnes IIalloran lie appointed to
No. l3 at d salary Of 5000 per
Elsie NJ. Kirby be appointed to
No. 3 ut salary Of $500 per
~ Estclla Foreman be appointed to
30. IL nj 4 salary Of 5000 per
would also recommend that these
hments take effect December l6
which is respectfully submitted
f,ortcr objected to signing the re
Y He said il was Il peculiar thlnf
appontmcnts had been madt
lc teachers affected, he said
bpointcd at the beginning of TN
Ii 10 turn them out now in DE
Dr. thought unfair.
Morrow. chairman Of the teachers
Zee, explained that temporary mp
ents lad been made pending tn
i 5n of the substitute list. Thl
Is now done ana hut two or thre
rs are effected. All members o
,nmittcc were present at the meet
which the appointments wer
AMI All agreed upon the action.
r. report was adopted
Morrow announced that all arrange
were made for the Teachers II
to be held here on Thursday an
i. President Shortlidgc said h
the members would attend th
ngs rs often as possible
White announced that nine appl
ns, some from persons living in Me-
le, for seats in the evening school
been received. The matter ",
stcd until next meeting.
& rcasurer Bartram presented the fo
| ng report for November, which NJ
ptcd:
III Ir. To balance. sl5,7107S; fund f,
lrrnt expenses. $23.t23,23; appropri
N II from City Council. $l4.244.3l. neg
e Uul tnX, county treasurer. $6i2.5S; |
rst oil deposit, $56G6; amount receive
M nonresident pupils, $1,000; tot'
ISg5G
r, BY salaries paid teachers. 81
,6 officers and janitors. $l,aOO.'
. ouUt paid for books aud stationet
G&l 0l; amount paid for ncw huildinl
saGeA; heating apparatus, Sl3I.'
FIXTURE. $4,000; repairs, S2476.2i; FIJI
5o manual training supplies. $2lO.'
pplIC~, sewing department aud SUPP
For, $at.S2: treasurer Free lIbrai
.il; miscellaneous Interest On mo
gr, rtc.A, $553.S0; balance. fund
r huildingS. $3.225.77; balance. fund
rolH expenses, $l6,959.96; total, 81
10
NJ Cooper reported that the primer
NJ q school had reported to him y
k~ hal been lost hy certain schola
asked if he had power to snspt
lhr parents refused 10 supply n
k1 for these lost. President She
q told him he certainly has $,
Mrr
lr Raugh of the manual training 90
ttrr sad that under the system
ming ii the primarily schools a NJ
II Sarp-edgc tools will be need
rtcularly scissors. lie said 1l2 doz
scissors would be necessary to SUP
schools. The committee will ask
board of education.
l'r Erantz. chairman Of the heat,
Ventilation committee, said q
MA BE- received in the course of
rs regarding the salaries paid to
v,, some of whom claim they are
rfing adequate compensation
'lr work.. This was. he said, with
'w el raising the salaries Of some
'rS Il possible.