The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-06

tionaD, s4sS,o00; class l. ia at
81. 200 each (nine additionaD. $685.
500. Total teachers. s3,2t4.Ose.
The salaries appropriated herein
for teachers. CLERKS and Librarians in
ali classes during the fiscal year
1928 shall be in lieu Of the present
basic or initial salaries for such
classes, and the present rates OF
longevity increases of pay for the
said classes shall apply to the basic
or initial salaries appropriated
herein: Provided, that for the year
ending June 30. 1928, each Of the
teachers, clerks and librarians in
said classes shall receive placing in
the class to which assigned so that
each teacher shall receive, in add
ton to the basic salary herein pro-
vided, a longevity increase which
shall be equal to the longevity in
crease which is next above that re-
ceived June 80. 1922.
For teachers retirement fund for
payment of annuities. S3S.500. Tho
amount to be appropriated tor
teachers now on the retired list Is
s23.4Os. and the amount for addt-
tional teachers to be retired after
June 80. 1922 is s13.091.
other appropriations for the
school department include medical
inspectors, s12.35o: for ten grad
uate nurses, $4,000; for the main
tenance OF free dental clinics in
the public schools. $1,000.
Miscellaneous school expenses In
clude. for rent of school buildings
and grounds. repair shop. etc, s16.-
500: for equipment of temporary
rooms for classes above the second
grade now on half time. and to pro-
vide for estimated increased enroll
ment under the compulsory educa-
ton law, $4,000: for the main
tenance of schools for tubercular
pupils. $4,000: for equipment and
furnishing schools for tubercular
children, $1,000: for extending the
equipment of Harrison School for
tubercular. children. $1,000. for re-
pairs and Improvements to school
buildings and grounds, including
heating, plumbing and ventilating
systems and installation of drink
ing fountains, s250.000: for pur-
chase and repair of furniture. tools.
machinery. etc. $4,000: for fuel.
gas and electric light and power.
s165.O00: for furniture, including
clocks. pianos. window shades, etc.
for additional buildings. equipment
of kindergartens and tools and
furnishings for manual training.
cooking and sewing schools. . total
of $4,000. This latter recommen-
dation is for the following schools:
Twelve-room addition to the
Wheatley School. eight-room addi-
ton to the Mott School. eight-room
addition to the Eaton School. four
rom addition to the Smothers School.
four-room addition to the Monroe
School. eight-room addition o'the
Buchanan School: eight-room addi-
tion to the Bell School, for the Iowa
Avenue Junior High School twenty
four rooms). lexington Junior High
School (twenty-four rooms). school
in vicinity of Lincoln Park (eight
rooms). to be Immediately avail
able; three kindergartens. two sew
ing schools. two housekeeping and
cooking schools. two manual train
ing shops.
For maintenance and repair of
seventy-eight Fairgrounds now es-
tablished an increase of $500 is
recommended, bringing the total UP
to $4,000.
For equipment. grading and i'm
proving six additional school yards
for play of pupils, a total of s2,40o
Is recommended.
For utensils. material and labor
for establishment and maintenance
of school gardens. $4,000.
For the District Of Columbia mil