The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
CAPITAL SCHOOL
MODEL At FAIR
Miniature Central High Will
Be Displayed at Frisco
Exposition.
AT REQUEST OF NATION
Ants Ak that Votes for Women :
Teachers Be Prevented frop
Influencing Pupils.

4 nlted Gldltse t21Lfe11 u -
The Panaaa.P Paciic Exposition Ia San
F-aneisco nsxt wear. according to- action
taken at ysste-days meeting Of the
Board or Education at the Franklin
school.
Superintendent Thurston presented 70
the board a letter from Commissioner p.
p. Claxton. Of the Bureau of Education,
asking re co-operation Of the District
school authorities in making the bureau 5
exhibit al San Francisco in 1919 more
complete. 1t is understood that the ex-
hfbit wilt be composed largely OF the
work OF the District and Alaska schools
Srrperintendent Thurston, in talk 10
the board. said il was not the purpose
Of the Bureau af -Educatiento to exhibit the
actual work of the pupils al San Francis
: co, but rather 10 show photographs. mo-
fiop pictures, and models of the york
OF the local school system. The 1NbdeI
OF the aew Central High School! now In
course of erection, viii be used, prob
: ably. rs an example OF the modern high
school OF the future.
No Cost TO District.
The matter was approved by the Board
Of Education and Superintendent Thurs
ton and Commissioner ClaxtOn will make
arrangements. The cost of transporta-
ton will not be laid on the District.
Dr. c. W. Childs, colored member of
the board, requested the superintendent
of schools to see that the colored cadets
received their proper number Of tickets
20 the Competitive drill Of the cadets of
the Armstrong Manual Training School
and the n Street High School,
President Henry P. Blair suspended the
regular business of the session for a
short time to hear Mrs. F. l. Ransome,
president Of the Parents League, OF the
Third school division. Mrs, Ransome pre-
seuted a petitien from the parents of
thar division, calling the attention of the
board TO the need of tutors during the
summer months for school children who
are backward in their work She also re-
auested that all iasses be kept at a
maximum of fortNT saying that teachers
were 1nable properly TO teach class
of more than thai number. The matter
win be gfver the attention of the board
st another time.
The matter of a public school teach
ers' retirement fund came before the
board al 4 yesterdays meeting. Presi-
dent blair said no action could be
taken al this meeting, and referred ii
10 a committee
Protest from AntiS-
A petition was received from the
District Association Opposed to Wom-
an Suffrage. asking the board to pre-
vent school teachers from enforcing
their personal views on the suffrage
question on their pupils during class
srspm debates
Franklin-Thompson Home and School
Association, asking the board to elimi-
nate afternoon sessions of the first
and second grades in both schools
President Blair turned the matter over
: 10 Su7t. Thurston, with the statement
that the board had been trying for
some time 10 shorten the sessions of
these two grades in the schools men
toned .- -.
A request of, the Home for 'Ffiendless
Girls. asking the. Board Of Education
TO allow the cadets of.the various high
schools military com panies to act as
.'taggersy during the flag day of the
home, on. .April J6,swas referred to the
superintendept. L-.-.- {.
The following changes OF the board
were announced:
Miss n. B. Richards as TEACHER Of first Erade and
zssgn to the Chevy Chase School
Miss NJ & allen -teAcheT of third grade and
assign 10 DouElsss School, Temporarily
Miss R. J. Coffin kindersarteh principal, Harm
Mis- H. E. Harding as teacher of first grade and
assign TO the Pesaprfh School
Mis- F. Z Brown teacher Of first grade and
Miss Kstherine Morgan as teacher If hfth grade
and assign to $40 sixth street southwest, len.
porarily.
Mis- Helen Rozeberry as teacher Of second grade
IN the graded schools.
Miss d. l. Clark teacher # domestic sclence
n the white Schools Temporarily
Nrs. NJ. W. syphzx substitute teacher in the
eolored graded schools
Wfni.m Jordan. czretaker of Takoma parish hall
1Isss ". l. Williams as teacher Of music in the
ended eoIored schools.
Il 6ruF rroda Pei
wnuian LOmsI 1aborct at the Western high
Nm. Maria L. Bowers as ca1etaker of st, Lakes
]. o. snowden as laborer in school gardens.
Miss T. ]. BuHnell as teacher Of the eighth
ne following substitute teachers in the white
Graded schools: Miss GenereTe Thomas Mis- Loui-e
Fsren Miss L. l. TowsOn, Mrs c. 3 Charles
afiss H. NJ Sheriff. Misc T. c. Pepper, and Miss
Miss N. II Eoyen as substitute tsa6ber in the
zhite Kindergarten grades.
M. Francis .Nye a. substitute librarian in the
Ths fsiIoxinE Substitute TEACHERS in the white
a Mis- Il. n. sheriff in freehand drawing and art
metal work.
AIT English history. ~.
Miss II. II. BoteIer in Mathematics, Latin, and
Bnriish
Miss G. NJ Robson in EdElish. botany, algebra
Latin, French German. and Spanish.
Mr. NJ. Il. sanbon IN chemistry.
Miss Beatrice Bulia in Latin and German.
Mr. James O.Counel, r.. IN physics. niatiens taes
and nesha-ical draHiuS =
Mr.. HERR Shsttyn in physics, mathematics, Ger
man. and Ffereh
HuEh Ptllins teacher Of InanD1l tainirS IN
TN grzdsd sCb1os tenpcrarilv. ~ ...-
PROMOTIONS. p
Miss E NJ Han, teacher of third sESde, to teacher
u foursh grade. I6vejoy School
Miss J. G. White from first 10 second grade, arc
transfsr from Petworth School n Maury School
Miss D. J. Rrueninser fron teaeher Of first grade
Jhcksaa School 70 TEACHER of physical culture IN
raiei rSchusls.
Ms. = 2. Dessez from srst grade TO. second
r-ade. t'heYy Chase School
Miss .Loq Lombard from teacher of the second
sTEdc 70 tsscer OF donestic sciehce in the graded
schooiss
Catrila frOn TEACHER Of The eighth grade
% ieac-ter q slsss six group A. and assign TO the
EasteEn High School, department Of business prae-
fscss
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Thrss nnnths 10 Aiiss Iosephine Burke.
Hhrer rnoutas u Mis- 81 v. Slater
oae moreh = Miss Il. E Harding. Teacher first
srads, PesNurh School
r. L Bo-s ieashI q manual training in the
REslGS6zsoNs.
Miss J. .. Aecog. teacher secDnd grade. MGury
sai. N; E, Pertis. teacher o. physical culture iu
Mir-ss J. CUNNINGHAM. teacher Of second er1Se.
cisy cssae School.
i,ss a. f. seiles. teacher Of domestic science IN
ses gtesz ehae,s