The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
CITY SCHOOL HEAD SELECTED FOR
THE NINETEENTH YEAR
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS
GOES TO FAIRGROUNDS
POSITION
BUDGET ACTION DELAYED-MoRE
TEACHERS NAMED-OTHER
BUSINESS

BUDGET ACTION DELAYED-MoRE
TEACHERS NAnIED-oTHER
BUSINESS
TIE U"ard q! EAuyatior If ;hr School
Distract ~: Wheeling IA i r"S'H"""!
meeting last n.chj. r,"Ur."H'.' - . J..
NTihcus, as superintendent g.: 49,. ,'tN
Syhouls COR tn, 81. .. ... "a: 49, e.. -.
citizens WAS granted a:. .i.,'r.,~,. IN .a,-
airy from s3S5O to $500 zee. y";.r
I'yut. \. -. Anderson '"uIrr"I II s. r"S-
, igL.l;Ion as director of physical 'hu'a-
tIvn II the pubic schools. TIL" rrSiE-
na';ou WAS accepted with ;hc regrets 90
the board. No successor I" Director
Anderson was named. Nj Anderson
wi, be come director Of Wh''I'ut al
year play ground and recreation work.
\ resolution making the appointment
Of III" public school staff Il duty cNc!G-
Slvr,y Of the school superintendent. sub
trrt 20 the approval OF the hoard and
emhodyinE other PROVISIONS for mak'nE
Z effective recommendations II the s'NoU.
survey commission was adopted.
Til" board postponed action on tn"
school budget for III" year until a 'at"r
date. several vacancies III III" t"a'hirE
staff AZ various schools wc:" ni"d
Committee Reports
Opening the meeting. a lnrr" number
of committee reports w"y" read. SOM
being approved. and rI,S ordered ra!"s
while others were referred back to com
msttccS tor further IuNcstlEatlon and re-
ports later.
The committee on accounts reported
bills totalling s!4O3.72. The report was
adopted and the bills ordered paid.
The committee on buildings and
grounds reported on the aGviSahihty II
securing more room IN tho Tn!orCd oHn
Fellows headquarters. AID II was Hd"i''-
cd Commissioner MCk"" voting n0. -"
committee reported prorrcSS.
The commute On text hnonE reported
that bids have Uccu asked for mn.
ca binct and adding machine and urged
the acceptance OF the bid OF The Major
ity Company FOR printing the teaching
stan register at Si%2.92. TIL" committee"
also rcpur'cd II had compiled w;th the
request II Lincoln school. IN regards :"
securing hooks and maps f'r = rrtcr"n."
hbrlry for Lincoln high 5 hoo! 'hc 'v'H.
cost TO he Sl2 -. II ais" recommended
that competent man 5c 'uE4EcI 20 keep
the typCwritcrs in repair. and further
recommended the pur, sing of five n'w
Remington and hvr new Royal '!rc-
writer's. ten old mac..ucs 70 I've traded n
Superintendent Citizens was called tu
discuss the securing or the refer NO
library for Lincoln school. AMI s"I":li
members spoke. some favorinK AMI soy
"ral against, Uron 4 vote TO ADOPT tn"
report. all but one voted in favor of T..
School Survey Change.
tt" report Of the special survey com
mite" was then read. and resulted IN 4
long h!t argument. \ lengthy rcSoiU
too, was Submitted by ~" committee.
who declared Il lad h""n drafted hy
William / Bawder. di:"rt0r "t ia"
Wheeling public schoo! survey. and -
s!Stan; 70 the United Sta.c, .or''u's~.u"-
o. OF education.
The resolution was being slightly "a
tered and amended was adopted as fol.
.ows:
In order 10 carry into effcc: he rec.
ommcndation OF tho survey Commission
with respect 20 raising thc standards %
qualifications Of the teaching staff. the
board OF education OF The srho"! district
of Wheeling hereby adopts the follow
Ing resolutions l.cso.yrI.
"tD That hereafter all priar.p>.s. ST.
ncrvisors. directors. teachers. librarians.
nurses. clerks. tan!t1-s. and cher en-.
pioyes Except thu clerk Of The IuL"dJ
shall b. employed. promoted. denoted
transferred. retired. or dismissed 1N
Cius!Nc,y upon the written recommend
dat.on Of IA" superintendent OF Schools.
subject % n" approval. OF the board
",2D That after July !. 1921. 10 new
'"achvr or supervisor shall be employed
tn- scryic" IN tho high schools who =
not Il graduate q! an accredited i-ycar
college or university course. EXCEPT
n!rai subjects IN lieu az ~" "ears az
such college or university "uU"Hs. pro-
.vided TWO years OF approved profess
siuuai training beyond high SrHo6. Sra-
uation be offered.
"t3) That after July !. 1921. no new
teacher or supervisor shall 10 employed
for service IN the elementary schools
who is not gradual" OF an approved
normal school or tcIrherS college course
consisting OF two years work beyond
graduation from 4 standard high scho"'.
or m the case OF special trad" subjects.
who has not had the equivalent OF two
years OF professional preparation for
teaching or supervising N" SubicC In
question
"(4 That after July !. 1921. 10 l."
eliCl bio for \ new appointment as pr!n-
cipal Of a school Candida:" should
moe, the minimum requirements herein
, Set forth and IN addition should hay"
had not less than five years successful
experience in teaching. and have COM
0 pleted an approved Cours" Of profcs-
sonal preparation IN schoo admnistra-
ton and supervision.
y"t5) That In the cases Of All princl-
pals. teachers. and supervisors VIII"
wrr" employed N ~" Wh""l;r-: public
schools during the year ended Juno, 1877.
and reappointcd for IN" "r%u nE year.