The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
TEACHERS SALARY
SCALE ADOPTED.
Grade Instructors Are to
Have Former Wages
During Present Year
OTHERS GET LESS

TO meet the reduced appropriation
for the School Department, the Board
of Education has reduced the salaries
of principals 20 per cent and a less
amount on the average for heads Of de-
partments and High School teachers.
The salaries of grade teachers were not
disturbed, but it is possible that be-
fore the year is out 1t will, be decided
not to allow them wages for the vaca-
ton season, Following is the schedule
of salaries as adopted:
SALARY SCHEDULE
FISCAL YEAR 1906-1907.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Principals. 5000 per month; vice prin
cipals, $3.50; heads of departments, s125:
modern languages, s115; high school
SuDS'i'u'fsi PARENTAGi sEf TAI. School
Principal. $3.50 per month; assistants.
PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
The salaries of principals and vice
Salaries Of principals of primary Sch Schools
for the fiscal year 1906-1907 shall be
paid the same as in the fiscal year
REGULAR TEACHERS. PRIMARY
AND GRAMMAR GRADES.
Grades are designated as first, sec
ond, third. fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh
First year, $50 per month. thereafter
the following salaries shall be paid
QIlll the maxim snail De T0dCNSQ-
First, seventh and eighth grades
First year. $50 per month; second year.
ssS.9e S eft third yssaa99 see5o fourth s7s year
seventh. year, $50; eighth year (maxf-
Fifth and sixth grades-First year,
third year, sss.75; fourth year. $50;
fifth year. s73.50; sixth year s16.75;
seventh year. (maximum), $50.
Second, third and fourth grades
First year. $50 per month; second year.
sss; nth year s7o.7s: aixth year. $3.50;
Teachers of foreign languages in
grammar schools, $50 per month; teach
ers in ungraded classes, SS3
DEPARTMENT AT LARGE.
Supervisor of music, s125 per month:
drawing, s125 assistants in drawing.
s112255; assistants in manual training.
sistants. in cooking. s65; supervisor of
physical culture. 500; assistants in
physical culture, SIS.
SUBSTITUTES.
Unassigned teachers when actually
engaged in teaching. per day., SO.
JANITORS.
Five dollars per room up to and in
Guiding ten rooms and S4.50 per room
hereafter; exceptions to be made
ule is impracticable.
FINES AND DEDUCTIONS
Fine of so cents for first tardiness in
day or evening schools; fine OF 81 for
second tardiness in day or evening
schools; fine of 50 for third hardness in
for for failure to acknowiedge m receipt @ A-of of
circular or letters from the Board of
Fine Of IS for principals of day
schools falling to present correct re-
port Of absentees on close of last school
day of the month.
Fine of s. for principals of evening
port Of absentees By a. m. on day
succeeding the last school day of the
month.
Deduction of one-thirtieth of monthly
salary for each days absence.
Deduction of one-sixth of a days sal
ary for each hours absence, except the
absence a be in accordance with the sec
schools or by permission of the board.
No excuse to be absent from school
with pay shall be granted to any prin
cipal or teacher of this department.
except under suspension of rules and
by special action of the Board of Edu-
cation except for three days on account
of death of father. mother, son. daugh
ter, brother, sister, husband or wife.
Section II of the rules is hereby re-
Scfnded and annulled.
EVENING SCHOOLS
PRINCIPALS.
Commercial Evening, SIS per month ;
Hamilton Evening, SIS: Hearst Even
ing. $s5; Horace Mann Evening. ss5.
Evening. sS5: Richmond Evening. s70
Washington Evening, SIS; assistants in
evening high schools, $50; assistants in
other evening schools, $50.
SUBSTITUTES.
evening, 81; substitutes 1hii0elSs in eVenfng Ing
schools, for reporting. 81.