Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-06-23


Fred D. CrOss-COmmercial
Ieacher -. $4,000
F. O. EdWards-Manual Training
Drawing $3.50
Anna Blackburn-DOmestic
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This leaves vacancy to be filled by
the Board in the 3rd grade of Webster
School for which position there are four
applications by home teachers, applica-
tiOns FOR that grade by non residents not
being considered by your committee.
In the High School there is vacancy
in the position of first assistant principal
Mr.. Thos. J. Berto, the present assistant
principal being an applicant for the
position of Superintendent of Schools
and Principal Of the High School in place
Of Mr.. W. P. Roseman, resigned.
The place of the teacher of Latin is
also vacant, Miss Lila Pomeroy having
withdrawn her application forre-appoint-
ment, also Miss Allen. For these three
places there are no applications at pre-
sent in the hands of your Committee.
Dated, Watertown, Wis.,, June Z, 1911.
Respectfully submitted,
Vim. +. Voss,
M. O'Malley,
George G.. Cooley.
Committee on Teachers and Instruc-
ton.
Miss Florence Archie was elected
teacher of the 3rd grade in Webster
School, wages $4,000 per school month.
On the recommendations of the Com
mittee on Teachers and Instruction the
following teachers certificates granted
by the Board on the result of an examin-
alton held by the Superintendent: First
grade: Catherine Brosky; Second grade,
Helen Reilly. The petition for appoint
ing supervisor of Music was referred
back to the Board without recommended
ton.
The following resolution by Mr.. Wood
ard was adopted, all voting in the affir-
native.
Mr.. VOss not voting.
Resolved that the Board of Education
add the teaching of Music to the Curri-
culum of the Public Schools and that the
Committee on teachers and instruction
receive applications for the position of
| Supervisor of Music and report same to
| the Board at its first meeting in July
next with recommendation of salary to
| be paid for such service.
The clerk was instructed to notify
teachers that they must file their accep-
lance by June goth 1911.
The vote by which the salary Of Super
lntendent of Schools and Principal of the
High School was fixed at $4,000 per
annum at the last meeting was recon-
sidered. The salary of Superintendent
of Schools and Principal of the High
School was fixed at 81 10000 per annum,
all voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Berto was elected by a
vica vOce vote as Superintendent of the
Public Schools and Principal of the High
School to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. W. P. Roseman, re-
ceiying the following votes: Cooley,
Frattinger, Moore, O'Malley, Woodland,
VOss
The plans and specifications of the
Downey Heating and Supply Co., for
heating and ventilating Webster School,
as amended and carried blythe Committee
on Buildings and Grounds were adopted,
all voting in the affirmative.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds was instructed to advertise for
sealed proposals for heating and venti
lating said school according to the plans
and specifications adopted by the Board
such sealed proposals to be submitted to
the Board on or before June %, 1911, at
| Z o'clock p. M, all voting in the afirma
| tive.
The bid of Louis Scholl for tearing
down and moving all old material in
Webster school on account of installing
heating and ventilating plant was
adopted at the sum Of $1,000, all voting
in the affirmative.
The contract for publishing the pro-
ceedings of the BOARD Of Education was
let to P. 81. Swift to be printed in the
Watertown Weekly Leader at 70 cts. per
folio, all voting in the affirmative.
The Board adjourned,
Carl R. Field, Clerk.