The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14
CHOOL JANITORS ! GET SALARY RAISE bard Of Education Votes ZIncrease Of About Eff teen Per Cent. when
 Money Comes. EXCAVATIONS
 FROM IS TEACHERS Formal Leave of Ab- sence Granted to Miss
 Burlington This
 Year.

It the last meeting of the fiscal year Ithe board of education held last Int resolutions were passed refusing brmal leave of absence to Miss Jen- Burlington, who is now teaching in west, raising the pay of the jani- B in the schools about 15 per cent, h raise to take effect when the hey is appropriated by the city, Iepting the resignation of fourteen ehers and appointing thirteen new Is and then general resolutions clos up the business of the year. she first business before the meet was the acceptance of the resigna- Ils of the following teachers on the 'bmmendation of the committee on aools:
 erbert E. Fales, high school; Leon IS Chalker, high school; Alice R. Lit s high school; Bertha B, de Gysbers, school. Clara A. Hurlbut, Web school, grade VIII; Eliza A. Ben zn, Scranton Street school, room ?, Rde I; Anna Mcdonald, Eaton Dol, room 2, grade I; Ella H. Brown, #lchester school room 4, grade III; &trude Roche, St. Francis o. A., &n T, grade WI; Doloris Ryan, St. *ncis o. A., room 5, grade "; Car &J. Freeman, Welch school, room g., He VI; Helen NJ. Perkins, Zunder Dol, room 6, grade II1III; Emily N. Forest, Strong school, room IS, grade and Mabel I. McMahon, Woolsey bol, room 8, grade ".
 &he committee also recommended 4e of absence to Jane IA. Fahy, ! milton school, room 4, grade II; and la M., Waugh, Washington school, h 5, grade " and Miss Purring- Is request said as follows:
 Hiss Jennie Burlington, who was Xnted leave of absence by the I'd for the school year 1906-1907, has #lied for an extension of her leave the year 1907-190S Sire Is to teach he west, either all or part of the during the year The committee siders 1t best to recommend no for leave of absence in her case fol present school year, but recom- 4 ds that should she apply for 8 ton in the New Haven schools al end of the year, her application hat time be considered according onditions then existing"
 ' le following appointments by Supt. le were then announced and the mittee recommended their ap- < ral with the salaries attached E ch action was taken by the board ' lgust Eriksson, high school, $1, 100; y G. Harris, high school, $725; @2ce H. Cooke, high school, $500; Mil. Y N. Coffin, high school, $7OO; Maria be, high school, $7OO; Marion Mich. high school, $500; Edna French pster school, VIII asst, $500; M
 Johnson, Zunder school, room 6 { e II-III, $500; Rena Morrissey ner school, room z, grade II, $550' I. Gonzaga brennan, wallace stree Pol, room 3, grade IT. $S50; s. M oilline Maroney, St. Francis o. A. h 5, grade ", $500; s. Nj. Aloysis anaugh, St. Francis o. A., room < e wv, $500; Minna E. Caldwell ar Street school, room IA, grad, substitute, $500.
 e committee also recommended
 the salary of Clarissa White, wh, been transferred from the position
 librarian to that of instructor il n in the high school be increase, $500 to $75O
 account of transfers of teacher igher grades of work, the commit recommended the following chang diary: Mary A. Hallahan, grade ' Erade VI, $65O to $70O; Lilla \ ham, grade VI to grade VII, $7O0 t
 Mary D. Kinsella, grade V t
 e VI, $65O to $700 Elizabeth Camp
 grade V to grade VI, $65O to $7OC
 Smith, grade VI to grade VT.
 to $75O,
 e committee recommended that Il pn be taken at the present tim lrd filling the position of supervise
 rimary schools. It is the intentio he committee that unless differer
 ngements are made later, the SUI sion of the regular grade work (
 schools be performed by the sur Bing principals of the various sul jets. The committee also recon ded that an office clerk be al
 ted for each sub-district in ordt
 the supervising principals may |
 ar relieved of the routine cleric
 of the schools that the greatC
 of their time may be devoted rvisory duties. If this arrang'
 should prove satisfactory, u
 nittee will later recommend i
 lanent adoption The commits
 nmended that the salaries of Il
 clerks be fixed at s2OO for u
 year, $250 for the second and $3
 after. The committee lrecomment
 he employment of an assistant
 ng for the grades at a salary
 The recommendations were g
 ted.
 e following registration in t
 pls at the opening of the presei
 was reported and shows an i
 De of 769 over last year: