The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-15

gteAu, t W Vinuu9u yp aWHlku tne
 LeavOnworth dlvlce ciasepe ip such
 Q manner for next year that this
 work will be handled by. the nFes.
 ent faculty, thereby making sav-
 Ing of t2,7O0, yearly.
 Moro Economy
 The opening caused by tho resignation oS MiTs Jennie ic. QrigRs on the Leavenworth high school staff will not bp filled, either. Miss Vera Coniong will teach cooking In Miss Criggs' place. In tho rearrnngempnt of the cook ing work in the grades for next year the sixth gtadeb will be elini. mated from tic cooking course, thus making it pos9lbi6 10 avoid tie appointment offA new teaph. qr. TAls means . saving of S2,- zoo yearly.
 wiiby high school class sched- uiea for next ypAr permits the dp. partment to dlBpenGp with tho ser- vices Of ono substitute, thus in- creaeing the saving by st,t70, yearly. A't
 The death of Mrs Katherine Cioater Burns recently caused ( Vacancy ir tho music department ln the grades. The schediiles are to DO arranged 70 that tho present teachers will hhndie the work. NO additional teacher will Do 4ddQd | and tho saving will bc $s,s0o an!
 '7T'" CIlmartin Selected
 The board accepted the resigna- tons of Miss QrIgkg and Mrs Qii- bert yesterday afternoon, effective at the close of the present school year.
 1t was also voted 10 eliminate nS wSrth aeaSnhs Sinh sschoe Sl So F roo now occupied by tho forgo shop will Do fitted up as . cafetoria for tho boys. Another empty room In Lenyenworth is to Do fitted up as q machine shop.
 Upon the recommendation Of l Superintendent Cohdon, John c. 0iimartin was reappointed super visor of evening schools and difoc- tor of adult education for tho coming evening school year. Mir Cilmartin is now supervisor of tho night schools. Tho board voted to request tho state board of edu- cation to designate this city as TO. | qpiring . director of adult cducp- ton. Tho pay Is Si2 q night. Tho state pays half tho expense. m addition to tho above duties, MT 0iimhrtin will act as principal of Duggnn evening school with no additional q pay.
 As predicted, tho board adopted
 changos in tho school department rules and set up n iS4.dny schedule
 for tho coming school year. Tho year is divided into three terms, comprising. 30 weeks. The first | tevnis begins on tho "Wednesday foiioWing Labor day and continues for 10 weeks, followed by . vacn- ton of one week. Tho gceend tArm is 10 wooks long and is fol- lowed by n roeess of ono week during tho week in which WaSh. ington's birthday Is observed. Tho final term is seven weeks long.
 The schools will remain closed on Lincolns' day and Columbsu day. Upon the rocontmcndation of tho committee on teachers it was voted to placo the nayne Of Mss Helene
 Miller on tho waiting list Miss
 Miller, n graduate of Dnnbury nor. Wul oVHVpA 4WV V AVEUeE tUuCUeE hero, resigned In tho summer of ie32 due 10 ill hppith. She hos recovered her health. @
 Gonthe,s Books Accepted Tho board expressed It's satls- faction upon receipt of q report from Huperintendpnt Condon to tho effect that Julius Kinp of A | atlleB street, ab executor of his into | brothers estate, has presented 10 the Crosby high school library tho complete works of Goethe in flve volumea and also tho com pleto works of Helne In four volumes, Printed in tho original German, t Is felt that they will be os real value to students of tho languasc Y ~H Swsanss voted to ayk tho board cf works to build gutters on Rum ford street to prevent rain from washing down the erracos on the Slocum school property. unon the rccommendution of tho committee on school houses. | tho board promoted John Me- Cough to tho position of head plumber. Ills salary will be nd- ]ustcd accordingly. Mir McGeugh succeeds tho late James Morris. ----------------~-
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