The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-08

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for che dormitory for another year.
considered at the next meeting in
lJuly. Board also ordered that notice.
of letting the dormitory be advertised
and that anyone wishing to make ap.
piication therefor may appear before
the Board at its July meeting and pre-,
sent their proposition.
Mr.. C. G. Rose stated that he could
not get the deed for She land for the
school lot al Kendrick ready that day
as he had another name to secure.
Baard authorized superintendent and
chairman to draw the warrant in pay
ment for the lot when Mr.. Rose should
present the deed properly executed.
/ Beard Adjourned for noon.
Board met Wednesday afternoon
with all members present and acting.
Resignation of e B. Weathers. trus-
tee Of the Fellowship school received
and accepted.
Board discussed the repairs needed
at the Ocala High school building and
the draining of qhe primary school
yard. 1t was agreed that Mr.. Gary
representing the county board and
DR.. Peek representing the local. board
should meet the city council and ask
for relief of the overflow of the prf-
mary school yard whenever we have
a hard rain.
List of teachers for the OcaIa
schools were submitted by the local
board and after discussing each with
the salary they were appointed and
superintendent authorized to contract
with all that accepted
Board adjourned to meet Thursday
morning.
Board met Thursday morning with
all members present and acting.
j A large delegation of the patrons
of the Sparr school came and express
ed their desire that Board rescind it's
action of the day before and at LEASE
the primary department. to be taught
at Spar. After much discussion aad
as they had to find out if they could
get the pupils transported and MAIN
tain the school at Sparr on the money
allowed for the Sparr school and as
the trustees of the Sparr school
should be considered and also the
trustees of the Citra school, no action
could be taken, therefore it was post
j poned until Monday. June 1sth, and
the superintendent asked to consult
with the trustees of both schools.
Bank accounts checked and found
to be apparently correct.
i Board adjourned at noon to meet
Mosday morning, nine o'clock.
i Board mes Monday morning with
] all members present and acting.
Delegation from Sparr came before
the Board. Superintendent reported
that the Citra trustees did not care
to have few pupils from the Sparr
school as it was uncertain that they
couad be transported during the en-
qire term and that if they should have
TO draw out would be against the
Citra school. The delegation asked the
Board to transpora from the fifth
grade up. of the Spar school 10 0cala
This was refused as it was impractical
for the Board at this time to UNDER
take transportation under conditions
!, Of that kind. After further discussion.
!. Mr.. Stephens moved that Board res
I cind from its former action concern
ing the school and that Sparr be
{ granted two-teacher school so long
Jas she could maintain the required
! average and be governed by the rules
and regulations Of the State and
county. Mr.. Veal seconded this mo-
] ton and 1t was carried
I Petition from the Ebenezer, Rat
lin Hils and Paisley school asking
'Ithat Ebenezer Sub-school district be
enlarged SO as to include more terri
tory and to maintain one school.
After checking the petition it was
found to contain the required number
OF signatures and ordered published.
Petition from Grahamville. Electra.
aand Moss Bluff special tax school
districts for the consolidation Of those
districts and one school maintained
was checked and as there was the re-
uuired number of signatures it was
ordered published
Board adjourned for noon.
Board met Monday afternoon with
lall members present and acting.
designations of the trustees OF the
: Spar school was received and accept