The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-18
BOARD TAKES final
ACTION ON SCHOOL
Teachers SALARIES
III
Maximum Pay of Grade Teach
ers AdvancedFro $40 to SIS
a Month kindergarten In
structors' Salaries Not Raised

By adopting the report of it's COM
mittee on schools the board of school
inspectors took it's final action yester-
day in establishing salaries of the
school officers and the teaching corps
for the coming year. In general way
the recommendations of the commiY-
tee, as they will affect each of the diff
ferent classifcations of the teaching
corps, have already been printed in
e G1ob as they were decided
upon in committee.
The maximum salary for grade
teachers is by the adoption of the re-
port increased from $40 to SIS, and the
maximum limitations for kindergarten
teachers are left as they were, at 500
for directors and $3.50 for assistants.
The salaries of music, drawing and
physical culture teachers are increas-
ed from $1,000 to $1,000; and those of
principal teachers of schools of less
than seven rooms are advanced ac-
cording to the number of rooms in
their respective schools, as follows
In schools numbering two1and three
rooms, increased from $720 to $3.50;
four and five rooms. from $500 to $3.50;
six and seven rooms, from $500 to $3.50.
Other salaries, except in a few indi-
vidual cases, will remain as they have
been.
The changes in salaries will none of
them become effective until JAM 1,
1904, and for the first four months of
the school year-from September to
December, inclusive-all salaries will
be on the same basis as last year.
The committee, in it's report, explains
that for lack of funds it has been
found impossible to make the new
salary schedule effective before Jan. 1.
The committee also says that it has
desired to be liberal with all of the
teachers and has gone as far as is JUS
tilted by the school fund for next year.
1t is explained that the failure to ad-
vance the salaries of certain classes of
teachers is not due to the fact that the
efforts of those teachers have not been
appreciatedo. but that the committee
has carefully studied the conditions
and has placed the additional funds
which it is believed to be at it's dis
posal at this time in the manner deem
ed to be- most just to all concerned.
Following, is a complete list showing
the individual salaries for the school
year, FROM Sept. 1 to July 1, based
upon the present schedule which will
obtain forofhe first four months, and
the increases which will become eff
fective Jan. /: g5feg,z
g,se Officers.
$500; E. 7McNamee, secretary, 81, $780, G.
n. Gerlach, superintendent of buildings,
81, 500; Miss II. M. Eustace, clerk $1,000. Z
- 49, Supervisors. 5de @11i4i
J. D. Bond, assistant superintendent
s., geo; c; J. Hermann. physical culture.
81, 260; Elsie Shave, music, 81 ,260; Laura
Williams drawing, $1,260.
Extra Supervisory Work.
J. c. Gauthier, drawing, high schools,
500; D. Lange, nature work in grades,
500; H. Schmidt, manual training work
in grades. 500; A. L. Corcoran sewing in
grades, 500.
Lincoln School,
Ella Walker, principal, 81, 400; Minnie
Farr, $3.50; Caroline T. Buell.. $3.50; Flor
enee r; Hight, $3.50; Amanda H. Gehrt,
$500; Nora Clinton. $3.50; Kate Sexton,
$3.50; Florence Magraw, 5000; Gertrude
Spencer, $50; Hanna Bodin, $3.50; Ida
MOnDld. S00U, ulld Jensen, $0UU, EStelld
Brack, $500; Margaret Jenkins, $3.50; Anna
Moore $500; Charlotte Lewis. $780, Nora
Mullane. $40OI cNdllfe Cook. $3.50; Alice
Qvist, 5000; Jean Brash, $3.50; Florence
Cleveland High School.
S. A. Farnsworth, principal, $4,000; Jen-
ME Ickler, Latin and Greek, 100; Emma
c. Freeman, German and science, SLIGO;
Walter J. Beggs,, tLatin $105O; Alice E
Andrews, English, $3.50; Mary E. Axtell
drawing, $3.50; May A. Blodgett, mathe-
$500; Lydia M. iIokler, history. $500; Mar
garet |. SlineN. ma thematics and English
$3.50; Marguerite W. Morton, elocution
$3.50. ..es.;sa
cleveland Grade School,
Elizabeth M, Bement, $3.50; Bell Hartley.
$780,. Agnes Hartley, $3.50: May Fayer-
weather. $3.50; Bertha Hough. $3.50; Emma
S. Walstrom, $780,; Grace G. Sanders, $3.50;
$3.50; Mabel c. ostergren, $3.50; Martha F.
McShane, $3.50; Lulu M Sanders, $3.50;
Laura B. Parkinson, $3.50: Ada M. Miller,
s sssS nhs} cao atereS s s5 Dora F casey
Golfer, $3.50; Clara Ekman, $500; Hilda C.
Lengthy, $500; Helvene A. Anderson, $500;
Alma E: Gillette, $3.50; Anna M; Nc
H. Rowe, $3.50; Ethelywn Lowry, $3.50;
Mary C. Campbell, $500; Katherine F.
Macdonald, $3.50.
Grant School.
Charles E. Flitner. principal $1.1O0
Jennie B. Gould, $500; Adelaide B. Gould,
$500; Adelaide M. McCaine, $3.50; Ger
trude JOY. $500; Helen F. Mcguire, $780,
Emma p. Robinson. $3.50; Estella Dee,
$3.50; jeanette Lees, $3.50; Mary L. Cof-
fin, $3.50; Margaret Banning. $3.50; Frances
G. Hoyt, $500; Edith F'if1eld, $3.50.
Harrison School.
Eugene F. McGrorty. principal, $1,100
Alice NJ. Thornton, $3.50; Lillian Bryan.
$3.50; May Frederick, 500; Emma Sho-
berg, $500; Florence E. Baer, $780, Ce-
leste E. Leyde, $3.50; Mary Curry $3.50;
Ragenia Whaley. $3.50; Emma Ickler, $500;
Ann Whitney, $3.50
Hawthorne School.
Jennie E. CHM, principal, $1,10e;
Lizzie Withrow $3.50; Isabe- Ia Boyd, $3.50;
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