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Several Members Resign To Go
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AT their regular meet ng last week
the school trustees considered the
budget for the coming year and hf.
ter some discussion the glad tidings
were announced that, in their opin-
ion, the tax viii be $1.9O on the dol
lar, which is decrease Of cents on
the present budget.
Appointments Of teachers for the
com ng school year were made. Two
places rema n vacant, however, that
OF school nurse and in Grade 5, School
street building NJ SIS Blanche u.
Welsh. who efficiently superintended
the nursing depart tment, has resigned.
The trustees have not as yet discov-
ereu a suitable person to fill tile place
left vacant by Miss Welsh's resigna-
tion. That position, and the ono in
grade 5, it was SAID VIII be filed by
competent persons before The school
term opens.
One of the changes in the teaching
staff concerns Miss Frances l..
FO'Donnell. Miss O'Donnell has been
teaching in the graded school, but
henceforth she will be instructrass in
! N'tNH' l('liGH9iI ~ anu NDtttlltkG III
the junior h gh school. This is es-
teemed as a promotion.
Miss Mary Il Hutton will be the
only new teacher on next years staff.
Although Miss Hutton comes from
Johnson, VT, where she has been
a success in helping the young idea
TO sprout, she was graduated from
tn. local schools.
In the School street building one
vacancy remains to be filed That's
IT. gradi D.
er of the teacher ira ming class is ap-
pointed by the state board of educa-
tion and SO the local trustees took no
action regarding her.
There was some discussion regard
ing physical training. The Welfare
association will-no longer assume The
work which NJ IS Wallace has been
doing in the schools. 1t is possible
that the school department. may find
way to take care of this work and
also introduce drawing and art, which
/ has not been taught in Bennington
for few years. "
The following teachers have re-
signed; f NJ Morrison, to teach
elsewhere; Isabel A. Grant, to teach
elsewhere; Frances Lev n, to attend
a school in Boston; Grace r. Mack,
to teach elsewhere.
| The following teachers were elected
to positions in the Bennington graded
school district for the coming school
lye2s
Supervising principal, D. w. Nc
c Gland
Supervisor of muse nessie b.
! Kinnc.
Supervisorof home economice, Jean
{ Niles.
School secretary. Eunice E. Lyons.
Department of English, High school,
Amy /. Cutler
Department of mathematics, High
school, Anna +, Rogers.
Department Of Latin, High school,
Marion A Dear
Commerc al department., High
school, Vera Drew
History, High school, Gladys Fauley
French, High school, Mary e. Hutton.
Junioi High School
Principal, Walter c. Wood,
Eng ish and Science, Eva 7 Hun
tie.
English, Denmanship and spelling.
Berthe T. Lambert.
French, penmanship and spell ng,
/ Frances H. O'Donnel
Mathematics. Brigie NJ. Mcclure.
Commun ty civics and Latin, Grace
! G Parkhurst
Geography and history, Elizabeth
A. We,ch
School Street Build .nq.