Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
DRIVES FOR FUNDS
BARRED IN SCHOOLS
Board of Education Definitely
Announces Opposition to
Solicitation.

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Studies of District public schoo
, children will not be interrupted j,
the future by drives of charitable o.
; other organizations for funds. Thu
; board of education yesterday. OF
! recommendation of Supt. Frank w
Ballou. definitely announced its op
2 position to the solicitation OF none:
) from the children by any organize
, ton.
The final collection of money in the
schools will be taken Friday and Mon
) day by the near east relief commit
tee This organization received per
z mission about month ago to solici
money from the school children. a!
! though the board early this yea
adopted a resolution opposing the 8.
Ecitation of money in the schools.
Opposed by DIR. Ballou.
) Belief that the collection of fun,
, in the schools caused children to ha
. their attention diverted from the,
studies was expressed in a statemen
/ prepared by DR.. Ballou and adopted b
the board as an expression of its view
The superintendent and the schoc
governing body took the stand thai
since the war is over, school childre
, 1 shou4d nc Tree from uTlNeS.
For the most part the contributions
of money made by the pupils in tn
schools for any cause" said tn
, boards statement. ARE really mad
J by the parents of those childreI
Those who are primarily responsible
dren believe that the time has con-
when organizations interested II,
philanthropic, humanitarian wort
should adopt an entirely different pre-
lcedure in the collection of funds Or
CARNATIONS responsible for raisin;
money should make their appeals di
rectiy TO the parents. rather than t
the children through the schools"
Plans for the Burrville School a
the addition to the Deanwood Schoe
We're approved publicly by the boar
after they had been thoroughly dis
cuSsed in executive conference. Dis
trict Engineer Commissioner Kutz ant
Snowden Ashford. municipal archi
tect. conferred with school official.
relative to the plans.
! Pay for substitute night teachers. o,
recommendation of DIR. Ballou, was
fixed by the board at So a night for
| teacher to $1,260 a year for prin-
cipal.
Changes in personnel approved b:
l.the board are as follows:
Appointments.
NJ. ]. Kelley, teacher. GA. Business
High School, temporarily: E. L. Sas
seer. teacher. fourth grade abingdon
class 3. Junior High twhite). TEN
porarily; Mrs. G. L. Whiting, teacher
fourth grade, Greenleaf. temporarily
NJ. G.. Calvin. teacher, fourth grade
Langdon. temporarily; Miss NJ. r.
Turner. teacher. kindergarten assist
ant. probationary. Deanwood; Miss F.
l.. Patterson. teacher, class 2. Logan
probationary; Miss Lorraine Hal
teacher. class 9. Logan. temporary,
Harry Tolson and Charles Short,
Center. temporarily: Mr.. G: NJ. Ray
teacher. class ga. Central High, tenn
porarily; F. l.. Shepard, teacher, elias:
GA. Mckinley High. probationary
Mrs. E. H. Hess. teacher, first grad
Weightman, temporarily; Mrs. E.
!, operator. probationary; NJ. D. Wood
zell, school nurse. probationary; Cath
crime Bracket, kindergarten assist
\. ant. Madison; Margaret Stevens
porarily; NJ. B. Mclaughlin, teache,
iseventh grade, Wheatley, temporarily
Mrs J. c. Mace. teacher. class GA
Business High. probationary: E. P
Smith, teacher. class ga, Business
wilkins. teacher. second grade. Payne
teacher. class 3. physical trainin
(colored). temporarily; H. 2. Alex
lander. teacher. seventh grade. Mott
Temporary appointment extendedD
igarten assistant, Birney. probation
airy; Miss M. NJ. Honemond. teacher
lsecond grade, Ambush, probationary.
Night schools.
r. s. Godfrey, teacher. Wilson Nor
NAL School. temporary; Mrs. F. T
IDoggett, teacher. Park View Night
Temporary: G. A. Leineweber. teacher
IL. Chalk. teacher. Business Night
Temporary: D. c. jackson. head de-
apartment. Mckinley High Night. tenn
lporary; r. H. Ashton. teacher. Phelps
Might. temporary; Miss Ruth Edwards
iteacher. Stevens Night. temporary
MRS. c. L. Fearing. teacher, Burrville
might, temporary; Mrs. Z. S. French
teacher. Armstrong Night, temporary
Promotions and Transfers.
NJ f. Sheads. teacher, principal. In
Idustrial Home, to Adams; Mrs. I. w
Vanderwerker. teacher. principal
oner. teacher, class 3. Bradley, to
morse Atypical; f. f. Ramey, teacher
!class 8. Greenleaf to Bradley; ]. T.
iWiler. teacher, class 4. Langdon. to
jclass 2, Gales; l.. NJ. Karpelas, teach
er. class 3, Langdon. to class 4; NJ. s
;mell. to kindergarten principal; Il. f.
Dean. kindergarten assistant, Dean
wood. to Payne: c. S. Boyd. kindergar-
ten principal. Payne to Wilson; E. A
Bates. kindergarten assistant, Rene
Ito Magruder: f. F. O'Leary. teacher
iclass 3. Lenox to class 2. Toner: V. NJ
NICHOLS, teacher. first grade. Weight.
man, to Grant: G. E. Kelsey, teacher
seventh grade. Wheatley, to Blow
designate principal: Miss N. E. Sew.
He'll, teacher. class 3, dom este art (c)
ITO Junior High; Miss r. A. Lanier
kindergarten principal. Garfield tc
RandallCardozo; Miss NJ. M. Beverly
kindergarten assistant. Birney to Gar
ten assistant. Deanwood. to kinder
garten principal: Miss D. A. Johnson
teacher. fifth grade, Syphax to Bowen
lMies A. NJ. Jackson. teacher. fourth
ierade. Lovejoy. to Syphax. fifth grade
Miss L. NJ. Simmons, teacher. second
grade. Ambush, to fourth grade
Lovejoy; NJ. c. Halves. teacher. East
ern- Wallach Nigh. to Park View
Night.
Rcsignations.
u. L. Brown. clerk. superintend
ent's ONCE. Franklin School; NJ NJ
Greer. kindergarten assistant, Madi
son School: A. G. Hurley, schoo
nurse: Mrs. NJ. D. smoot, teacher
hrst grade. Toner School: c. n. Wal.
ter, teacher first grade. Grant School
NJ. L. Payne. teacher. Morse Atypical
A. S. Medford. teacher class 3. do
mestic art: d. E. Dummy. teacher
Mckinley High Night; E. a: Ber
j Night. and c. A. Van Doren. teacher
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