Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
BLACK EYE FOR WILMINGTON
IN SCHOOL BUDGET REVISION
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s41.52o for fss2-23: the committee will
recommend san,5I2 for aech year.
For other expenses Of supervision the
board estimated sio.24o for 1s21~a2 and
a like sum for 1929: the committee
viii recommend ss.fs4 for each year.
For salaries of principals OF three OF
more teachers the board estimated STA
355 for 1922 and a like sum for 1a72-
%: the committee win recommend ss6.-
SCI for each year.
For white teachers in high schools
the board estimated saso.125 for i9s1-2s
and ss77.6 .625 for 192s-23. the committee
will recommend s1o3.es9 for each year.
For white teachers in elementary
schools the board estimated sl,o15, 1876
for 1922 and si.052.7s5 for fs22~2s:
the scorlmittee will recommend $685.
for each year.
For colored teachers the board esti-
mated sl67 ,522 for 192i-a2 and si72.a45
for 1929; the committee will recon-. i.
mend sT4.ess.
For text books, supplies and materials
of instruction the board estimated s13s,-
725 for ls2i-22 and slse125 for 1e22-2s;
the committee will recommend $40. 900
for each year.
The board estimated the total instruc-
tional cost at s1.s5o,ss5 Il Is2I-22 and
81 1895 ,I1o for 1929: the committee
will recommend s1.oso.4ss for each year.
For wages of Janitors and engineers,
for fuel, water. light and power. for
upkeep of grounds and repair CT build
ings and for other maintenance the
board estimated s173.62o for I92i-22
and srss.5ao for 1929; the committee
will recommend siS2. $50 for each year.
For auxiliary agencies, including
libraries and transportation of pupils,
the board estimated s14e.020 for 1891
% and s1ss,7o0 for 1929: the com
mittee will recommend s20.s45 for
libraries and ss5, 900 for replacement of
buildings or transportation of pupils
for each year.
For operation and maintenance OF
school plants the board estimated S375.-
SOC for Is21-22 and 1854 $40 for 1922-23:
the committee will recommend s36S, ,S25
for each year.
The committee will recommend other
expenditures as follows: General con-
troll. s79,650; salaries and travelling ex-
penses of the members of the State
Board of Education. s2.4o0. and Office
expenses of the board, $4,000; salaries
and travelling expenses of the State
superintendent and his assistants, sI7,-
900: teachers attendance at summer
schools, $4,000; meeting the provisions
of the Smith h-Hughes Vocational Edu-
cation act. s16.100; school census, 81 600
Expenditures for school lunches. recrea-
ton, medical inspection and other
auxiliary agencies viii not be recon-
mended.
wilmington VIII Get @Biack Eye
For teachers salaries in Wilmington
estimated s692.555 for 1s2l-22 and s742-
555 for 1928; the committee win
recommend s355,260 for each year
For wages of janitors and engineers
Wilmington estimated s4s, 500 for 1921
% and a like amount for fs22-23; the
committee viii recommend s32.5 for
each year.
For fuel. water, light and power Will
mington estimated $4,000 for $1s21-22
and like sum for 1929: the COM
mittee will recommend s19.S66 for each
year.
For salaries of supervisors and part
salary of superintendent and helping
teachers Wilmington estimated $4,000
for 1922 and like sum for 1929;
the committee will recommend $1,000
for each year.
For the expenses of the superinten-
dents office Wilmington estimated
$4,000 for 192I-22 and like sum for
1929; the committee will recommend
$4,000 for each year.
For debt service Wilmington esti-
mated s21,145 for 1922 and SAL, ,I45
for 1922-23; the committee will recon-
mend SIT las for each year.
For fixed charges, including insur-
ance, Wilmington estimated s1I,500 for
1922 and $4,000 for 1929; the
committee will recommend $1,000 for
each year
Tried TO Conceal Results.
Estimates prepared by the State
Board of Education and Wilmington
were slashed in secret session, and the
revisionists did not want publicity
given to their action when the siashing
was finished
The committeeman went home, taking
the budget sheets with them. before
newspaper correspondents could copy
all the fiscal items.