Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
e SCHOOLS FOR I
SUMNER SESSIONS
NAMED BY BOARD
Education Commission Makes
Many Changes Among the
City's Teachers.

The Board of Education at it's meet
ing last night accepted the designations
of six teachers. made four permanent
appointments and transferred a num-
Der of others, al suggested by the
committee on instruction and educa-
tionai supplies.
They are as follows.
observation-disclosures Z. Christie, from
Bergen street. from March. s; Flora. L.
Mabel w. Schmidt, AS kindergarten assist
ant IN Charlton Street. from May i;
Lore.fa A. Briggs, from Elliott Street. from
April 1; Nell M. Haberle, from Newton
Street. from April ]; MIs. Minicent s.
Gellert. a. primary vice-pxincipal of Oliver
0' Observation-Disclosures A. caehi, of Bs.ringer
High school. furlough extended for one
year from September /; Eugenie D. Schaaf,
s sc Ssw year s from March Va che 4 !s ca1oIins o. g. MIS- shis
Ter, Of Washington Street. from April l
to July ]. ;.
Permanent Appointments (all from April
D-ReKina c. feeling, as grammar head
assistant IN Central Avenue; Elizabeth NJ.
Glorieux. In Charlton Street: Ethel Quigg,
in Elliott Street; e. Winifred Crawford, in
Transfers-Edna q. Wilkins, kinder
garten assistant. from Roseville Avenue to
March /: Mrs Jane 8. McDonough. from
the position of assistant to that Cd nrst
assistant In Bergen Street., from March 1;
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first assistant IN SUSSEX Avenue 30 that OF
assistant In Burnet Stirred, from April i:
Mary n. o'connor, from the position Of
primary head assistant to that OF AMIN
head assistant In Charlton Street, from
March l.: Cecilia M. Burkhartlt. from
i: Margaret r.. Van Buskirk, from Seventh
Avenue TO Elliott Street. from April 1: Lois
F. Elston. from the position OF assistant
to that OF first assistant in Fourteenth
Avenue, from February l: Gertrude y.
Smashey. from Warren, Street to Franklin,
from March |; Elizabeth T. Teller, primary
vice-princiDal from Lafayette Street to
Oliver Street, from April !.
The board declared. on recommendation
of the committee, that. the term or tne
Sara A. Fawcett Drawing School be ex-
tended to June 10. and designated the foi-
lowing summer schools:
Rnildings-Avon Avenue. Belmont Avenue,
Bergen Street, Bruce Street. Burnet street,
Camden Street, Central Avenue, Cnarlton
Street. Eighteenth Avenue. Fifteenth Ave
nue.. Fourteenth Ayenue franklin Lam lam
Avenue. Lafayette Street, Monmouth
Street. Morton Street. Newton Street, OIL
yer street It's; Seventh straat Ay So,,as T seuth Street. street..
Sussex Avenue, Thirteenth Avenue, War
rem Street, Washington Street, Waverly
No class will be established with less
than forty or more than fifty pupils. ex-
cept ungraded. kindergarten and classes
in special subjects, which shall be organ
lied with not less than twenty pupils.
In schools of six or fewer classes the
head teachers shall be required to teach.
The salaries for summer school eachers
were fixed as follows: Assistants (ele-
mentary schools)-With less than Que
years experience, $1.75 per day; with one
years experience or more, s2.25 per day:
head teachers. S per day: teachers OF
domestic science and art, $3.50 per day;
teachers of manual training. male, . per
day; do, female, $3.50 per day; substitutes,
salary of position filled. .
The schools will open july II, 1910, ana
continue for six weeks, closing August Is,
1910.
The committee was authorized to estab-
fish Fairgrounds at the following school
buildings: Belmont Avenue. Bergen Street,
Bruce Street, Burnett Street, Camden
Street, Central Avenue, Eighteenth Ave-
nue.. Elizabeth Avenue. Franklin. Ham
burg Place. HAWKING Street. Lafayette
Street, Street. Morton Street.
Oliver Street, South Street. State street,
Sussex Avenue. Thirteenth Avenue. Wash
ington Street.
They will open July II, 1910, and con-
time for seven weeks, closing August 70.
1910.
II was decided that the school yards of
all school buildings be kept open for the
use and enjoyment of the children In the
neighborhood from 8 g. m. to 3 p. M each
weekday during the summer vacation, ex-
cepting Saturdays, when the yards will be
of buildings in which summer schools are
being held will be used as Fairgrounds
while the summer schools are In actual
session at the discretion OF the principals.
Playground directors will receive 81 per
day: assistants with less than one years
q experience. $50 per day, and with TWO
years experience or more, s2.B per day.