Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-08
BOND REDUCED TO HALF
FOR SCHOOL SUPT.
Secretary and Treasurer Of County
School Board Now Bonded for
$4,000 Instead of $2O,-
coo AS Hitherto.
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
COlOred Schools to Open October A.
Detail Of Business Transacted at
Monthly Session.

! The Board of School Commissioners
met yesterday in regular session. Mr..
Crisp and Mr.. Watkins being present.
After hearing and approving the min
utes the following business was trans
acted
Miss Mary Dashiell was before the
| Board asking that she be reinstated as
teacher of school S-4. After hearing
her statement and the counter state
ment of the superintendent il was mu-
tually agreed by all concerned that
she should he continued coditionally at
| the school in question for a period of
one year. at the end OF which time, if
the condition of the school is not ma
| terially improved, she eswill vacate the
same.
! Miss Nancy Ridout was granted per
mission 10 erect a horse stall on the lot
of school 1913, with the privilege of re.
moving same at any time she may wish.
On the recommendation of Mr. Alton
Arnold, Miss Catherine Cox, was ap-
pointed to the one-year scholarship in
the Maryland Institute.
| Mr.. c. Washington Nutwell was ap-
pointed a trustee Of school As
The following teachers contracts
were approved by the Board: Maud
Fisher, rs: Leila Sanders. 1-2: Eva NJ
Cox. rs: Eleanor NJ. Shepherd. 81;
Anna A Kolb, As; Ruth Parker, 3-5.
The Board does not approve contracts
of persons not legally qualified.
The Board approved and accepted the
bond of Samuel Garner. secretary
treasurer and county superintendent
for the sum of $4,000. and III connec-
tion Herewith passed the following
resolution
"ResOlved,. That the penalty of the
bond If Sarue, Garner, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Board of County
School Commissioners of Anne Arundel
County and Superintendent of Public
Education of Aune Arundel County, be
reduced to 100000 instead OF $4,000
as formerly, dating September 1, 1915
And be IL further resilved. That
upon the execution and delivery by the
Fidelity and Trust Company of Mary
land of it's bond for said official, dating
from said first day of September, 1915.
the Sttlu udlG ulitltI the p1NsuUU DOuN
heretofore issued for said official
On the recommendation of the Su-
perintendent the following teachers
were appointed to the Stanton school
for the coming year Elizabeth Snow
den, principal: VIM II Butler, vice
principal; Lottic Ruddock, Eevelyn
Cooper, Halle Hamer, Lucy Briscoe.
Ernestine Hawkins, Georgia Mitchell,
Louise Anderson, assistants, and Eu-
genia T. Hart, teacher of domestic
science.
A new stove was granted to colored
school 5-5.
The designations of Edith Moss and
Flora Hayden, assistant teachers of
| school SIS, were accepted and Mary
Dorsey and Hazel Guthrie were APP
pointed in their places.
Repairs to the extent of $12 were or
dered for colored school 1-5.
The request of Miss Maggie Glover
/ for certain repairs and whitewashing
at school SIS was granted.
The resignation of William Lewis as
trustee of school IL, and of Mary Nc
! Winsey as teacher assistant teacher OF
school 1923. were accepted.
Burton ]. Berkling was appointed a
trustee of school 1874.
The Board received from the State
Department of Education and put on
file a certificate of professional rating
of Miss Maggie Glover the same enu
Ting her to receive the minimum sal
ary guaranteed trained teachers by Oh
/ 759. Acts 1914.
Sylvester Queen, Israel Oliver ant
George Guther we're appointed trus-
tees of the new colored school now IL
process OF erection in the Fourth dis
| trict.
| The colored schools of the counts
: were TO be opened on October 4.
rhe Superintendent submitted to the
Board the list of teachers and theil
classification for the coming schoo
year.
After passing a number of bills the
Board adjourned TO Meet again OF
Tuesday, OctobUr ;.
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Francis Bushman at Colonial. Wed
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