Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-16
CHANGES IN SCHOOLS
PROMOTIONS, TRANSFERS AND
APPOINTMENTS MADE.

The board of education at a regular meet
ing last night ordered the following promo
tons transfers and appointments:
First divisions. l.. Teel, from fifth to
sixth grade; NJ. Lautenschlager, from
fourth to fifth; NJ e. Robinson. from third
to fourth; L. A. Bentley, from second to
third; NJ s. Hart, to third grade; A. E.
Fowler, to third grade
Second division-Mary C. Dallas. from
fourth TO fifth grade: N. w. Thomson. from
second to third; Miss Ranney. from fifth to
sixth; Miss Slater. from fourth to fifth;
Miss Fletcher, from third to fourth; Miss
Retig. from second to third; Mrs. johnson.
from first to second; Miss E R. Woodward,
to the fourth grade: Miss B. Lowenthal, to
third grade; Miss NJ NJ Greenwood, to sec
ond grade Miss r. f. Castell. from third
grade, at 5000, to model second; Mrs. A A.
hewitt. to third grade; Miss a. c. Wright.
to second grade.
Sixth division-Miss B. l.. Raun, from
first to second grade; b. II. Thompson. to
prinoipalship of Threlkeld School, f. S.
Lyddane, from fourth to fifth grade: V. E.
Watts. from third to fourth grade, and r.
E. Taylor. from second to third grade.
Eighth division-M. Il. Moriarity, from
third to fourth grade; c. l.. Franc from
second to third grade. and l.. Connell from
first to second grade.
Ninth division-M. n. Bridges. from first
grade to model second grade. and l.. G. Bel
Ter. from second to third grade.
Armstrong Manual Training School-Julia
McAGoo, teacher of cooking.
Transfers Authorized.
The following transfers were made:
Second divisions. A. Mourning from
third to second grade at her own request:
Miss NJ. E. Clark from seventh division to
second division.
Fourth division-J. c. Bowbeer, from
third grade to assistant principal; L. L.
Thomas, from assistant to principal TO
third grade Bertha Mahoney, to eighth
division.
Tenth to thirteenth dlvisions.-L sadg
war to assistant to principal: Helen
Jones. to tenth division. NJ. r. Richards
to third grade, r. Daily to twelfth divi-
sion: S. Quander to thirteenth division, E.
Kennedy to tenth division. F. Clark to
twelfth division, A. Brent to eleventh divi-
sion V. Hamilton to thirteenth division, e.
NJ, Collins to eleventh division. NJ. E. Bar
ney to thirteenth division. F. Thompson to
thirteenth division, NJ. Harris to tenth divi-
sion, NJ McGwinn to thirteenth division, J.
E. Jackson to twelfth division, Kathleen
Amber to twelfth division, r. Stokes to
first grade
Appointments Made.
The following appointments were made:
Lillian Pace teacher in Central High
School. Ethel s. Winner as librarian at
Western High School, and I. n. Boern-
stein at the Business High School.
Graduates of Washington Normal
School. No. I. as teachers: Josephine By
ron, Alice Concklin, r. G. Elliott Virginia
Hollinberser, E. r. Merrilat. r. B. Rich
ards. V. B. Sullivan, r. NJ Mcnamara,
Viola Ofutt. NJ. B. Hilleary. Amy ST.
monds B. R. Knight. w. NJ. King. N.
MCPHERSON and j. Rose
e. A. Miller. teacher OF drawing at
Mckinley Manual Training School
Graduates OF Washington Normal School
No. 2. teachers: Emma Green. Sarah
Johnson Nellie Meriweather.
As substitute teachers: Ceestine Hodges
Hazel B. Written. Julia Boyle.
The following designations were accept
ed: II. s, Luckell. Miss Anna Lewis. sec
ond division; H. c. Simpson, fifth division;
NJ c. Mccarthy. fifth division.
Charges Against DR.. Moten.
The charges against DR.. Lucy E. Moten,
principal of Normal School No 2, were
taken up. A hearing was given Mrs. NJ.
Curtis, Mr.. w. G. Fearing and Major I.
Fleetwood, parents of students In the
school. AS stated yesterday in The Star,
the charges maintained that unfairness In
marking of the graduating class resulted IN
an unjust order of precedence upon which
appointments are made. The board found
the charges unwarranted and sustained the
grading of the principal.
The board then adjourned until Wednes-
day, September 20, at which session the APP
pointment of a principal 10 the Franklin
School will be made.
Two charges against Mrs. A. ]. Cooper OF
the NJ Street School will not be considered
until after decision is given in the Swart-