The Jersey City news., 1906-03-06

Adjourne3 meeting q the Board Of
Education, held in the City Hall, Febru-
airy ?, 1906.
Present President Ridgway and
Messrs. Felz, Sullivan. Ward, Lewis,
Barnes. Lyons, Hermann. Ramsey, Gill
more, Franck and Dieffenbach-12
Absent-Mr. Coyle-1
Regular order of business was lispens-
ed with, on motion of Mr.. Lewis.
Teachers Committee by AIr. Ward. re
ported the following resolution, which
was adopted
Resolved. That leave of absence with
by granted to each of the Following nam
ed teachers. for the period of time indi-
Gated, because of illness:-
Viola DAILY, No. l. month of February;
Mamie J. Brown. No. 4. two weeks from
January 30; Edna X. Kennedy, No. L,
January to January p; Jennie + Ne
vim, month of February, Alice Il. NJ.
Ashnrst No. IA, two months from Ianu-
airy 2; Jennie Van Winkle, No. H. Feb
ruary to February 13.
Night School Committee. by Mr.. DEF
fenbach. reported the following resolu-
ton. which was adopted
Resolved, That the evening elementary
schools be closed for the term on Tues
day, February 20. 1906.
The CITY Superintendent reported the
formation of a class at Night School No.
3, with a session from 8 to 10 p. NJ. as
an experiment, and no objection WAS
made to the continuance of the same for
the term.
The City Superintendent made the fol
lowing report which was received on
motion of Mr. Lewis:=
To the President and Members of the
Board of Education:-
Gentlemeu-Yon Board of Examiners
ance with the rules they have granted
Primary and Grammar certificates 10 the
following graduates Of the Training
School
Irene E. Baldauf Carolyn U. Bradt,
Alice A. Burgess. Rosalie j. Carter,
Edna c. Doan, Minnie F. Iiehl. Ida q.
Egan, May Z. V. Horsfal, Anna 3.
HAYNES. Caroline NJ 1.averty Emile
Lommatsch, Elsie d. I.andfear Florence
G.. Muller, Margaret Shannon, Nettie
Stout, Marguerite c. Wall, Ada ID. WI
let's, Ida Nhelan
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY SNYDER.
City. Supt. of Schools.
February .. 1906
Teachers Committee, by Mr. Ward. re-
ported the following resolution. which
was adopted: /.
Resolved, That the following transfers
Of teachers be made. said transfers to
take effect February D 1906
Katherine n. Hunter No. % to No. 6;
Eta s. Riekerich, No. 10 to No. 24;;
Alice f. Points, No. ) to No. %; Kate
Foster. No to No. ;; Margaret A. Fitz-
gerald. No. Is to No. ,; NJ. Florence
Coleman. No. % TO No. ID: Jean Smith.
No. % to No. II; Mary Il. Kelly. No.
to No. 23; Ella T. Dnmick, No. p 10
No. .
The same Committee reported:-
Resolved. That Mrs. Sadie G.. Upper
cue be and she is hereby appointed an as
sistant teacher in School No. 10 said APP
pointnent 70 take effect February ;,
1906. and expire November 80, 19o6
After lengthy debate the yeas and
nays resulted in the adoption &c the resi-
luton by the following vote:-
Ye;ts-Aiessrs. Feiz, Sullivan. Ward,
Lewis. Barnes, l.yens, HERMANN RAM
sey and Dieffenbach and President Ridg-
SaysMNessrs. Gilmore and Franek
Absent Mr.. Coyle-1.
The same Committee reported
Resolved. That the following be an
pointed assistant teachers in the schools
Indicated these appointment to take ef-
feet February = 1906
Alice A. Burgess. No. %: May r. V.
Horsfall, No 2; Edna c. Doan No IL:
Ida g, Egan, No. q; Carolyn q. Bradr,
No. 90
Text Books Committee. by Mr.. RAM
sey, reported
Resolved. That Word Studies" r. +.
johnson Publishing Co, be and il IS here-
by added to the authorized list Of text
booksyfor use in the public schools at the
following prices:
Primary book and the Advanced hook
Is cents each, and the Complete book 2S
cents each.
Yeas and nays resglted in the adoption
Of each of the ahoYe two resolutions by
the following vote
Yeas-Messls Felz Sullivan. Ward,
Lewis. Barnes, Lyons. Hermann. Ram
sey. Gilmore. Eranek ard Dieffenbach
and President kidgway--12
AbsentAIr Coyle-1
Board adjourned, on moFion Of Mr..
FRED. EGE.