The Washington herald., 1920-02-05
TEACHERS GET
INCREASE PLAN
Pay Raises Explained to
Council by DR.. John
Van Schaick.
MANY SCHOOL CHANGES
DR.. Kimball Protests at
Action Affecting Dis
trict Principals.
MANY SCHOOL CHANGES

Details of the proposed bill carry
ing increases in salaries for teach
ers and other employees in the local
school system were given at a meet
ing of the Teachers Council at the
Franklin School Building yesterday
afternoon.
DR.. John Van Schaick, president
OF the Board of Education, explained
the bill and informed the delegates
that II now was in the hands of the
District Commissioners and prob
ably would be sent to Congress with
in a few days.
Raise of 10 Per Cent.
The bill carries Increases of 40
per cent for those now receiving
salaries of $1,000 and selow: an M
crease of 25 per cent for those re-
ceiving salaries of from $1,000 to
$4,000 and slightly over; a 20 per
cent Increase for those receiving
salaries higher than this amount,
principally the administrative Of
fcers.
warning was sounded by DR.. e. G.
himball. the delegates representing
the thirteen supervising principals
OF the local system, of the possible
eHects of any reduction in the
amount of increase which II was
originally intended these adminis-
tratlve officers should have.
Deanwood school Center.
Following the council meeting the
Board of Education held its regular
meeting and approved a large num-
Der OF changes in the personnel of
the school system.
me board took under advisement
the request OF I. c. Reddy. repre-
SentIng the Alley Improvement AS
sociation. that the organization he
@iiOwed TO place posters in the
schools and give one three minute
talk 10 each class in furtherance
.. us campaign to raise funds for
dren. chill
Authority was given by the hoard
I"I the establishment of a self-sun-
DSs l,Is community center at the
beanwood School.
Appointments
>S b- t. Wood. teacher. third
arthur School. Temporarily.
T. VI. LGcas. teacher, third
Stanton. probationary; Mrs
- u HAYWOOD. teacher. second
d1e' Jackson. probationary: Miss
~ |happell. teacher. second
industrial Home, probation
NliSs " II. Riess. teacher.
ur'h Erade' Addison. probation
aTg' MISS G.. A. Walker. teacher
80 rane, Monroe. temporarily:
Mss ". r. HOst. teacher. first erada
ndurE' probationary: Miss NJ. l.,
hen7ety. teacher. class 2 PsrL
View stationary: Miss G. M RobN
IIi$, 7ch"r. class 2, Lenox. proba-
t'"' ary: Miss H. G. Ross teschor
s"'ond grade. Congress Heights
probationary; Mrs. s c FraIcis
teacher. fourth grade, Petwortb
probationary: Miss Anne Rodgip
l. acher. sixth grade. Seaton- prcba-
;ionary; Miss L. 4. Shewmstor
teacher. first grade. BtookIand nro'
hstionary: Mrs. d. G. Day- tearb.r
second grade. Webb, probationsry.
Miss Grace Bush teacher. third
grade. Blow. probationary: Miss
y. A Sanders. teacher. second grade.
TIeTce. probationary: Miss L. r.
Mason, teacher. first grade, Wal
lach-Towers probationary: Miss s.
VI. Gould, teacher. class 3. Jefferson
Amidon. probationary: Miss Eula
Thomas. teacher. fourth grade. JEFF
fersnn-Amidon. probationary. Miss
= NJ Duke. teacher. third grade
Greenleaf. probationary: Miss. d, A.
Cook. teacher. fourth erade, Small
Nocf-Bowen. probationary: Miss E.
5. Emmons. teacher. first grade. Orr
School. probationary; Miss L. NJ.
Hoyberger. teacher. kindergarten
assistant, Smallwood Bowen, proba-
tionary: Miss z. W Elicit, kinder
gartcn assistant. Brightwood, pro-
bationary: Miss NJ. A Zimmerman
kindergarten assistant. Petworth.
probationary: Miss NJ. c. Geryais.
teacher. class ., domestic science
probationary; Miss Florence MilIi-
ken teacher. class ga, Eastern
High probationary: Mrs. ]. c. Mace
teacher. Business night, temporari-
ly; D. c. Jackson, teacher. McKinley
night. temporarily: Mrs. D. S. Metz
Ter. teacher. class 6-A. Central High
temporarily; Addie Marshall, care
taFer Blair Portables; Katie
Downes. janitor. Hamilton tochool.
temporarily; ]. s. Evans, laborer.