Evening star., 1922-12-04

to carry out the provisions OF the
child labor law): two stenographers
s7ec, s. s''000 eaeh and a messenger a.
Minimum Salaries Recommended.
The recommendations for attend
ance officers are: One chief at $l,0S0,
one chief at $3.50. eleven at $500.
employees.
The budget bureau recommends
minimum salaries for asa teachers.
as follows: Principal of the Central
High School. $500. who shall be en-
titled to an Increase of 800 year
for five years.
Two assistant principals. one for
the Central High School and one for
the Mckinley Manual Training
School at s2,4O0 each. who shall be
entitled to an increase of 500 a year
Principals of normal. high and
manual training high schools, eight
in all. at $2.70O each, providing that
the principals of the normal. high and
manual training high. other than the
titled to an increase of 500 year
for f1ve years.
Six principals of junior high schools
at $2.7OO each, which includes provi-
sion for two new positions. These
six principals would also be entitled
Three Deans Of Girls.
Three assistant principals. who
snail be- deans OF girls of The Gen
trail High School. Eastern High
School and dunbar High school, at
s:.4oo each. and entitled to an in
crease of 500 a year for five years.
Seven directors of music. drawing.
physical culture. domestic science. do
mestic art, kindergarten and penman-
ship at $4,000 each. entitled to an in
crease of 500 year for five years.
An assistant director of primary
instruction at $500. entitled to an
increase of $50 year for five years.
Seven assistant directors OF music.
drawing, physical culture. domestic
ship al $500 each. and entitled to an
increase of $50 year for five years.
An assistant supervisor Of manual
training at $1.S00.
Fourteen heads OF departments in
high and manual training high
each.
Fffty-Six Teachers Promoted.
Fifty-six teachers in normal. high
and manual training high schools.
promoted for superior work. Group
B. Glass 6. including seven additional
salaries in order to promote teachers.
This represents an Increase of S15.400
over the appropriation for the current
fiscal year.
teachers in Group A. Glass s. includ-
ing seven principals Of grade. manual
training schools. at $1.440. each Of
which includes recommendations for
forty-three new salaries.
Other salary recommendations are:
213 in Glass 5 at $1,000 each. includ-
ing vocational. trade instructors and
teachers on Americanization work.
which includes ten new salaries: 58s
in Glass 4 at $1,000 each. including 25
additional salaries: GAL in Glass at
$1,000 each: including ss additional
including 20 additional salaries: 120
in Glass 1 at $1,000 each. including 10
additional salaries.
Ten Librarians Provided.
1t is provided that all teachers and
librarians and clerks thus provided
for shall be entitled to the full
amount of any increased compensa-
tion granted for the fiscal year 1924,
regardless Of increases recommended
in the bureau Of the budget estimates.
but il the full amount of the in
creased compensation makes the to-
tai compensation OF any teachers in
excess Of $2.740 year. only such por-
ton of the increase as comes within
this $2740 shall be allowed.
The budget bureau report says that
the salaries recommended for teach
ers. clerks and librarians in all classes
during the fiscal year 1924 shall be In
lieu of the present basic or initial
present rate Of longevity increases of
pay for those classes shall apply to
the basic or initial salaries recon-
mended.
Recommendation is made for ten
librarians in high and normal schools
Sp ~ oh
Recommendation Is made for thirty
five clerks in Glass at $3.50 each.
An appropriation of 100000 Is pro-
posed for vacation schools, to be ex-
pended for the instruction and super
vision of children at the vacation
stipulation that supervisors and
teachers of such vacation schools and
Fairgrounds may also be supervisors
and teachers Of day schools.
Longevity Pay.
An increase of $6s,s60 for longevity
pay is recommended, which brings the
total estimates for this item up to
s66s.s6O.
The estimates carry proviso that
mo part of this sum shall be paid to
any person who. in the opinion OF the
board of education and the superin-
tendent of schools. has an unsatis-
factory efficiency rating"
A decrease OIL $lO.VuU Is proposed IN
the allowance to principals Of grade
school buildings for services In addi-
ton to their grade salary, reducing
this item to $25.000.
A decrease Of $500 is proposed in
reducing the total to $6.4SO.
An increase of $15.500 is proposed
for the teachers retirement fund,
bringing the total to $4,000.
$4,000 for Repairs. r
An increase of $4,000 is proposed
for the purchase and repair of furni-
ture. tools, machinery. ETC., books and
apparatus to be used in connection
with the instruction in manual train
An increase Of $4,000 is asked for
fuel. gas. electric light and power.
bringing this item up to $175.o00.
For text books. school supplies. for
the use of pupils in the first eight
grades. total Of 100000 is recon-
mended.
An item Of $4,000 for maintenance
and repair of eighty-four school play
grounds now established. to include
$500 for six additional Fairgrounds.
is proposed.
An Increase of 5000 is requested for
the purchase of United states fiags,
bringing this item up to 81 200.
For the community center depart
ment $4,000 Is recommended, with a
proviso that not more than 80 per
cent of this sum shall be expended for
salaries Of directors. supervisors,
teachers, clerks and janitors.
Recommended Salary Total
Is Increased $17,15O
The budget bureau recommends an
increase Of $17,150 for salaries in the
various Offices of the District govern