The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
SERVE LUNCHES
HOT TOPUPILS
Board of Education Lets
Johnson-Powell Mothers
!, Try Plan.
ST TO NIGHT TEACHERS
Nominal Pay for Volunteers
Approved Pending APP
preparation.
ST. TO NIGHT TEACHERS

preparation.
An experiment in serving hot
lunches at cost to teachers and
pupils of the Johnson-Powell
School. which the Board of Edu-
cation yesterday afternoon author
lied the Mothers Club Of the school
to conduct at once. may lead to the
adoption of this plan in many other
public schools in the District.
The board. acting on a request
from Mrs. Z. ]. Neumyer. president
of the club, heartily endorsed the
plan 1t was explained that a room
and that the club members could
Pay for Night Teachers.
The board approved the payment
OF nominal salaries of 81 a month
to night school teachers who are
serving now voluntarily in order to
keep the night schools open until
Congress passes a deficiency appro-
priation of $4,000 to continue the
schools through June.
A report on the alleged injustice
of the method of promoting teach
ers from Glass A to Glass B was
referred to the teachers council for
action. The next meeting of the
council will be called early in April.
President Van Schaick was au-
thorized by the board to appoint n
committee to confer with Engineer
Commissioner Charles w. Kutz on
the proposed increases to engineers
in the public schools. This action
81 a.
from the commissioner advising the
board to insert a provision in the
salary bill that engineers must
reach a certain standard to obtain
the increases.
Changes I'm Personnel.
The following changes in person
mel were approved:
E. d. Harmed. teacher Business
Night. temporarily.
o. F. Quier. teacher. from Busi-
ness Night to Eastern Night.
F. w. Geise, teacher Mckinley
Night, from four nights to one
night per week
q. p Cooley, teacher Park View
Night. from six to two nights.
Night, from four nights to one
]. A. Smith. teacher Eastern
Night, from two to three nights.
Blanche Baldwin, teacher Business
Night. resigned.
II. P. Stafford. teacher class ga
Mckinley High, probationary to
permanent.
Mrs. r. A. Hussey. teacher class
6A Western High: temporarily.
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ga Western High; leave of absence
for one year.
n. F. Neil. temporary teacher
Brightwood Park; resigned
r. NJ. Kirby, teacher fourth grade
Brightwood Park.
X. w. Cowherd. temporary teach
terminated.
Mrs. A. r. Yarnell, teacher Sec
ond grade Dennison; reinstated.
Anne Rodgin, probationary teach
CT; sixth grade Seaton to fourth
grade Gage.
F. f. Fitzgerald. teacher fifth
grade Blake to sixth grade Seaton.
r. A. Dugan. teacher fourth grade
Gage to fifth grade Blake.
Mrs. Virginia WOOdin, teacher
- d
from probationary to permanent.
Mrs. n G. Wells. teacher sixth
grade Blow; temporary services ter
minated.
Mabel Hurt, teacher sixth grade
Blow; temporarily.
]. V Hall. teacher first grade Lo-
gan to second grade Garrison
A NJ. Cox. teacher second grade
70 rat
s. p. Arnold, teacher second grade
Slater to first grade Bell
r. l. Kemp. teacher first grade
Bell to second grade Slater.
Mrs. c. d. Davis. teacher class ,,
Montgomery; temporarily.
II. u. Alexander, teacher class
;, Phillips; temporarily
L. ]. LeBrandt, teacher Cardoza
Night; temporary appointment
terminated.
L. A. Hawkesworth. kindergarten
principal, Deanwood, to Bruce
School.
T. NJ. Raymond. kindergarten as
sistant. from Simmons to Deanwood.
L. \. Adams. kindergarten as
sistant. from Stevens to Simmons.
n V. Itidgway. kindergarten as
slstant, Stevens School; probation
airy.
b. L. Ellis. substitute teacher.
grades, Divisions 10 to Is.
NJ. T. Burnside. substitute teacher,
grades. Divisions 10 to Is.
NJ. A Brodie. teacher Mott School:
change name tosAIrs. NJ \. johnson.
JanltorS.
Mrs. Rose Scott, caretaker. Miner
Normal, s144 to $2SS.
Leola Hudson, caretaker Madison
Portable: S72.
Landonia Page. charwoman Dun
bar. to laborer NJ Street High; $3.50
to $500.
Malinda Colbert. charwoman Dun
bar. to laborer Franklin; $3.50 to
$500.
Elnora Freeman. laborer NJ Street
digh, to charwoman, Dunbar: $3.50.
Emily Jackson, laborer Old Cen
trail. to charwoman, Dunbar; $3.50.
Hattie Williams. laborer, from
Franklin to Old Central; $500.
Eva Newman, caretaker Gage
Portable.