Evening journal., 1901-01-29
BOARD ASSIGNS
MANY TEACHERS
Report Of the Committee Was
Adopted Unanimously
Course in Manual Training School
Extended Two Years by Board
Of Education

Members or the Board OF Education M
a meeting last night unanimously adopt
ed tie report Of the Committee ON Teach
ers which recommended the appointment
of teachers in various schools.
The report presented by the committee
was as follows:
Wilmington Del Jan. q, 1901.
, To the Board OF Education, Whining
ton, Delaware
Gentlcmcni Your Committee on Teach
ers i'm recommending changes and trans
fers of teachers occasoncd by the occu-
pancy OF the new High School end the
change OK the willard Han Grammar
School beg leave to submit their report
in making the various changes recom-
mended we believe we have solved the
problem that has long gwen the board
great amount of trouble in recent years.
namely, the lack OF accommodations for
scholars i'm several sections OF our city.
BY the occupation Of the new High school
every school in the city will be relieved
from over pressure, aud there will be
room for the admission Of an applicants
and at the same time. we have endeav-
orod to reduce the number Of pupils under
the care Of each teacher 10 as near forty,
as possible
We recommend chat the course Of study
in the Training School be extended 10 two
years. and that no applicants be admit
ted until September. 1901. and that the
details of the course and management OF
the school he reported by us 20 the board
at subsequent meetings that Miss Eiz-
abeth j. Lewis. teacher Of pedagogy be
g. transferred To the High School as eighth
, assistant.
We recommend that the following
3 teachers be appointed TO teach certain
a branches 10 the sixth grammar grade az
! the High School
John II. Schenk, OF Mannheim Penn
D sylvania. mathematics and other branch
e. es at a salary OF $3.50; Jennie Stuart. LAM
81 guage and other branches at a salary of
q $780, Annie Raudnitzky, language and
other branches, ar a salary of $3.50: Eliz-
abeth Carlisle, history and other branch
es, AZ a salary Of $780, and thar this grade
he organized by the superintendent on the
! departmental system.
We recommend that the position of
monitor teacher in all the schools be abol-
U ished, and that the present monitor
teachers be employed as assistants in
their respective schools at their present
salaries.
That the following ibe the corps Of
' teachers at School 40. ]. Matilda J..
Sayers, principal Mary j. Balance. Ell
len Samworth. Mary G. Steele. Mary ].
McCafferty. Addie Connor. Maggie v.
Mcdonnell. Rebccca J. Davis. Annie Il.
Nates Lizzie Wolaston. Emily a. Do
herty, Anmy l.. Clarke, Mary Z. Roach.
@ Kate harkins and Mrs. Florence l..
e. Warren. substitute.
That each teacher TO School No. 3. be-
- low the first assistant, be moved up and
b that Alberta Weyl be appointed seventh
assistant at a salary OF $780,
That the following file corps of teach
q crs at the David W. Harlan School. No
p a. Fannie j. Butler. principal: Emily
Z Baird. AIdry Dolbow. Louisa schmidt.
{ Susan Weir Mary B. Dennison, Eliza
. A. Regan, Carrie J. Vincent. Lena NJ.
Dillon, Bertha Harlan. at n salary of
= $500 Maggie Kelley, Gertrude r. Robin
SON.
That Mary C. Morrow be appointed as
sistant principal at School No s.
, That each teacher in School No. G be-
low the first assistant be moved up and
that Jennie +. Sooy be appointed assist
. ant at a salary of $500
That the seventh assistant at School
No. be continued on the roll Of teachers.
o. That the following be the corps of
. teachers at School No. IL: Alice l.. Jack
man, principal; Bessie Royal. FIRST assist
b ant; Ella C. Cornell. second assistant.
Esther N. Strickland, third assistant at
a salary of $500: Bessie Starr fourth as
sistant, at a salary of $780,
That each teacher in School No 19 be-
low the first assistant be moved up and
@ that Barbara Forrest be appointed sew
enth assistant. at salary of $500.
G That Sallie r. Shaw be made principal
n OF School no. "A. at salary of ss25
L That Madge Provost be made assistant
a principal Of School No. 25, at a salary of
:. $3.50.
q That Mary Henry be appointed fourth
assistant Of School No. 26, at O salary of
$500.
That Mary NJ. Turner be made princi-
pal Of the Willard Hall Grammar School
No. 2S at a salary Of Ss25. and that the
following be the corps Of teachers in said
school Mary j. Walker. Margaret Mil
Ter, Mary * Thielman. Ella II. Todd
Mary c. Seal, Marion Brown Elizabeth
Sedgwick, Alice c. Palmer. salary $500;
Q Emma Strickland, Lydia w. Downey
n Laura j. Banks. Amanda Palmer, salary
n $500.
y In some cases we have only named the
n corps of teachers for the school. ant
4 would recommend that their assignment
e 20 the departments and positions be lcf
n 90 the superintendent and the Comnitte,
e on Teachcrs.
"a IL Is I'D he understood that where n'
T. amount Is mentioned that the salary is &,
remain the same as al present.
Ia In making these Recommendation you
= committee has endcavored 10 make o.
few changes as possible, with the sol