The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18


teachers Of Cecil County, be and the
same is hereby repealed and re-en-
acted with amendments so as to
read as follows:
Section 1. On and after Septem-
Der /, 1922, the white teachers regu-
larly employed in the public schools
and public high schools of Cecil
County shall receive the salaries
hereinafter prescribed.
Sec. 2. Every white teacher reg
ularly employed in the public
schools of Cecil County holding a
third grade certificate shall receive
salary of not less than seven hun
dred ($7O0) dollars for the first
school year and not less than seven
hundred and fifty ($750) dollars
for the second and each succeeding
school year.
Every white teacher regularly en-
ployed in the public schools of Cecil
County holding a second grade GER
tificate shall receive the following
salary per school year For the first
year not less than eight hundred and
fifty ($85Q) dollars; for the second
year not less than nine hundred
$4,000 dollars; for the third year
not less than nine hundred and fifty
($950) dollars; for the fourth year
not less than one thousand ($1000)
dollars; for the fifth and succeeding
years not less than one thousand
and fifty $(1,050) dollars
Every white teacher regularly en-
ployed in the public schools of Cecil
County holding first grade certi-
fiacte shall receive the following sal
airy per school year For the first
year not less than one thousand
C$1,000) dollars; for the second
year not less than one thousand and
fifty ($1,050) dollars for the third
year not less than one thousand and
one hundred ($1,100) dollars; for
the fourth year not less than one
thousand and one hundred and fifty
($1,15O) dollars; for the fifth year
not less than one thousand and two
hundred $1,000 dollars; for the
sixth year not less than one thous-
and and two hundred and fifty
($1,250) dollars; for the seventh
and succeeding years not less than
one thousand and three hundred
($1,30O) dollars; provided that q
principal Of an elementary school
with three or more teachers holding
an elementary principals certificate
shall receive not less than one hun
bred $4,000 dollars more than the
salary above provided for teachers
holding first grade certificate.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted.
That every white teacher employed
as the principal of public high
school of the first group in Cecil
County holding a certificate as re
quired by the State law for such po-
sition shall receive the following
salary per school year: For the first
year not less than one thousand five
hundred and fifty ($1,550) dollars;
for the second year not less than one
thousand and six hundred SCI, 5000
dollars; for the third year not less
than one thousand six hundred and
fifty $1,000 dollars; for the fourth
year not less than one thousand ana
seven hundred ($1,700) dollars; for
the fifth year not less than one
thousand seven hundred and fifty
($1,750) dollars; for the sixth year
not less than one thousand eight
hundred $(1,80O) dollars; for the
seventh year not less than one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
($1,S50) dollars; for the eighth
year not less than one thousand nine
hundred ($1,900) dollars; for the
ninth year not less than one thous-
and nine hundred and fifty ($1,-
500 dollars; for the tenth and sue
ceeding years not less than two
thousand ($2,00O) dollars.
Every white teacher employed as
the principal of public high school
of the second group in Cecil County
holding certificate as required by
the State law for such position shall
receive the following salary per
school year: For the first year not
less than one thousand and three
hundred and fifty $1,350) dollars;
for the second year not less than one
thousand and four hundred 81 ,400)
dollars; for the third year noa less
than one thousand and four hun
bred and fifty ($1,45O) dollars; for
the fourth year not less than one
thousand and five hundred ($1,50OJ
dollars; for the fifth year not less
than one thousand and five hundred
and fifty ($1,550) dollars; for the
sixth year not less than one thous-
and and six hundred ($1,600) dol
lars; for the seventh year not less
than one thousand and six hundred
and fifty ($1,65O) dollars; for the
eighth year not less than one thous-
and and seven hundred ($1,70O)
dollars; for the ninth year not less
than one thousand and seven hun