Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
Arlington Board
Calls for Bids
On kewSchoo
Greenbrier Buildine
First OF J Projects
Through Bond Issue

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existing structures ~as weird more
Than year asa The sSaaesa naasu
said plans we're held up Until ~.
Gently by GnS2sestgon OF sprSiflra.
tgons IN ihs state architect : 81
7Ce and by delay IN acquiring ilpe
sitr The schoc4 may cisrn hy
February, isSa
fear Other RuGiatnss Planned,
PLANS Ter four Other rev sxhex1
buildings are oa the architects
craving boards. the ~ sitsA, hoaYt!
SAID, BIDS tnE 3 aew elementary
school nj CleHeag lyn sill Dr. re-
eelvpd b. the board pretty sAaai
and plans lof nes NogimAn-
Boston, North FattlGnatan and
Hume Schools ate well atedeTNAy
Other projects attll in tie plan
nlng STAGE include q neW Junior
high School al Vacation ians and
North Military road rev s>m.
nasum and selence elasSaoogis 81
WASHINGTON lee Aigh School, and
a new shop and Cafeteria a, HoF-
man Boston teoiofedA High
School Plans also ase being pse-
pared for additions la The Walter
Reed, Kate Waller Barrett And
Peyton Randolph Schools,
Teaehers TO Get Increase.
Aeanw hile ii Sas announced
that Arl!nRton County teachers
will receive All average salary In
crease of 800 n year under their
new pay scale which soes into ell
feet July !.
Assistant Superintendent Of
Schools Charles ] Walsh &aId the
total increase Of $4,000 ID pro.
vided in the s. go 600 school
budget for the coming year,
Mr.. Walsh said An average In
crease Of $500 had been requested
by the School Board, but this Sas
rejected by the County Board.
which Gu, the education budget by
si2s 900.
Under the new scale. the MAX
imum salary of TEACHERS With prior
experience and who have hmeiie-
ior's degrees. will go from 81 600
10 $4,000. The present 81 400
minimum remains unchanged.
Other Scales Changed
For teachers with masters DE-
greSS. the present salary range 81
s.. 800 TO ~ 200 wtll be raised TO
81. 100 to 81 500.
Only one change was made In
the annual rate Of salary in
creaSes. Al the end Of the second
year teachers wiil receive . 5000
raise. instead OF 400. as At pfea-
ent.
In addition. teachers may re-
ceive from slo0 and $500 more
than the new rates In cases where
they have completed graduate
work beyond the masters degree
or In cases Of superior accom-.
pikhment" on recommendation OF
the superintendent OF schools.
Mr.. WAish said lack OF funds
will prevent all teachers from go
ing on the new scale Immediately
He explained that about 20 Of thT
eounty'a s36 teachers who are nos
receiving the maximum will be-
500 behind the new mAximuma