Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-22
woman's College Scholarship.

Woman's College Scholarship.
An annual scholarship at the Woman's
College. Baltimore. to high school grad
uate was accepted.
An offer of ground at the rear of the
Phelps School for playground for the sum
of $4,000 was referred to the building COM
mission.
1t was decided to appoint a special COM
mittee, the two truant officers and Secre-
tary Weller of the Associated Charities to
be the members to which to refer the mat
ter of providing shoes for children in need
of them to enable them to attend school. 1t
was voted to allow the usual Thanksgiving
collections for the poor in the schools and
the distribution of the donations through
Mr.. Weller and the Central Union Mission
The board declined to pay 5000 a year to-
ward the salary of Supervisor Curtis of the
public Fairgrounds.
1t decided to print at the expense of
the board 800 copies of the compulsory
education law for distribution among
teachers and in public places.
Changes Authorized.
The following changes were made by the
board on recommendation of the superin-
tendent:
Names put upon the list of substitutes for
the graded schools: Ethel Marie Finder,
Mildred E. Wilson and Halle 8. English
Names put upon the list of substitutes for
the kindergarten department: Ida Willis
and Olivia Baker.
Three months extension of leave of abb
sence from December 1 granted Miss s. H.
Gardner to permit her to continue her
course of study at Stanford University.
Sixth division, to take effect on and after
December 1. 1906: Accept the resignation
y ii. A Richmond, teacher of the second
Bfade; promote G. A. Croxton from the first
to the second grade at same salary. Miss
CroXton was appointed In 1904. Her rating
Is Good. and Mr.. Kramer, the supervising
eli hAr ha.t 49,
group There are teachers Of this
group In this division. rated Excellent"
who have not been promoted): appoint p
Louise Cove CNo p. and next on the list
of normal graduates) as a teacher of the
first grade. at a salary of 5000 per annum:
assign 10 class 2.
Eighth Division
Eighth division, to take effect on and
after November %. 1905: Accept the resig-
nation of ]. E. Graham, a teacher of the
fifth grade: promote NJ. L. LENS from the
fourth to the fifth grades, from salary Of
1918 TO $500 per annum. and from class 8 to
class A.; promote c. L. Franc from the third
to the fourth grade at same salary; pro-
mote Blanche Russ from the second to the
third grade. from salary of $500 to $675 per
annum until remedial legislation can be Sc
cured, and from class to class 8: promote
+. R. Bailey from the first to the second
grade at same salary; appoint Constance
L
NAL graduates) teacher of the first grade
at salary of 5000 per annum; assign to
class 9
Kindergarten department. to take effect
on and after December /, 1906: Promote
Elizabeth Dickinson from assistant to prin-
cipal. from class l TO class 3, and from
salary of S52o to S625 per annum, until
remedial legislation can be secured, and as
sign to the new kindergarten school to be
opened at Tenleytown: appoint Miss Stella
Holly as assistant and assign to class 1 at
a salary of So25 per annum, until remedial
legislation can be secured. Miss Holly
took the examination in June, 1906 and Is
next on the eligible list; appoint Miss Cora
NJ. Johnson assistant at the Tenleytown
School. and assign to class l, at salary Of
1915 per annum until remedial legislation
can be secured. Miss Johnson took the
examination In June, 1905 and Is next on
the eligible list)
Fourth Division.
Fourth division, to take effect on and
after December 1, 1906-Accept the resigna-
ton of l. A. Crawford, teacher of the
fourth grade; promote A. S. Hughes from
the third to the fourth grade. at same
salary. Miss Hughes is rated Good" and
considered the best teacher in that group;
promote ]. A. Tennyson from the second
to the third grade. from salary of 5000 to
S675 per annum, until remedial legislation
can be secured, and from class to class
3. Miss Tennyson is rated Excellent"
anu CpflSlueEeu the DeSl IN InaI
group; appoint Margaret Short (No. "a.
and next on the list of normal gr. -uates)
as a teacher of the second grade, at a
salary of 5000 per annum.
Third Division.
Third division, to take effect on and after
December L. 19O6-Promote Miss 8. L.
Yoeckel. from the fifth to the sixth grade,
at same salary, vice Miss Hattie White.
deceased. Miss Yoeckel is rated Excel
lent and is the senior teacher in that
group. in the fifth grade service); promote
Miss L. l. Smith from the fourth to the
fifth grade. from salary of $675 to $500 per
annum, and from class 3 to class 4. Miss
senior teacher in that group In the fourth
grade service; promote Miss Theresa
Herrle. from the third to the fourth grade,
at same salary. (Miss Herrle is rated Eek
cellent, and is the senior teacher in that
group in the third grade service): promote
Miss NJ. Z. Nitzel, from the second to the
bird grade, from salary of $500 to $3.50
per annum. and from class to g. Miss
Nitzel Is rated Excellent" and Is the
senior teacher IN that group in the second
grade service). transfer Miss NJ. l.. Sander
son. from the first to the second grade, at
same salary. CMiss Sanderson was ap-
"Good'-not the highest rating In the grade
In the third division-but Dr. Kimball
thinks the good Of the schools will be bet
ter served by this action. as Miss Sander
son has been for several years in the first
grade): appoint Miss Elizabeth Dessez (No.
-, and next on the normal lisD as a
teacher In the first grade. at a salary OF