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Armstrong Manual Training School
l-JanitOr, $1,000; assistant ianltor.
| $500 increase of $3.50 submitted); en-
gineer and instructor in steam engi-
neering,. $1,000: assistant engineer.
electrician, $1,000 (submitted); night
| watchman, s720: two firemen. at $'2o
each Zone additional submit tted) three
laborers, at, S720 each: in all, $s.62o.
NJ Street High School told)' pe TO pc
known hereafter as Robert Gould
Shaw Junior High School, and Doug
lass and Simmons Schools-Engineer,
$1,000 increase of 5000 submltteol
! janitor. $1,000 Gncrease OF sloo SUD
mitted): assistant janitor' ssoo .suo, soo
laborers, at s720 each; in all, S5.ssU.
| Birney and Annex. Elizabeth v.
Brown, Buchanan. John Eaton. EineIy
Gage. Monroe. Park View. Petw0rtn'
, Powell, Takoma, Van Buren,. wal
ZACH and West Schools-Fourteen Jan .
itors, at $1,000 each Zone additional
submitted); fourteen laborers, at $72o
each Zone additional submitted)' In
all, s24.0sO.
Brookland. Bryan, Burrville, Con-
gress. Heights. Curtis; sead Beanwoou' GOO
net. Grant, Grover Cleveland. Henry
Langdon, Lincoln, Lovejoy, Peabody,
! Randall Seaton, Sumner, Wepster
and Strong John Thomson Scnools
J Twenty-three janitors at ss4o each
| three laborers at s720 each decrease
| of one laborer): in all, $35.ss0
| Public schools storehouse-Janltor
| (submitted). $1,000.
! Abbot, Benning. Berret. Sayles ).
Bowen, Erightwood, John F. Cook.
SchooIs-Ten janitors at Ss40 each;
/ in all SS4U0
/ Adams, Addison, Ambush. Amidon,
| Anthony Bowen, Arthur. Banneker,
| Bell. Blair. Blake. Blow. Bradley
Brent, Briggs, Bruce. John Burroughs,
Carbery, Cardoza. Cardoza Manual
/ Training. Corcoran. Edmonds. Eek
ington, Fillmore, French, Garrison,
Giddings. Greenleaf. Harrison. Hayes,
! Hilton. Hubbard. Hyde, Isaac Fair
Ketcham, Langston, Lenox, Logan,
Ludlow. Madison. Magruder. Maury,
Montgomery. Morgan, Morse, Street
(; Manual Training, Patterson. Payne.
Phelps, Phillips. Pierce. Polk, Randle
/ Highlands, Slater. Smallwood, Taylor
| Toner, Towers, Twining. Tyler. Van
Ness, Webb. Weightman. Wilson,
Woodburn and Wormley Schools. new
| school north of Lincoln Park and new
school for tubercular pupils-Seventy
| janitors at $3.50 each decrease OF one
janitor and an increase OF S6o each
|
Brightwood Park. Crummell, kenli,
! worth and Wisconsin Avenue Manual
Training Schools-Four janitors al
$500 each: in all, $2,40O.
Bunker Hill. Hamilton. Orr, Reno
| Reservoir. Smothers, Stanton. Ihrel-
keld and Military Road Schools-Nine
janitors at $500 each: in all. $1,000
Conduit Road, Chain Bridge Road
and Fort Slocum Schools-Three jan
itors at $3.50 each; in all. $3.50.
For matrons in the normal and high
schools. including the following: Will
son Normal, Miner Normal, New Cen.
trail High. Dunbar High. Business
High. Western High. Eastern High
\ Mckinley Manual Training High
Armstrong Manual Training High
Columbia Junior High and Rober,
Gould Shaw Junior High--Eleven in
all. at $500 each, $500.
! For care of smaller buildings ano
rented rooms. including cooking ant
manual training schools, wherever
| located, at rate not to exceed SGT
per annum for the care of each
| schoolroom, other than those occu-
pied by atypical or ungraded classes
for which service an amount not tC
exceed sl20 per annum may be al.
lowed. s17.5o0.
/ Other Appropriations Asked.
Other appropriations for the schoo
department include medical inspec
tors, s12,350; for ten graduate nurses
$4,000; for the maintenance of free
dental clinics in the public schools
$l1.200.
| Miscellaneous school expenses in
| clude, for rent of school buildings
| and grounds. repair shop. etc. S16,500
for equipment of temporary rooms fol
! classes above the second grade now
on half time. and to provide for esti-
mated increased enrolment under the
compulsory education law, $4,000; fol
the maintenance of schools for tuber.
| cular pupils. $4,000: for equipmen,
and furnishing schools for tubercu
lar children, $4,000; for extending the
equipment of Harrison School fol
tubercular children, $1,000: for re.
pairs and improvements to schoo
buildings and grounds. including
heating. plumbing and ventilatins
systems and installation of drinking
fountains, s250,O0O: for purchase ant
repair of furniture, tools, machinery
etc, $4,000; for fuel. gas and elec
trio light and power. s165,000; fol-
furniture, including clocks, pianos
window shades. etc, for additional
buildings. equipment of kindergar-
tens. and tools and furnishings for
manual training, cooking and sewing
schools. a total of s15O.000. This lat.
ter recommendation is for the fol.
lowing schools:
Twelve-room addition to the
Wheatley School. eight-room addi.
ton to the Mott School. eight-roon
addition to the Eaton School. four
room addition to the Smothers School
four-room addition to the Monroe
Buchanan School, eight-room addi-
ton to the Bell School, for the Iowa
| Avenue Junior High School twentS-
four rooms). lexington Junior High
School (twenty-four rooms). school in
vicinity of Lincoln Park leigh,
rooms), to be Immediately availa BILE
three kindergartens, two sewing
schools. two housekeeping and cook.
ing schools. two cooking schools. two
cooking schools, two manual training
shops.
$4,000 for Contingencies.
An item of $4,000 is recommended
for contingent expenses, including
furniture and repairs of same, sta
| tlonery, printing, ice. purchase and
repair of equipment for high school
cadets. and other necessary items not
otherwise provided for. including an
allowance of not exceeding $500 per
annum for livery of horse or not ex-
ceeding 1850 per annum for garage
for each the superintendent OF
schools, the superintendent of jani-
tors the assistant superintendents
the school cabinet maker. the super
vising principal in charge of the
white special schools. the chief medi-
cal and sanitary inspector of schools
and the supervising principal of the
| colored special schools. and including
not exceeding $4,000 for books of ref
erence and periodicals.
For the purchase of pianos for
school buildings and kindergartens a
total Of $500 is recommended An
! item of 100000 is proposed for text
books and school supplies for use of
the first eight grades, who at the time
are not supplied with the same, to be
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