The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
MANY TEACHERS
GET POSITIONS
Board of Education Makes
Assignments and Estab-
fishes Some New Classes
ACCEPTS RESERVATIONS
Principal Faulkner Files Re-
port Oh the Conduct of
the New Parental School

The Board of Education yesterday
made a number of assignments of
teachers, five of whom were sent to
new classes. The teachers assigned
were:
Clara S. Doolan, to the Sunnyside
School; Cecilia Harnett, Noe Valley
School; Bertha Newman, Dudley Stone
School, new class; Shirley c. Hayes.
Winfield Scott, new class Elizabeth
Vincent, Dudley Stone. new class; An
ME E. O'Sullivan, Noe Valley, new
class; Susan Vincent. Oceanside. new
class.
The following named. being next in
order in the competitive examination
held June If, 1904, were ordered placed
on the day substitute list in the order
of their standing, to take effect Sep
tember 10, 1904: Miss Margaret Burke,
Miss Kate Mcnamara, Miss Cicely j.
O'Connor, William c. Wood. Miss
Louise Beardsley, Miss Jennie Cilker,
Miss Edith B. Bowers. Miss Jessie NJ.
Rea, Miss Anna Gaffney and Miss
Florence McInerney.
Mrs. K. f. Brogan, principal of the
Moulder School, appeared before the
board relative to the complaint of a
parent that she had whipped his boy
on the hand and denied that she had
chastised the boy, who ran away before
any punishment could be administered.
OFFERS TO SELL LOT.
Thomas Magee & Sons offered to sell
a lot adjoining the Golden Gate School,
on Golden Gate avenue, between Pierce
and Scott streets for $32, ,000 A reply
was ordered sent to the effect that the
bond issue allows only s22700 for the
purchase of the lot under the City En-
gineer's appraisement.
w. W. Stone, principal of the Clement
School. called attention to the fact that
provision should be made under the
bond issue for the purchase of a right
of way in the rear of the school. as a
brick building is being erected back of
the school
The high school certificate of Saul
Epstein. the grammar certificate of
Miss E. r. Fenton. the primary certifi-
cate of Mrs. X. J. Policy and the man
ual training certificate of M. Doyle
were renewed. Miss Mabel Stuart was
granted a grammar school certificate.
PARENTAL SCHOOL GROWS.
r. D. Faulkner, principal of the new |
Parental School. submitted a report on |
the work of the school and the enforce |
ment of the compulsory education law
in the canneries. The report says:
THE total enrolment of this school
since it's organization, July q, to date
Is forty five. all boys This number is
now in daily attendance. There has
been but little truancy and no boy has
been truart to exceed one day. On
Monday l divided the boys into two
classes, putting a substitute in charge
Jf one class in compliance with orders
previously received from you. AS only
one teacher has been assigned to the
school / would recommend that anoth-
ar be assigned to begin work after the
Monday, September r."
Langdon also reported that the new
course CT study has been put into oper-
alton throughout the department and
its efficiency may be already deter
mined to slight degree although not
so thoroughly as will be revealed by a
years test.
The deputy superintendents have
been engaged in examining the work
Of teachers whose probationary term
has expired in order to determine their
fitness for regular appointment A re-
pert of the result of this examination
viii be made during the next two
weeks.
Director Boyle was authorized to
erect two portable schoolhouses to re- !
ieve the unsatisfactory and congested
condition of the South End Primary
School.
SALARIES READY SATURDAY.
The salary demands Of all employees
of the School Department will be ready
to- morrow at 10 o'clock, Financial Sec
retary Charles Berliner having labored
hard to finish them before the holi-
days.
The resignation of Mrs. Emeline Nor |