Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL SITE
IS NOT SELECTED
lc.muus to be Fenced Eight Feet
Hioh, Following Consider
able Discussion.
ADOPT NEW CODE OF ETHICS
o.,u6cations for Teachers set Out In
Recommendations Of Committee ON
Teachers and school Work.

The matter Of selecting a site for the
.., high school was not reached in the
,,,r8 of education meeting held Tues
.yepine. Considerable discussion
-. aroused by the proposition TO build
fence around the campus Of the pres
~, high school. however, oscar W.
v,vle arguing against the proposed
s,,h board fence and in favor Of an
III, fence A. G. Giauque was in IA
NJ portable canvas fence. 10 be
.,, around the field in times Of games
"a meets. but this proposition was de-
,..tsd by a vote Of to 5. The Same
,.o,s defeated Mr. Moyle's proposition
IAN iron fence, the board finally de-
,i5ipe by vote OF Z to 10 build an
,leht-foot fence around the campus.
letter from Gov. William Spry was
read. asking that the board authorize
oubllc subscription in the public
moods 10 assist in raising funds for
tbs purchase Of a silver service for the
t,ftieship Utah. Gov. Spry suggested
that a standard Of 10 cents per child
h. asked for. with a limit Of 20 cents
rsr child but donations OF ] cent and
.,ts be accented Several members
III the board expressed themselves as
opposed 20 departing from the rule OF
tbe board not 10 ask for subscriptions
rom the pupils. and the matter went
over until the next meeting OF the
board
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
On recommendation OF the committee
an teachers and school work, the fol-
lowing we're appointed teachers in the
grammar schools: Mary Dutton, Mary
Rose. Louise Anderson. Theresa Stalk
or Margaret McConaughy. Matte Por-
Ter. L. j. Rood and Jennie Davis. Ly-
man l. DANES, j. Challan Smith and
Katherine s Forester we're appointed
for the high school Dorothy Lutes
was appointed as teacher In the ele-
irentary schools for the school year
1uo-is1 on the accommodation Of
the same committee $3.50 was apprO-
prlated for the high school commence
ment exercises.
A new code Of ethics to be used by
the board in the employment OF teach
ers was proposed at the meeting last
night by the committee on teachers and
school work. but no action further than
referring IL back ~ the committee un-
IN the next meeting of the board was
taken. The proposed code Is as fol-
hgs
Accurate and comprehensive schol-
arshlp is expected I'm all cases.
"A preference may be given To can
idates whose ages range from q TO 30
Years.
Freedom from ali physical defects
l. expected. Among physical defects
may b. included any noticeable disfig-
urement Before entering into contract
the candidate must furnish certificate
Of good health Issued by the medical
Inspector Of schools. showing freedom
from physical defects and particularly
from tuberculosis In any form or pre-
Opposition thereto.
In the employment OF lady teach
tn preference is given TO unmarried
women
Any woman teacher who expects TO
Ne married during the school session
cannot with propriety enter into a con-
tract n the withdrawal Is TO come at
such time as TO prevent compliance
with the regulations prescribing the
terms Of honorable release.
In the appointment OF teachers the
board will give preference 10 unmar-
ned women over married women, but
thIs restriction will not be imposed at
me expense Of efficiency.
married woman whose husband Is
IN the employ Of the board may attain
70 the rank OF substitute teacher, but
nol that Of regular teacher.
Tn the selection Of inexperienced
college graduates for any position In
The system preference VIII be given
70 those candidates whose courses have
Included professional training, other
qualifications being equal
lack OF adequate equipment 20
teach successfully IN the elementary
tcnoos the subjects OF music, art. sew
mg' physical education and the ele-
henls OF the natural science will be
considered a deficiency.
Every teacher In the system is ex-
lected 10 attain the skill necessary 10
Nnte a plain, legible hand. The reg
var blackboard work should bear con-
'an' evidence Of this proficiency"
ROUTINE MATTERS.
The COMMITTEES on buildings and
Grounds reported that IL had purchased.
:, On NE authority given by the board on
.vD > 1910, eight acres of land adjoin-
ns me Waterloo school for $4,000 from
sAhton Jenkins, and that r. Klettlng
uau oeen employed 20 prepare plans FOR
. l--room school building with heating
Iant and toilets. The action was APP
proved by the board.
bllls amounting TO Si2,3lS25 were au-
. .,H, paid by the board. The inan-
s s report showed that the balance on
s sss ~ the first Of the month was t67.-
49,, 49, the receipts for the month being
sl,s.9ls'o. and the disbursements s6i,-
Cahnon a Fetzer. architects, were au-
suorsed 70 draw plans for the new
manual training building at the high
Il ROLAND, superintendent Of build
,ss was instructed 20 buy 100 trees