New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
IRIS. PEIX0TT0
REINSTATED
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49,. NJ tc- reinstatement was re-
ZION, the Board Of Education.
-.-icr said shat as soon as the
I Led order ~ Commissioner flhieE
, 49, him Nr. Pe.Notto would de-
bsr assignment 10 8 school ana
bay safsry t1r The time that she
Zen urfru suspension, when
--r.e5 10 aboa. $4,000.
.-.~r,ss.oner Finley has done more
-.ersrr discipline the Board OF
...o, :" sa3 SIR. Talley. "He has
-s3 he c.tv from the stigma and
ICE of discrimination against
Nj. All mothers owe .Ceot OF
-.u5e 90 Nr-. pc.Notto for her per
-.-s-ce I'm the face OF opposition
l-roursred other mother-teachers
,.s..t The pressure brought to bear
Is~ 90 res en- Thus they have
h .ssir Jobs safely. Mrs. PelXotto
.,-,fed. She now has her place as
,,l her back salary. her baby and
y The satisfaction % having made
good fight
Mis-. Rodmau Applauds Finley.
r,. Henre,ta Rodman. who was
,,srse5 bv the Board of Education
~ ,,atewer. at-r.butIng the sport
4 -o,ber.baitra' 10 the Board Of
rs,or. which was published in
FPAs column Of The Tribune, said
ru Dr. Finley had placed himself
,rmg the most progressive OF educa-
tors q all time.
he hss done something we can
ir5y begin 90 appreciate declared
VH Rodman. Or Finley has estab-
hti q precedent that points 20 the
.rgr employment Of the type OF
ss-er who marry and have children.
2 ruling Will prove g benefit 20 the
community not only because 10 VIII re-
st The most experienced women as
sstefs, but because the fact that they
30 mothers WI. make them more prac-
re- teaching the children what they
rt-d be taught
d. Ira S. Vile. Of the Board Of Edu-
s.n who has been the stanch cham
Of the teachcr-mother since the
rr.,tee on elementary schools, OF
l'.lr he Is q member, voted 10 Sus-
pad Mrs Peyotto iu June, 1913. de-
area Il had been confidently expected
,a' The verde, OF the State Commits
,'lsI Of EDUCATION would FAVOR MIS-
'. u. .-,. -. -
u 4es Jusl VIVA, HieilI nav DSeli
'it,'gl from .-en d Oroau - ii I'm. !.
III, He asserted. am soiI .na' ~
--.- noi nave peen arrived at HIsI U!
DOata o. Lc-c-l -oH.
-la James Lees LaldlaW' one OF ="
1s, group OF suf'raClsts VINO nave
'g interested .' me case anu iaSS
''isad 10 the teacner-motner.s behall'
-
49,. D. an am nlappl a' earning lne s IVu
~ Du' expected holhilS e,9'' -
80 We Knew would not aiiV" H's
.ta'mindedncss to be s"aFed by Ine
Nsil OF Education. IL leads US 70
VIZ ior victory boz Miss Rodman case,
Which the constitutional rght OF
speech is involved"
IN. MI. a.. oL
~
'.enas W. Churchill, president OF
Board OF Education, declared tnat
iad received uo official communica-
IRON the State Commissioners OIL
and therefore could not make a
fsnent.
d. Finley is the arbitrator" he de-
ltd Ell is ours merely 10 obey
an so pleased do ret know what
~ declared Mrs. Lora Wagner at
home at Tompkinsville. Staten Isl
last night Her removal by the
3'd Of Education caused almost as
"pread criticism as did that Of
PeNotto.
have been expecting a call to re-
l % work since a few weeks after
babe was born" She said. "and have
4 nurse 10 take care of her in the
enc Of my reinstatement / think il
great moral victory for women. and
-1.ea.ariy those teachers who are
,s'arly placed"
Pc ces Mrs. Peizotto and Mrs. Wag
=. here are twelve teachers who