The Washington times., 1903-09-16
HALLIDAY SCHOOL
FOR TAKOhA PARK
Children Will Study at
BrightwOOd for Present.
BUILDING NOT COMPLETED
Students Must Register for Entry on
Friday or Saturday of This
Week
BUILDING NOT COMPLETED

Park School building viii not be com
pleted until October Is. the Board of
Education last night decided to estab-
lish the Takoma School at Brightwood
as halliday school. instead Of postpon-
ing the opening of the school.
The board reiterated the announce
ment that schools will be open on Fri
day and Saturday of this week in the
morning and afternoon for the issuance
of tickets of admission. Parents should
make all arrangements then for their
children's entrance to the schools. which
open on Monday. September p.
Promotions and Appointments.
large number of promotions. ap-
pointments. and transfers came before
the board and occupied most OF its time
last night.
in the fourth division il was decided
TO grant leave of absence for three
months to Rose r. Hessler: 10 TRANSFER
A. l. Sanderson from third grade TO the
third grade of the third division; to pro-
mote Nettie Burt from third to fourth
grade: Elsie Vansant from second TO
third grade, and Katherine Burden from
assistant principal to the third grade. ].
E. Dyer. of the sixth division, was pro-
NOTED as teacher from the first TO the
second grade. In the seventh division,
A. f. Murphy, normal graduate. was as
signed to be teacher of the first grade
at the Woodburn School. NJ. z. Sulli-
van was promoted from the third grade
to teach the fourth and fifth grades. c.
L. Ladson was promoted from the first
to l:.ird grade.
The resignation of Virginia A. Pierre,
teacher OF the fourth grade in the ien;h
division, was accepted. Clayton Banni1-
ter and Beatrice Catlett were appointed
as first class teachers Virginia A.
Jones was promoted to teach the fourth
grade. and N Herbert was promoted
from the second TO the third grade.
Normal School Graduates.
The board announced the appointment
OF the following Normal School gradu-
ates as teachers in the schools: Clara
G. Chappell. Jessie D. FAINT, Anna Lewis,
Bertha Lowenthal. Anna B. Macintosh.
Helen c. Moody, Clara I. Rettig. Helen
Simpson. Mabel Simpson. Harriet NJ
Bugbee. Frankanna Connolly, Anna Greff,
Alma Herrie. Lillian Hoover. Blanche d.
Howell. Jessie MacTaggart, Goldie
Miller. Laura NJ. Reeve. J. Anna Tenny.
son. Margaret ThoIe. Margaret Thorn
son. Grace C. Flegenbaum. Florence
Pierce. Ida NJ Lind. Catherine B. Luxen.
Mary y. Rucker. Alice E. Murphy.
Blanche Russ, Alma Wright. and Lillian
Wines
The following appointment of teachers
in the Mckinley Manual Training School
was announced: Assistant teachers in
English. w. H Wolverton and Amy
Warn: assistant teacher in mathematics.
Ella NJ. Ford; assistant teacher in draw
ing. Mrs. Lillian c. Doherty; assistant
teachers in shop work, c. w. Heeox and
J. W. Beall; assistant engineer. II. d.
Croker.
In the Armstrong Manual Training
School Harriet z. Brooks was appoint
ed assistant teacher in English, and Ben
1amin Washington was appointed as
sistant teacher In physics, transferred
from the twelfth division. AS substi-
tute pianists Edith Athey and Miss Glad
man were appointed.
The board decided to substitute in the
Business High School curriculum Snyder
& Thurston's Practical Bookkeeping. 3"
n place OF Robertson's Bookkeeping and
Science of Accounts" 1t was also de-
cided to substitute Abernathy's "Amerf-
can Literature" for Potters "Ameri-
can Literature in the manual training
schools. In the same branch OF school
training the board authorized the use of
Montgomerys The Students American
History" and McLaughlin's THE Amer
ican Nation" in addition 20 Thomas
United States History The use of
Peters Modern Chemistry" was also
authorized in addition TO the prescribed
Elementary Course in Chemistry" by
Remsen.
The board announced that the teach
srs will meet their respective supervis-
ing principals on Saturday, September
10. as follows: Fifth division, Curtis
school . o'clock: seventh division.
Franklin school. 10 o'clock: first divi-
sion, Dennison school, 1890 o'clock;
sixth division. Gales school, 1880
o'clock: third division, Wallach school.
1870 O'Clock; eighth division, Tyler
school. o'clock; fourth division. Jeffer-
son school. 3 o'clock.
The teachers Of the tenth. eleventh
and twelfth divisions will meet their
respective supervising principals at
Sumner, Cook and Lincoln schools at Q
O'Clock Saturday morning. and will meet
the superintendents at the NJ Street high
school the same day at o'clock The
principals Of the buildings of the zee
ond division Will meet at the Seaton
school al IL o'clock. Teachers in build
ings now included In the new ninth di-
vision. OF whose buildings have been
transferred 70 other divisions, will roeec
their former supervising principal for