The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
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Board of School inspectors

Board of School Inspectors
Gentlemen: We have received the res
ignation of Miss Grace Williams, Teach
erS' Training School, and recommend that
1t be accepted.
We have received requests for leave of
absence from the following teachers and
recommend that they be granted:
Miss Minnie Pfaender Kindergarten
Directress, Lafayette School.
Mrs. Frances Cahoon, Seventh Grade,
Hendricks School,
Miss Florence Golfer, Seventh Grade.
Van Buren, School,
| field School.
Miss E. Wallace, Third Grade, Garfield
School.
Non-acceptance of position by Miss
Nancy Wood leaves a vacancy in the Sec
ond Grade, Whittier School
we recommend the following transfers:
Mr.. William Beggs from the Central
School. vice Mr.. Rink, transferred.
Miss Edith Stevenson from Kindergar-
ten Directress, Grant School to the same
-Pfaender granted leave of absence, at a
salary of $4,000 per year.
Miss Frances Hoyt from kindergarten
Assistant Rice School to Kindergarten
Directress Grant School, vice Miss
Stevenson, transferred, at a salary of
$500 per year.
Drew School to Van Buren, School, vice
Miss Golfer, granted leave of absence to
date from Sept. 10TH
Miss Helen Kenny from First Grade
Scheffer School to Adams School. Posi-
ton not filled in June)
Miss Kathleen Carroll from First Grade
Madison School to Garfield School, vice
Miss Morrow, granted leave of absence
we recommend ~the following appoint
ments: - 81
Miss Fannie Strong to the position of
assistant Principal, Teachers Training
School, vice Miss Williams, resigned, at
salary of 81. loo. 90 per year
Miss Hilda Lengthy, Cleveland School,
to open new room, at a salary of
$780, 90 per year.
Miss Esther Ostergren Cleveland
school, to open new room, at salary
OF S4OO co per year. to date from Sept. g.
Miss Marion Chapman, Assistant Kin
dergarten Rice School, vice Miss Hoyt,
transferred. at salary of $4,000 per
pear.
Miss Collette Brown Adams School, ad-
ditoral teacher, at salary of $40O.G per
year.
Miss Blanche Holmes, First Grade
Madison School, vice Miss Carroll. trans-
ferred, at a salary of $500. 90 per year
Miss Cora Bohn, additional teacher,
Madison School. to date from Sept. 18th,
at a salary of $400. 90 per year
Miss Irma Fischbein, Second Grade
Whittier School, vice Miss Wood at a
salary of $500 90 per year.
Miss Rilla Palmer. Ramsey Sche OIL
wee MISS McGuiggan, granted leave OF
absence Sept. a, at a salary of $3.50 90
per year.
All of the above appointments and
transfers are to date from Sept 9th, I'M
less otherwise specified.
We recommend that the salary of Miss
Gertrude Sinclair, Neill School, be placed
at at $40 90 per year and that of Miss
School. be placed at $500. 90 per year.
We recommend that new rooms be
opened in the following schools:
Douglas School, two rooms, to date
from Sept. 18th.
Longfellow School. one room.
Hawthorne School, one room (smalD,
teacher half-pay.
German, one room, to date from Sept.
18th.
We recommend that Committee of the
Board. together with the Superintendent
of Buildings, be appointed to arrange for
additional room for the Maxfield School,
the Cleveland School and the Mechanic
Arts High School. and Longfellow.
VIM. H. EGAN.
Chairman.
Adopted.
Ayes-Inspectors Egan, Fry, savard,
Wait Mr.. Presidents.
The President appointed on the COM
NaYs-0.
mittee to look up additional room In
spectors Wait, Egan, Bassford.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Inspector Wait
Resolved, That our schools be closed
on Thur Sday, Sept. Is, as a mark of re-
spect to our late President, William Nc
Kinley;
Resolved Further, That the Principals
and Teachers instill into the minds of
the pupils patriotic thoughts brought
about by the lives of our martyred Pres
idents, Lincoln, Garfield and Mckinley,
said instruction to be impaired especially
on Friday, Sept. Goth.
Adopted.
Ayes-Inspeetors Fry, Egan, Savard,
Wait, Mr.. President.
NayS-0.
By Inspector Egan-
Resolved, That the new school building
under construction in the Eighth ward be
named the William Mckinley school.
Adopted.
By Inspector Egan-
Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 be ap-
propriated and set aside from the Sup
ply Fund for each of the following de-
partments Of the Central High School, to-
wit: Modelling, Domestic Economy and
Commercial.
Adopted.
By Inspector Savard-
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted to the st. Paul Commons to use
boldt and Cleveland for night schools, the
conditions being the same as last year
Adopted.
By Inspector Wait
Resolved, That Mrs. R. Kolgen be APP
pointed JanitreSs of the Douglas Annex
at salary of SIS per month, commencing
Sept. 18th, 1901.
Adopted.
Ayes-Inspectors Egan, Fry, savard,
Wait, Mr.. Presidents.
Nays-0.