The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
READY To OPEN
SCHOOL TERM
Board of Education Assigns
More Teachers to Regular
Positions in Department
ACCEPTS RESERVATIONS
Pupils of Croker Grammar
Will Be Accommodated in
Outside Quarters Monday

The Board of Education met yesterday
and transacted considerable business in
connection with the opening of the pri-
mary grammar and high schools for the
new term tomorrow.
Miss Mary A. Redmond was elected a
member of the San Francisco School De-
partment and assigned to the Horace
Mann Evening School.
An evening school was ordered estab-
lished in the building of the John SWEET
Grammar School, to be known as the
John SWEET Evening School, and Captain
P. T. Riley was assigned as teacher in
charge of the same.
Teachers were transferred and assigned
as follows: Miss A. a. Breeze, from the
Emerson to the Madison. vice Mrs. G.
Otto Haman, resigned: Miss r. Kurland-
xix. from the Park Primary School to
the Emerson Primary, vice Miss Breeze,
transferred: Mrs A. Bucks, from the
Clement Grammar to the Cooper Prt-
mary; Miss Catherine Manning, from the
Burnett Grammar to the Irving M. Scott
Grammar; Maud L. Jones, from the Coop
er Primary to the Columbia Grammar
during the leave Of Mrs. Clara Starke;
Miss Sarah Highly. from the substitute
list to the Park Primary School; Miss
Charlotte Branch, from the day substi-
tute list to the Chinese Primary during
the leave OF Miss May Arnold.
EXCHANGE POSITIONS.
The request of Caroline M. Barron,
teacher in the Lincoln Evening School,
and August L. label, a member of the
day substitute class. to change their re-
spective positions in this department was
granted. Similar action was taken on the
request OF Mrs. Nellie E. Carson. teach
er in the Lincoln Evening School, and
Ralph B. Matthews member of the day
substjtute class to exchange their re-
spective positions.
Leaves of absence were granted to
Mary w. Foley, r. Jacobs, Frances Nc
Allister and Margaret Powers.
The designations of Mrs. H. F. Collier,
Mrs. Charlotte Haman, Miss Lottie Fa-
Der and Sarah H. McAuliffe, teachers IN
the department, were accepted.
The board announced that the pupils Of
the Crocker Grammar School will be ac-
commodated in outside quarters within
radius of one block from the building,
which is now being reconstructed. Inc
pupils are to report at the school on Page
street and will be assigned to their class
rooms, six of which will be In the mar
ket on Baker street, near Devisadero.
The board ordered the purchase OF sup
Elementary books for teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
The board met as a high school board
and adopted the following resolutions:
tResolved, that DR.. G. P. Hatch be
elected to the high school department,
subject to the usual probationary period
of two years, and assigned to the Poly
technic High School. vice Charles h.
Ham.
Resolved, That Miss M. E. Michener
be assigned to the drawing department of
the Mission High School, vice p. A. Gar
in, on leave.
Resolved, That w. F. Carroll be elect
ed a member of the evening school de-
partment and assigned to the Humboldt
Evening High School.
Resolved, That ]. Leonard be temper
arily assigned to the Humboldt Evening
High School during the leave OF absence
of George A. Connolly.
Resolved, That Charles Henry be tenn
porarily assigned to the Polytechnic High
School during the leave of absence of F.
A. Gardner.
Resolved, That Mrs. Charles B. Della
ney be temporarily assigned to the Com
mercial High School. vice Frank L. Fen
ton, on leave of absence.
Resolved. That the resignation of
Charles H. Ham, regular teacher In the
Polytechnic High School, be and the same
is hereby accepted. subject to favorable
action of the Annuity and Retirement
Association on his petition praying for re-
tirement
Resolved That leaves Of absence be
granted to George A. Connolly, teacher
in the Humboldt Evening High School,
Frank L. Fenton, a teacher IN the Hum
boldt Evening High School; Frank A
Gardener. a teacher in the Polytechnic
High school. and F. D. Stringham, a
teacher in the Commercial Evening High