Evening star., 1926-06-17
TW0-SP0RT RULE
/ OFF IN SCHOOLS
Board ResCindS Regulation.
Plans to Publish Laws
| Governing Body.

Compilation and publication of g
booklet containing all of the live
statutory laws of Congress under
which the Board of Education operates
was urged at a regular meeting of the
Board of Education yesterday by
Charles L. Carusi member of the
board. Upon the motion of MIR. Carusi
President L. c. Graham was instruct
ed to name A committee to work out
the feasibility ~ circulating such a
booklet among the teachers and off
GERS of the school system and the
public.
IF we publish this information.
Mr.. Carusi informed his colleagues,
we will so a long way toward clear
ing up much Of the confusion in the
public mind as to what authority we
have and what matters we are not
authorized to act upon concerning
the school system"
After viewing Il sample of the new
cadet uniform approved by Col Wal
lace NJ. Craigie and Assistant Superin-
tendent of Schools stephen T.. Kramer,
the board unanimously recommended
Its adoption in the senior high school
cadet ranks.
Two-SpOrt Rule Rescinded.
II was made plain that the uniforms
will cost approximately the same as
those now in use and their purchase
will not be compulsory the first year.
BY unanimous action the board re-
scinded the two-sport rule which has
heen in force in high school athletics.
The order was advanced as detri-
mental to the development of the
high school students by DIR. Fl. b.
Learned. chairman of the committee
on athletics.
Mr.. Carusi. as chairman of a spe.
cial committee to investigate the
claims made in behalf of Miss Anna E..
Sullivan. retired teacher. made a
lengthy report, which resulted in the
boards DENYING Miss Sullivan active
appointment in the school system. 1t
was voted to send copies Of the renort
TO the members Of Congress- who have
interested themselves in Miss Sulli-
vans behalf.
= To Install Ventilators.
The board decided to give the Jack
son School Parent-Teacher Association
permission to install glass ventilators
In the Jackson School. providing
Business Manager Raymond o. Will
nrarth found it would not conflict with
the ventilating system now in opera.
tion at the school.
Appointment of F.. c. Synder. Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer. Charles Demo-
net. Isaac Cans. Perry Howard and
s. l.. Carson as advisers to the com.
munity center department were ap-
proved by the board =
Upon the recommendation of DR..
Rallou the Dennison-Perret School
group was abolished, effective July 1.
Changes in Personnel.
The following changes in personnel
were authorized
Terminations-Jose Leesnitzer,
teacher. class "A, domestic science:
E. +. Pinkney. teacher, class "a,
Miner Normal School: b. G.. knorl,
teacher. class IA. Giddings- Lincoln
School: c. w. Colbert, teacher. class
la. Birney School; r. G. Horner,
teacher. class Ia. Slater Langston-
Twining School: Lloyd Muse. teacher,
class Ia, Military Department: L. T.
Green. teacher. class Ia, Phelps Voca-
tional School; o. F. \. Madden,
teacher, class "a, Shaw Junior High
School: Irene Miller, annual substi-
tute. class &c: A. II. Brown. annual
substitute. class "a: j. F. Mowery.
tooAhCi, tfoSS Ia, ICllS NoSdtioIidt
School; L. So Proctor, teacher. class
3A. Miner Normal School; II. o. At
wood. military instructor. class Ia;
Y. l.. Galloway. teacher. class Ia,
Birney School: ID. w. Howard. teach.
er. class Ia, Giddings- Lincoln School.
Leave of absence-E. w. Wilson,
teacher. class ga, Central High
School: NJ. +. DumeZ. teacher, class
"a, Columbia Junior High School;
il. c. LASER. teacher. class 3A. Cen
tial High School; Lynn +. Wood