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| Board OF Education
Proceedings


p. NJ. Messrs. Dashiell, Bradley,
Norris and Andrews being present.
The minutes of the previous meet
in2 were read and approved.
1t having been reported that sew
| craI school buildings have been
broken open at night, and in some
cases property destroyed, tie Board
| decided 10 make an effort to ascer-
tain who the guilty parties are, and
! punish same to the full extent of
The law.
The following proposed minimum
! salary schedule which the State De
! rartment OF Education will present
| 10 the Legislature for adoption was
| read by the Secl etary.
Proposed Minimum Salary Schedule
tThe present legal minimum is
shown in parenthesis)
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
FIRST Grade years years years.
l. "A 81 s and
First Grade years years years years years
First Glass 500 $50 900 $50
C5O) (525) (350) (6OO)
l5O0)
Fist HiS""" CAS- 'ir'''' 100 7oo 80 500
G3O 475) 5000 (525)
second tieSS bvU
G50)
Third Grade
First Glass 500 600 700 $50
s, .,. '4oo) 425) 45o) 475)
Second Glass 600
(00)
Principal OF
thrcC-tcachcr school
First Glass 900 $50 1000 1850
t55J) (575) (600) (G50)
Second Glass 500
t5JU)
Principals of one and tWo-teacher
schools 10 receive at least an addi-
tional $50 above the minimum pre-
scTibed for the grade of certificate
held.
All elementary teachers and prin-
cipals on provisional certificates may
be paid 500 less than prescribed
minimum salaries, and such teachers
shall be paid at least this much less
Jhan regularly certified teachers.
Two years of standard high school
work to be required for grade GER
ufcates to be issued after 1920.
HIGH SCHOOLS
(FirSt Glass Teachers)
First year $500 5000; second
year $3.50. (GO0(; 3rd year $1,000,
,675); fourth year $1,000, (675);
fifth year $1O50, $500; sixth year
$110O, C750); seventh year $115O,
G50); eigth year $1,000, 5000; |
$1,000 maximum.
Second class teachers TO receive |
al least the initial minimum of first |
Class teachers. Teachers on pro- |
y!sional certificates 500 less than |
re gularly certified teachers.
COLORED SCHOOLS
First grade $50, (4O) a month;
Second grade $50, $3.50 month; |
fhird grade $40, 800 a month. |
The Board decided to recommend |
passage of same.
The secretary was asked to have a |
bill drawn to be presented to the |
Maryland Legislature, authorizing a !
bond issue for $4,000 for school |
improvements.
The following resolution on the !
Death Of Mr.. Oliver SpedGen were |
presented by the secretary and adopt |
ed by the Board.
Whereas. in the death of Mr.. |
Oliver Spedden the Board of Edu-
cation has lOsr an hOnored member. |
and.
Whereas. during his eight years |
Of service on said Board, we, his fell |
low members had learned 10 respect !
bis mature judgement, his kindly
disposition, and TO appreciate his |
deep interest in the public schools of |
cur county, therefore be it
Resolved, that we herein give eX-
pl ession 10 our sense of loss in the |
councils of our Board, and be it
Resolved, that we extend TO his |
tcreayed family our deepest sym
pathy, and be it further
Resolved, that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes. a copy |
sent to his family, and a copy sent to
the press.
tSigned)
EDWIN DASHIELL. President, |
Z. F. BRADLEY, |
j. w. BROOKS,
VIM. P. ANDREWS,
f. LEE MORRIS,
j. B. NOBLE, Secretary.
There being no further business, |
tie Board adjourned to meet again |
on Tuesday, February 10 at l P NJ. |
JAMES 3. NOBLE, Sec,
Board of Education of Dorchester |