The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-28
Wachter School Closed.

Wachter School Closed.
The Waclter school was closed
Thursday afternoon on account of "a
break in the water main on 9th street
making it impossible to use the build
ing. The teachers spent the time Wis
iting other rooms.
Thrift Stamp Sale.
The sale of thrift stamps is prog
ressing beyond all expectations.
School Coard Votes Loan Of $500.
At the last school board meeting a
loan of 500 was voted for use as cap
ital in the thrift stamp business un.
til the end Of the year.
Will School Kindergarten.
Kindergarten in the Will school
has opened with an attendance of 63
in charge, assisted by Miss Adelaide
Bork.
Hopping Cars.
A campaign urging parents to as
sist in keeping children from hopping
on cars is being waged.
! Kindergarten Assistant.
An assistant for the kindergarten in
the Wachter school was provided at
the last board meeting, all children
being given all-day sessions. &c..
Manual Training might School Il
The manual training night school
has exceeded the expectations of those
in charge. the last session having six.
= teen members present all Of whom are
; working with much enthusiasm.
June School Census.
&C. +. Bolt has been employed to
take the school census in June. This
is the third time Mr.. Eolt has been
employed to do this work.
High School Clock.
The high school clock will soon b.:
attached to the Hughes electric sys
TEN in order to make it unnecessary
to purchase dry cells by which it has
been run in the past.
e Portable School Houses.
2 The school board has been cOnsid
l ering the purchase of one or two port
l able school houses to accommodate
l grades now in the high school build
t ing, so run nS to take care of the
!, fast growing enrolment in the higl
. school,
t High School Teachers for Coming
2 Year.
=. ! The high school teaching force fol
| the coming year has been elected
This years force with the exception
OF those who do not plan to return
was reelected at recent meeting o.
the board. Following is the list: c
f. Bolt, R. Fl. Neff, Mable Stratton
Ruby Finch, Hortense Moore, Alice
Burnham, Esther Celin, Elizabeth
Jones, Lulu Mosier, Gertrude Behrens
The grade list is not yet complete.
Miss Elstad. Miss KGiline, Miss Lar
son, Miss Halverson and Mrs. Roach
have announced that they will not be
candidates for reelection
i Salary Schedule.
Il The salary schedule for the coming
il year is announced as follows: Maxi
i mum high school for regular teachers
II $3.50; for special teachers not ye
III
\ teachers, 81 900, minimum for specia
i teachers not fixed. /
II Grade teachers salaries: Maximum
II $1,000; minimum, according 70 eX-
II perience, $3.50 for teachers who have
II taught, two, three or four years ir
Il four room schools, or $500 per veal
II for teachers who have taught five OF
II more years in four-room schools. Only
II normal graduates are employed in the
II grades. .. a...-
II Teacher Of Physical Culture.
The matter Of employing teacher
II of physical culture was discussed a
|! a recent board meeting and will bt
II brought to conclusion within tht
II next few weeks.
II School Nurse.
II The question of, employing a schoo
II nurse has been postponed until i
shall have been learned just what &C
Il ton will be taken toward employing
a county nurse for Burleigh county
II The work of the visiting nurse, Mis-!