The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-04
ENSLEY SCHOOLS
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Full List of Assignments for
 Teachers
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Ensley, September 3.-(Special. )--The regular monthly meeting of the Ensey Board of Education was held last night in the city hall. All the members were present, Chairman N w. Scott presiding J. II. shelton. chairman of the building committee reported that the additions and improvements to the Moore and Davis schools were about completed and would be ready by the time of opening, Septem- Der 16 but could not say whether the new school in the Fifth ward would be completed or not. Several improvements were suggested by the committee on the Moore and Bush schools, but these were deferred to the next meeting
 Mr. Schmt Moore was nominated for principal and Misses Street and Poulll for teachers of the new school, which nominations were confirmed by the board. Professor Walker stated that unless the new school building was completed by the opening of the schools he could not use the teachers provided by the board. The resignation of Miss Ida 5. Horn, who had accepted a position in the Moore school was accepted.
 Professor Walker was authorized to ap- point two supernumeraries and jantor for each school building at salaries fixed by the board. Applicants for the posi- tions will apply at his office in the Bush school, Avenue c and Twenty-third street.
 The following announcements were made relative to the opening of schools:
 The principals will be in the Bush, Moore and Davis buildings at o'clock Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morn ings September g, 10 and Il, for the classification of all new pupils and TOT the examination of all last year pupils who were promoted condtionally upon work assigned for the summer Parents and guardians should bring their children for classification on these mornings, as no pupils will be classed by the principals on the first day of school. All pupils who live in Tuxedo South Ensley or South Highlands will report for classification 10 the Bush school The principal of the new school will make his classlfcatlons there instead of at the new school on account of the work on the new building not being finished.
 An institute will be held for the city
  teachers, beginning at o'clock Thurs day morning September 12, and contnu- ing through Thursday Friday and Satur- day. All teachers will report at the Bush building Thursday morning al o'clock
 Schools will open promptly Monday morning, September 16 and a full days work will be done on the first day
 The following is the full assignment of teachers
 Thomas R. Walker, superintendent
 Ruth Harbeck, supervisor drawing and manual training.
 Mamie l.. Walker, supervisor vocal music
 Bush school-R. E. Tidwell principal and science and mathematics: Annie NJ Baker, Latin and historp; Everett Mo Guire, seventh grade: Annie R. Milligan, sixth grade; Bessie Tidwell fifth grade; Jessie Ingram, fourth grade; Sara Glider, senior third grade; Mrs. Fred E. Davis, junior third grade; Sabine A. Dupont, sen for second grade: Frances Reed, junior second grade: Alice Ferman.~ senior first grade Ceclle Wilson, junior first grade.
 Moore School-John c. Blackwell, prin oipal and seventh grade; Ida B. Horn, fifth and sixth grades; Mary M. Brown fourth grade; Mary V. Skinner third grade; Rosa Douglass. second grade Ve- ra Barton, senior first grade; Crissle Champion, junior first grade.
 New School-Schmit Moore, principal and seventh grade Ada Street sixth and seventh grades; Leila Flewellen, fourth grade; George Kyser, third grade; Laura Dean, second grade; Margaret Spradling. serfior first grade; Dell Roulk. junior first grade
 Davis School-A. H. Taylor. principal and high school; Nellie W. Greene, sixth and seventh grades; Ophelia Bledsoe, fifth grade; Ada l.. Berry. fourth grade; El- mira A. Dffay. third grade; Hattie l.. Frazier, second grade; Rosa Weaver, sen for first grade; Annie B. Payne junior first grade.