The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-03
PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS.
Commissioners Decide to Use
Soft Coal-Examiner Boblitz
Makes His Report-Teachers
Allowed One Day at Fair

s'F''a' w A'NhbNA
was held on September 25th, ut
which many matters were consd.
cred and the Examiners report
was read.
1t was decided that rs the scare
ity OF hard coal made it prohibit.
DRY soft coal should be substituted.
Todd's astronomy was adopted
for the tenth grade in high schools.
IL was ordered that any high
school having an average attend
ance of less than ~ for two con
secutive terms should be closed.
No further action was taken in
regard to establishing a high
school at Woodsb0ro.
Miss Maud GrabIl was appoint
ed assistant AZ Libcrtyt0wn in
place Of Miss Helen Landcrs.
Miss Phoebe Eigenbrodo was ap.
pointed assistant at Deerhcld.
Miss Florence lIafbaugh was
made assistant AT Mountaindalc.
Mr.. GraysOn Bowers was ap
pointed trustee Of the West South
street school to fill "A vacancy.
Mr.. w. Il. Krantz was appointed
trustee at Adamst0wn to I'LL a
vacancy.
Teachers were allowed one day
to attend the Frederick Fair.
County Examiner Boblitz sub
mltted the following report, which
was approved:
"TO the honorable, the Board
Of Comfy School Commissioners
Of Frederick county, Md.
"1he report Of the county public
schools for 1901 '02 aud he Teach.
ers' Manual for 1902 .'03 is respect.
fully submitted for your consider.
alton.
"New building erected during
the year: An addition Of fonr
rooms at Brunswick, brick: new
frame houses at BartOnsvillc and
Centre for white and At Buckeys
town for cDIored; all equipped
/ with slate blackboard. and mod
ern school furniture. New houses
are III course If construction at
Chestnut Grove, Donbs, for col
0red children. Catoctn Furnace
and Blue Mountain, the houses a.
he last named Two places having
been destroyed by fire since the
close Of the schools Blue Mount
ain might probably have been
saved bad proper efforts been
made by those Interested 70 stay
the progress Of the forest fire in
the vicinity of the school house.
a connection ha- been made be.
tween the neg and old DuIldiug-
Ut the Frederick female school
buildings, adding hve additional
class rooms, giving total capac
ity Of sixteen class rooms, With
accommodations for -efeu or eight
hundred pupils.
"It il unnecessafy - fci'erate
what has been ~ frequently SAID
ID favor of longer SCHOOL term.
IT. advantages are .elf evideut,
and require no special viea
! ne annual Ieacler- Institute,
September : u 8 inclusive, ua-
veil attended, ~ usual, aud 2fea.
Iutefes; uas unaffected 81 tAe
tesches.. The in.frac'ofs were
Superintendent. 81. =. Stephens,
Pfofe-.0f- John 7 White goma.
s,one. Mf. and Nr- q. Clinton
Hsana. Jane. - MitcbeIj p.
y , /. L. D.. and Ni.. = + ki9n
mo1d. Vice Principal III tle stats
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