The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-09
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS
IMPORTANT MEETING OF BOARD
OF EDUCATION


New District Boundaries--Changes in
the Webster Observation-Disclosures
Rooms for All Schools Recommended
Important Transfer of Teachers
ResignatiOns--Teache Who Have
Received an Increase i'm Salary.
An important meeting of the Board
of Education was held last night, when
much business of public interest was
transacted. The following is the report
Of the committee on schools, with the
proposed changes of boundaries of dis
tricts, list Of teachers who will receive
an increase in their salary and the new
teachers appointed.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
SCHOOLS, JUNE s, 1906.
The superintendent of schools has APP
pointed the accompanying list Of teach
ers and the committee recommends the
salaries standing against the various
names.
The committee also makes the follow
ing recommendations incidental to the
appointment of teachers:
DISTRICT BOUNDARIES.
| ~ That the boundary between the
Welch and the Webster districts be so
changed that the definition of the boun-
dairy line of the Welch district shall be
as follows: Neither side of Davenport
avenue to Broad street. both sides of
Broad to George" etc. This will trans
fer about one hundred and fifty children
from the WEIGH to the Webster district.
(2) That the boundary between the
| Wooster and the Eaton districts be so
amended that the definition of the
boundary line of the Wooster district
shall be as follows: Neither side Of
Chapel to Orange neither side Of Or
ange to Crown, neither side of Crown to
Church" etc. This will transfer about
twenty children from the Wooster dis
trict to the Eaton district.
| % That children in grades v, VI,
VII, VIII, living on Mill River, East
and Wallace streets, between Beach
and Humphrey streets, attend school in
the Lowell district.
SCHOOLS OFF THE WEBSTER DIS
TRICT.
! ~ That the Oak street school be
closed at the end of the present school
year and that the children be trans
ferred to the Scranton street school.
! ~ That the two basement roomh in
the Webster school be closed.
(3) That all double sessions In the
Webster district be discontinued after
the present school year.
| "a That in the new Scranton street
bpilding twelve grade-rooms and a dou-
BILE kindergarten be opened In Septem-
Der. This is an addition Of four grade
rooms and a kindergarten to the pres
ent number of rooms in the Webster
and Oak street schools The kindergar-
ten can be opened without the appoints
ment of additional kindergarten teach
ers.
ADDITIONAL ROOMS RECON1N1EN-
DEED FOR NEXT YEAR IN ALL
/ SCHOOLS.
The committee recommends the fol-
lowing additional rooms:
-Four rooms and kindergarten in the
Webster district Scranton street
school.
One room in the WEIGH school caused
by the opening Of an additional eighth
grade room at the Cedar street school.
One room, second floor, Lenox street
school,
One room Woodward, upon compile
ton of the new building.
One room, Hamilton school.
The committee also recommends the
closing of one room in the Hooker
school which apparently will not be
needed next year. Should the room be
needed next September the committee
will recommend at that time that 1T be
reopenet.