The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
SCHOOL BOARD ASKS
 FOR MORE IMPROVEMENTS
Recommendations For New Houses and Additional Equipment as We'll as New Districts
 Sent to Council.

entrance. Water closets for the pupils should be. installed in case sanitary
 Is xtsGdea sbon,d to dhas pnIaced over the hot air registers. Inside Vene- tian blinds should be placed in the building. o1Iln The n leaks sana,rsa m the man
 Capitol Hill School-The sidewalks around the school property should be
 Cottage Hill school-The sidewalks in front of the school should be paved. New and approved closet fixtures for puBBs BBecatar shoaa strees es floors should be placed in the basement rooms. The tin roof should be repaired and re-
 Highland Park school-The school yard should be filled in and graded: The sidewalk in front of the school should be paved. Water closets for Pn, ease sanitary sewerage Is ,te extended s d,,tS fS be placed oyer the , hot air , registers. saer ,o main building should be repainted, Out. side blinds on the main building should be repaired. New water closets for should be erected and provided with ap- proved fixtures, The yard should ,pe De and sSddsd The fsIs In Ss ise rs paired Provision should be made for the proper accommodation of the chill dren occupying the Shilton, b1iIding' bbuiiIIddi,ng' The sidewalk on the north side should o1 wss. Rs End sshoola,sper%ansn proy,s, sa.,, should Gn % be % made. % water closets for pu- pills and teachers should be Installed. The ley rousd se shoTs Ss
 Day Street School tcoiored)-Tho blaskbeards should be reRaires Ths in front of the school property should be put in good order. Sanitary closets should be instsIleS; S.1. eSS;u,la,ns..
 The following new buildings are recommended:
 A new centrally located building pro- viding accommodations for the boys high school and the girls high school. l also providing offices for the Board of Education and the Superintendent of Schools.
 A two room building on Hunt Street | for white pupils.
 An eight room building for negroes in the western part of the city. The report continues:
 Some months ago resolution was l introduced into the Council relative to begs to express its heartiest approval and would state as the reasons there | for the following:
 ''The girls high school has grown to | the extent that IHe present. tions are inadequate. The building used for the boys high school Is poorly adapted for the purpose. It Is not con templated establishing a mixed high school in asking for building in | which both schools may be conducted. but if both are in the same building. the teaching force and the equipment may be economized to considerable | extent.
 Neither of the present high schools is conveniently located, inasmuch as the student body of these schools Is drawn from the entire city, central location is most desirable.
 Il Tn case such high school building as asked for is erected, the additions to
 the present girls high school, recom-
 mended above would not be needed and
 1t could be utilized for the accomoda-
 tion of those pupils now occupying the Chiffon college and the basement to
 the main building on Sayre Street.
 'The Board of Education Is not pro- vided with an office and so has no regular place for holding It's meetings
 and storing It's records. The office of the superintendent of schools Is remote from the centre of the city. This