The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-30

Florence Webster. The motion read that teachers who have been absent without action of the board, shall have their name placed on the re- serve list at the end of the second year. It was explained that this referred only to teachers who were stricken suddenly and had no time or opportunity to request leave from the board.
 . Mrs. Webster attacked the the phrasing of the motion as blind and ambiguous" indicating that Q few years ago when a teacher was absent for several months with out board action she was per- mitted to report later to the board or before the beginning of Q new school year. "These teachers should have been told to return ii1l- mediately," said Commissioner Webster.
 Another rule states that no pupil shall be promoted or graduated 1T that person has @ ranking below D or 70 per cent This same rat ing may apply to more than one major study.
 Another change adopted sets the maximum salary for an assistant secretary at $35 for non n-college grad uates and $40 for college training. Other salaries and classiflcations to be observed are the following:
 Crosby High school, head janitor, $l,e76; head assistant, $l l,664; assist ants, men, $l, l,404, women, $o36; tire- men, $l,560; engineer $l,924; Wilby High school, head janitor, $l,076; as- sistants. men, $l,404, women, $036; flremen, $156o; engineer, $l,0A; Croft-Leavenworth, head Janitor, $l,976; assistants, men, $l,404, woin- en, $O36; firemen, $l,5e0; Driggs, janitor, $l,5e0; janitor, $l ,4o4: Dug. gan, janitors, S1,5os, each; slocam and Walsh, head janitor, $l,733,l6; assistant, half time in each school, $i,404; Bucks Hill and East Moun- tain, $624: Roosevelt, East Farms, Rockville, and Oronoke, $780; Lin- coin, $500 per week for A weeks Substitute janitor, $l,274; utility man, $i,404.
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 The following transfers of the faculty members of Croft Elemen- tary school, now used by Leaven- worth High school, have been made, becoming effective today:
 Loretta M. Henebry, principal.
 Martha A. E. Corr, assistant prin- cipal, grade 8 departmental.
 Elizabeth 0. Walsh, grade de- pNrtmental.
 Margaret M. Egan, grade ' oe- partmental.
 Irene M. Kemp, grade 2 depart mental
 will handle these same Croft as. signments in the Crosby High school building for the rest of the current school year;
 Elizabeth M. Pawley, Croft, grade 6, to Webster, grade s departmental.
 Kathleen 0. Donahue, Croft. grade 5, to Duggan, grade 5 departmental.
 Julia L. McGill, Croft, grade 4, to Driggs, grade 4.
 Harriet Killoughey, Croft, grade 3, to Webster, grade 2.
 Katherine T. Ward, Croft, grade 2, to Welton, grade 2.
 Nellie A. Browne, Croft, grade ], to Webster, grade l.
 Ruth Keenan, Croft, Kindergarten, to Bishop, Kindergarten.
 Nellie A. Calvin, Croft, special, to Maloney, special.
 Leta M. Guerrero, Welton, grades i and 2, to Welton, grade l.
 All of these assignments, with the exception of that of Miss Donahue, are temper ary.
 School Activities
 The Committee on School Activi- ties reports that permission has been granted to the following:
 Irving Zackin of the Waterbury Candy company, to interview prin- cipals and teachers in connection with the purchase of candy for the Christmas celebrations in the schools. Overlook Athletic club, use of the | aaas nm |