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 SCHEDULE OF SALARIES ,FQR 
 MEMBERS OE THE SUPERVISING STAFF 
 
 AND OTHERS; ' 
 
 JANUAEY 1 AUGUST 31, 1920, INCLUSIVE. 
 
 BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 
 
 SECRETARY'S OFFICE, January 20, 1920. 
 
 In School Committee, 
 January 5, 1920. 
 
 1. ORDERED, That the salaries of 
 sachers, members of the supervising 
 taff, and others in the public schools 
 Ire hereby established for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, in- 
 lusive, in accordance with the fol- 
 jwing- schedules and subject to the 
 allowing restrictions: 
 1A. ORDERED, That the salaries 
 If teachers, members of the super- 
 fising staff, and others who receive 
 inual salaries, which have been 
 Jxed by Order 1A of the salary sched- 
 lle for the year ending August 31, 
 [919, shall, during the period January 
 to August 31, 1920, inclusive, ba-fixed 
 nd advanced in accordance with the 
 )rovisions of said order; provided, that 
 salaries of such persons in those 
 inks in which the minimum and 
 laximum salaries in the following 
 Schedules have been increased over 
 le minimum and maximum provided 
 the existing schedules by the same 
 Imount, be advanced by said amount 
 n January 1, 1920, and the salaries 
 If such persons shall thereafter be 
 [dvanced on their several anni- 
 rersaries by the annual increment 
 Irovided in the following schedules; 
 [,nd provided further, that the final 
 icrement shall be such amount as 
 lall place the teacher on the maxi- 
 lum salary of the rank. 
 
 IB. ORDERED, That the salaries 
 )f teachers, members of the super- 
 rising' staff, and others who receive 
 innual salaries, which have been 
 Sxed by Order 1A of the salary 
 ^chedule for the year ending 
 Lugust 31, 1919, shall, during the 
 period January 1 to August 31, 1920, 
 Inclusive, be fixed and advanced in 
 iccordance with the provisions of 
 order; provided, that the salaries 
 such persons in those ranks in 
 /hick the minimum and maximum 
 Salaries have been increased over 
 
 the minimum and maximum provided 
 in the existing schedules by unequal 
 amounts, shall be advanced in the 
 following manner: 
 
 (a) The salaries of those teach- 
 ers, members of the aup-ervistng staff, 
 and others who have not reached the 
 maximum salary of the existing 
 schedule or who have not served one 
 year on said maximum salary, shall, 
 on January 1, 1920, be advanced by 
 the amount of the increase in the mini- 
 mum of thetr respective schedules 
 over the minimum of the existing 
 schedules; and the salaries of such 
 persons shall thereafter be advanced 
 upon their respective anniversaries by 
 the annual increment provided in the 
 following- schedules until the new 
 maximum of their ranks is reached; 
 provided, that the final increment 
 shall be such amount as shall place 
 the teacher upon the maximum sal- 
 ary of the rank. 
 
 (b) The salaries of those teach- 
 ers, members of the supervising- staff, 
 and others who on December 31, 1919, 
 have reached the maximum salary 
 of the existing schedules, and who 
 have served one full year thereon, 
 shall on January 1, 1920, be advanced 
 by the amount of the increase in the 
 maximum of the following schedule 
 over the maximum of the existing 
 schedule. 
 
 1C. ORDERED, That the salaries 
 of masters of day elementary and 
 day intermediate schools which have 
 been fixed by Order IB of the ex- 
 isting salary schedule shall, during 
 the period January 1 to August 31. 
 1920, inclusive, be fixed and advanced 
 in accordance with the provisions of 
 said order; provided, that the sala- 
 ries of such masters shall on Jan- 
 uary 1, 1920, be advanced by the 
 amount of two hundred forty dollars 
 ($240) per annum, and the salaries 
 of such masters shall thereafter be 
 advanced upon their respective anni- 
 versaries by the annual increment 
 
 41853" 
 
provided in the following schedule 
 until the new maximum of their rank 
 is reached; and provided further, that 
 the salaries, of those masters' who 
 have reafcheS the; ntajxinyim -of the 
 existing- 'sch'eduls en ^*<Jcerrber 31. 
 1919,.fhUl, pn./anuary 1, 19*24)*, be aa- 
 vanped *J;-"t?ife. e/nVft^t-of one hundred 
 twenty dollars %$l2}); per/a,nnujn to 
 the new maximum of *fne"ir* fa.nk In 
 the following- schedule: 
 
 NORMAL, SCHOOL. 
 
 Head master, first year $3636, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum '. $4,500 
 
 Master, Director of Model 
 School, first year $2916, an- 
 nual increase $144, maximum. 4,068 
 
 Masters, first year $2484, annual 
 
 increase $144, maximum 3,492 
 
 Junior Masters, first year $1620, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum 3 ( 060 
 
 First Assistants, first year 
 $1812, annual increase $96, 
 m?,ximum 2,484 
 
 Assistants, first year $1668, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 2,340 
 
 Clerical Assistant, first year 
 $984, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,272 
 
 LATIN AND DAY HIGH SCHOOLS. 
 
 Head Masters, first year $3636, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum '. $4,500 
 
 Masters, Heads of Departments, 
 first year $2484, annual in- 
 crease $144, maximum 3,492 
 
 Junior Masters, appointed be- 
 fore June 1, 1906, who have 
 attained the rank of Master.. 3,204 
 
 Junior Masters, appointed after 
 June 1, 1906, first year $1764, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum 3.060 
 
 Assistant Principals, first year 
 $2004, annual increase $96, 
 
 maximum 2,484 
 
 The rank of assistant principal 
 shall be abolished as the posi- 
 tion becomes vacant by the re- 
 tirement of the present incumb- 
 ents. 
 
 First Assistants, first year 
 $1,812, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,484 
 
 Industrial Instructors, Heads 
 of Departments (High 
 School of Practical Arts), 
 first year $1,812, annual in- 
 crease $96, maximum 2.484 
 
 Assistants, first year $1,452, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 2,316 
 
 Junior Assistants, first year 
 $1,008, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,200 
 
 Instructors in Mechanical De- 
 partment (Mechanic Arts 
 High School), first year 
 $1,764, annual increase $144, 
 maximum 2,772 
 
 <"o-ordinator, first year $2.412, 
 
 annual increase $96, maximum 3,180 
 
 Co-operative Instructors 
 (Brighton, Charlestown, Dor- 
 chester, East Boston and 
 Hyde Park Hish Schools and 
 first year $1,884, annual in- 
 crease $144, maximum 3,036 
 
 Industrial Instructors (Dor- 
 chester, East Boston, and 
 Hyde Park High Schools and 
 High School of Practical 
 (Arts), first year $1,500, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum 1,932 
 (For teachers employed on a per 
 
 diem basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 Clerical Assistants, first year 
 $984, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1.272 
 
 INSTRUCTORS LATIN AND DAY 
 
 HIGH SCHOOLS. 
 Commercial Branches 
 Instructors, first year $1764, 
 annual increase $144. maxi- 
 mum 2,772 
 
 Assistant Instructors, first year 
 $1452, annual increase $96. 
 maximum 1,932 
 
 Manual Arts 
 
 Instructors, first year $1764, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum v. 2,772 
 
 Assistant Instructors, first 
 year $1452, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 1,932 
 
 Salesmanship 
 
 Assistant Instructors, first year 
 $1452, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,932 
 
 BOSTON CLERICAL SCHOOL 
 
 Head Master, first year $3636, 
 annual increase $144. maxi- 
 mum 4,500 
 
 Head Instructors in Bookkeep- 
 ing and Head Instructors in 
 Stenography, first year $2484, 
 annual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum 3,492. 
 
 Clerical Instructors, first year 
 $1728, annual increase $144, 
 maximum 2.736. 
 
 Clerical Assistants, first year 
 $1440, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,208. 
 
 Teachers of English, first year 
 $1440, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,016. 
 
 CFor teachers employed on a per 
 diem basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
DAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND 
 DAY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS 
 
 Masters, first year $3060, annual 
 increase $120, maximum 
 3,660 
 
 Sub-Masters in charge, in ad- 
 dition to the regular salary 
 of their rank 240. 
 
 Sub-Masters, first year $1,740. 
 annual increase $120, maxi- 
 mum 2,820. 
 
 Masters' Assistants in charge, 
 in addition to the regular 
 salary of their rank 240. 
 
 Masters' Assistants, first year 
 $1,788, annual increase $96. 
 maximum 2,076. 
 
 First Assistants, Grammar 
 School, first year $1,788, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum 1,980. 
 
 First Assistant, Primary School 1,752. 
 
 The rank of First Assistant, 
 Primary School, shall be abolished 
 on the retirement or promotion 
 of the present incumbent. 
 
 First Assistants in Charge, first 
 year $1,788, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 2,076. 
 
 Assistants, first year $1,080, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 1,752. 
 
 Prevocational Assistants, first 
 year $1,380, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 1,956. 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per diem 
 basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 Clerical Assistants, first year 
 $984, annual Increase $96, 
 maximum 1,272. 
 
 KINDERGARTENS. 
 
 Director, first year $2,100, an- 
 nual increase $120, maximum 3,060. 
 
 Assistant Director, first year 
 $1,788, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,980. 
 
 First Assistants, first year 
 $1,416, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,608. 
 
 Assistants, first year $960, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. $1,344 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per diem 
 basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 TRADE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 
 
 Master (including regular, 
 Summer and evening terms), 
 first year $3060, annual in- 
 crease $120, maximum 3,660 
 
 Heads of Departments, first 
 year $1956, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 2,340 
 
 Trade Assistants, first year 
 $1512, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,896 
 
 Helpers, first year $1164, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 1,452 
 
 Vocational Assistants, first year 
 $1428, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,004 
 
 Instructor in personal and shop 
 hygiene, first year $1452, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 1,740 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per diem 
 basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 Bookkeeper (including evening 
 and Summer terms), first 
 year $984, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 1,428 
 
 Clerical Assistant (including 
 evening and Summer terms), 
 first year $984, annual in- 
 crease $96, maximum 1,332 
 
 BOSTON TRADE SCHOOL. 
 
 Master (including day, even- 
 ing trade, Summer, contin- 
 uation and trade extension 
 classes), first year $3468, an- 
 nual increase $144, maxi- 
 mum 4,332 
 
 Vice-Principal (including day 
 evening trade, Summer, con- 
 tinuation and trade exten- 
 sion classes), first year $2412, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 3, ISO 
 
 Division Heads, first year 
 $2172, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,844 
 
 Shop Foreman, first year $1836, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 2,028 
 
 Shop Instructors, first year 
 $1548, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,932 
 
 Instructors in Academic and 
 Technical Branches, first 
 year $1860, annual increase 
 $120, maximum 2,700 
 
 Instructors, first year $1548, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 2,028 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per 
 diem basis see Order No. Z.f 
 
 Bookkeeper (including evening 
 term), first year $984, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum 1,368 
 
 Clerical Assistant first year 
 $984, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,272 
 
 EVENING CLASSES 
 
 Assistants in Charge, per even- 
 ing $5.50 
 
 Assistants, per evening 4.50 
 
 Second Assistants, per evening. . 3.00 
 Toolkeeper, per evening 1.00 
 
 HORACE MANN SCHOOL FOR THE 
 DEAF 
 
 Principal, first year $3,060, an- 
 nual increase $120, maximum. .3,660 
 
Assistants, first year $1,260, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 1,836 
 (For teachers employed on a per 
 diem basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 EVENING SCHOOLS 
 
 Director, first year $2,940, an- 
 nual increase $120, maximum. $3, 900 
 
 Supervisors of Divisions in 
 Evening Elementary Schools, 
 per evening $4.00 
 
 High 
 
 Principals, per evening 7.00 
 
 Assistants, per evening 4.50 
 
 Typewriting Assistants, per 
 
 evening 
 
 Laboratory Assistants, per 
 
 evening 
 
 Clerical Assistants, per evening 
 Temporary Clerical Assistants, 
 
 per evening 
 
 3.00 
 
 2.50 
 3.00 
 
 2.00 
 
 Elementary. 
 
 Principals, per evening $5.bO 
 
 First Assistants, per evening.. 3.50 
 
 Assistants, per evening 3.0'J 
 
 Assistants, Classes in Lip Read- 
 ing, per evening 4.00 
 
 Clerical Assistants, per evening 2.00 
 
 DAY SCHOOL FOR IMMIGRANTS. 
 Instructors, first year, $1,428, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum $2,004 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per diem 
 basis see Order No. 2,) 
 
 CONTINUATION SCHOOL. 
 
 Principal, first year $3,636, an- 
 nual increase $144, maximum. $4, 500 
 
 Heads of Divisions, first year 
 $2,004, annual increase $120, 
 maximum ?,S44 
 
 Division Foremen, first year 
 $1,932, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,316 
 
 Shop Foremen, first year $1,836, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 2,028 
 
 Shop Instructors, first year 
 $1,548, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,932 
 
 Trade Assistants, first year 
 $1,512, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,896 
 
 Helpers, first year SI, 164, an- 
 nual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 1.452 
 
 Instructors, Boys' Classes, first 
 year $1716, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 2,388 
 
 istants, first year $1428, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 2,004 
 
 Vocational Assistant, first year 
 $1428, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 2,004 
 
 (For teachers employed on a per diem 
 basis see Order No. 2.) 
 
 Clerical assistant?, first year 
 $984, annual increase $96, 
 maximum .' 1,272 
 
 SUMMER REVIEW SCHOOLS. 
 
 High School. 
 
 Principal, per session $7.00 
 
 Assistants, per session 4.00 
 
 Elementary Schools. 
 
 Principal, per session 5.00 
 
 Assistants in charge of 
 
 branches, per session 3.50 
 
 Assistants, per session 3.00 
 
 EDUCATIONAL INVESTIGATION 
 
 AND MEASUREMENT. 
 
 Assistant Director, first year 
 $2340, annual increase $120, 
 maximum $3,060 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD 
 SCIENCE AND ARTS. 
 
 Director, first year $2220, an- 
 nual increase $120, maxi- 
 mum $3,180 
 
 Assistant Director , first year 
 $1596, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,980 
 
 Teachers of Cookery, first year 
 $1080, annual increase |96, 
 maximum 1,752 
 
 Teachers of Sewing, first year 
 $1080, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,752 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL ARTS. 
 
 Director, first year $3420, an- 
 nual increase $120, maximum $3,780 
 
 First Assistant Director, first 
 year $2100, annual increase 
 $120, maximum 3,420 
 
 Assistant Directors, first year 
 $1908, annual increase $120, 
 maximum 3,108 
 
 First Assistants in Manual 
 Arts, first year $1812, an- 
 nual increase $96, maximum. 2,484 
 
 Assistants in Manual Arts, first 
 year $1692, annual increase 
 $96, maximum 2,172 
 
 Shop Foremen, first year $1,836, 
 annual increase, $96, max- 
 imum 2,028 
 
 Shop Instructors, first year 
 $1548, annual increase $96, 
 maximum 1,932 
 
 Foremen, Shop Work, first year 
 $1836, annual increase $96, 
 in:iximum 2,028 
 
Instructors, Shop Work, first 
 year $1548, annual increase 
 $96, maximum .............. 1,932 
 
 Instructors in Manual Train- 
 ing, Elementary Schools, first 
 year $1632, annual increase 
 $96, maximum .............. 1,920 
 
 Assistant Instructors in Man- 
 ual Training-, Elementary 
 Schools, first year $1332, an- 
 nual increase $96. maximum. 1,812 
 
 MEDICAL INSPECTION. 
 
 Director ..................... $3,300 
 
 School I'aysicians ............. 804 
 
 School Physician assigned to 
 
 Certificating Office .......... 1,200 
 
 NURSES 
 
 Supervising Nurse, first year 
 $1,740, annual increase $120, 
 maximum ................ . . .$1,980 
 
 School Nurses, first year $1,080, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum ....... . ................ 1,368 
 
 DEPARTMENT OP MUSIC 
 
 Director, first year $3,420, an- 
 
 nual increase $120, maximum. $3, 780 
 
 Assistant Directors, first year 
 $2,292, annual increase $120, 
 maximum ................... 3,012 
 
 Assistants in Music, first year 
 $1,620, annual increase $96, 
 maximum ................... 1,908 
 
 PENMANSHIP 
 Director ....................... $2,124 
 
 PHYSICAL TRAINING 
 
 Director, first year $3,420, an- 
 
 nual increase $120, maximum. $3,780 
 
 Instructors in Physical Train-, 
 ing, first year $1,812, annual 
 increase $96, maximum ...... 2,100 
 
 Assistant Instructors in Physi- 
 cal Training, first year $1,452, 
 annual increase $96, maximum. 1,740 
 
 Instructor of Military Drill, 
 first year $2,004, annual in- 
 crease $120, maximum ....... 2,484 
 
 Assistant Instructors of Mili- 
 
 tary Drill .................... 2,040 
 
 Armorer, first year $1,200, an- 
 nual increase $120, maxi 
 mum 
 
 PLAYGROUNDS. 
 
 Play Teachers 
 
 One Session ................. $2.00 
 
 Two Sessions .............. . 4.90 
 
 Supervisors 
 
 One Session ................. 2.50 
 
 Two Sessions ................ 5.00 
 
 First Assistants 
 
 One Session ................. 1.75 
 
 Two Sessions .............. 3.60 
 
 Assistants 
 
 One Session 1.50 
 
 Two Sessions 3.00 
 
 Assistants in "and Gardens 
 
 One Session l.io 
 
 Two Sessions 2.20 
 
 "One Session" in this schedule for 
 playgrounds shall mean from the 
 close of school on afternoons and Sat- 
 urday mornings during the school 
 weeks, and one-half day during the 
 summer season. 
 
 "Two Sessions" shall mean fore- 
 noon and afternoon. 
 
 GARDENING. 
 
 Supervisors of Gardening 
 
 One Session $2. BO 
 
 Two Sessions 6.00 
 
 Instructors in Gardening 
 
 One Session 1.75 
 
 Two Sessions 3.50 
 
 First Assistants in Gardening 
 
 One Session 1.50 
 
 Two Sessions 3.00 
 
 Assistants in Gardening 
 
 One Session 1.25 
 
 Two Sessions 2.50 
 
 Assistants in School Gardens 
 
 One Session 75 
 
 Two Sessions 1.50 
 
 "One session" means from the close 
 
 of school on afternoons, Saturday 
 
 mornings during school weeks, and 
 
 one-half day during the Summer 
 
 term. 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICE AND 
 TRAINING. 
 
 First Assistant Director, first 
 year $2,244, annual increase 
 $120, maximum $2,844. 
 
 Assistant Directors, first year 
 $2,004, annual increase $120, 
 maximum 2,484. 
 
 SPECIAL CLASSES. 
 
 Director, first year $2,220, an- 
 nual increase $120, maximum $2,700. 
 
 Medical Inspector 2,328 
 
 First Assistants in Charge, 
 first year $1,932, annual In- 
 crease $96, maximum 2,124. 
 
 Instructors, first year $1,260, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 1,836. 
 
 SPEECH IMPROVEMENT CLASSES 
 AND CLASSES FOR CONSERVA- 
 TION OF EYESIGHT. 
 
 Instructor in Charge of Speech 
 
 Improvement Classes $2,160. 
 
 Instructors, first year $1,260, 
 annual increase $96, maxi- 
 mum 1,836. 
 
6 
 
 Teachers promoted to the rank of 
 instructor from the rank of assistant, 
 day elementary schools, shall be 
 placed upon that year of the schedule 
 for the rank of instructor that is at 
 least $72 higher than the rate they 
 are on in the rank of assistant, day 
 elementary schools, at the time of 
 their promotion. 
 
 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE. 
 
 Director, first year $2412, an- 
 nual increase $120, maxi- 
 mum ' $2,652 
 
 EXTENDED USE OP PUBLIC 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 Director $3.000 
 
 SCHOOL CENTERS. 
 
 Managers (per hour) $1.00 
 
 (All School Centers not to ex- 
 ceed 800 hours per year. As- 
 sociate Managers (See Or- 
 ders Nos. 22 and 23.) 
 
 Conductors, per session 4.50 
 
 Special Leaders, per session... 3.50 
 
 Leaders, per session 2.50 
 
 Special Helpers, per session.... 2.00 
 
 Doormen, per session 1.50 
 
 Pianists, per session 1.50 
 
 Helpers, per session 1.00 
 
 Matrons, per session 1.00 
 
 Lecturers for public lectures 
 not illustrated, English or 
 non-English, per lecture, not 
 
 more than 5.00 
 
 Lecturers for public lectures il- 
 lustrated with uncolored 
 slides, when lantern and op- 
 erator are furnished by the 
 School Committee, per lec- 
 ture, not more than 10.00 
 
 Per lecture (colored or uncol- 
 ored slides) for non-English 
 speaking people, not more 
 than 7-00 
 
 (Slides furnished by School 
 Committee.) 
 
 Lecturers for public lectures il- 
 lustrated with colored slides 
 when lantern and operator 
 are furnished by the School 
 Commttee, per lecture, not 
 more than 15.00 
 
 Per Lecture (colored or un- 
 colored slides) for non-Eng- 
 lish speaking people, not more 
 than 8.00 
 
 (Slides furnished by lecturer.) 
 Lecturers for public lectures il- 
 lustrated with uncolored 
 slides when lantern and oper- 
 ator are furnished by the lec- 
 turer, per lecture, not more 
 than 12.00 
 
 Lecturers for public lectures il- 
 lustrated with colored slides 
 when lantern and operator 
 are furnished by the lecturer, 
 per lecture, not more than.. 20.00 
 
 Lecturers for public lectures il- 
 lustrated with both colored 
 slides and motion pictures 
 furnished by the lecturer or 
 lectures illustrated with 
 songs or picture plays, char- 
 acter dramas or dramatic im- 
 personations, per lecture, not 
 more than 25. Oft 
 
 Stereopticon lantern operators, 
 
 per session 1.50 
 
 Motion picture operators, per 
 
 session 2.5ft 
 
 TEACHERS SPECIALLY ASSIGNED. 
 
 To the Model School Sub- 
 Master, in addition to the 
 regular salary of his rank. .$240.00 
 
 To the Model School, Master's 
 Assistant, First Assistant in 
 Charge, Assistants in Grades, 
 First Assistant in Kinder- 
 garten and Assistant Kinder- 
 garten, in addition to th 
 regular salary of their 
 rank 192.00 
 
 To Teachers in Day High 
 Schools, assigned to after- 
 noon Industrial Classes, per 
 two-hour period 3. 00 
 
 To Assistants, Day Elementary 
 Schools, assigned to Latin or 
 Day High Schools or to a 
 special department, in addi- 
 tion to the regular salary of 
 their rank 192.00 
 
 To Assistants, Day Elementary 
 Schools, and Assistants, Day 
 Intermediate Schools, assigned 
 to the Continuation School, if 
 employed six hours per day, in 
 addition to the regular salary 
 of their rank 192 
 
 To Assistants, Day Elementary 
 Schools, and Assistants, Day 
 Intermediate Schools, assigned 
 to prevocational classes if em- 
 ployed six hours per day, in 
 addition to the regular salary 
 of their rank 192 
 
 To Assistants, Day Elementary 
 Schools, and Assistants, Day 
 Intermediate Schools, assigned 
 to Boston Disciplinary Day 
 School, in addition to the reg- 
 ular salary of their rank 144 
 
 To Teachers of Cookery or Sew- 
 ing, assigned to Prevocational 
 Classes for Girls, in addition to 
 the regular salary of their 
 rank 96 
 
The additional compensation above 
 provided for teachers specially as- 
 signed shall cease upon the return of 
 said teachers to their former posi- 
 tions and shall not be taken into 
 consideration in determining 1 the 
 compensation to which they may be 
 entitled upon appointment to any 
 other rank or grade. 
 
 2. ORDERED, That the compensa- 
 tion of substitute and temporary 
 teachers is hereby fixed for the 
 period January 1 to August 31, 1920, 
 Inclusive, at the following rates for 
 each day of actual service, one-ses- 
 sion days being reckoned as whole 
 days: 
 
 NORMAL, LATIN AND DAY HIGH 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Master and Junior Masters, 
 Normal, Latin and Day High 
 Schools 
 
 First Assistants and Assistants, 
 Normal, Latin and Day High 
 Schools 
 
 Junior Assistants, Latin 
 Day High Schools 
 
 and 
 
 Instructors and Assistant In- 
 structors in Commercial 
 branches or Physical Train 
 ing, Latin and Day High 
 
 Schools 
 
 Instructors in Manual Arts and 
 Co-operative Instructors in 
 
 Day High Schools 
 
 Assistant Instructors in Manual 
 Arts, Latin and Day High 
 
 Schools 
 
 Industrial Instructors in Day 
 
 High Schools 
 
 Instructors in Military Drill, 
 Latin and Day High Schools. 
 Special Assistants in Mechani- 
 cal Departments, per day: 
 
 First year 
 
 Second year 
 
 Third and subsequent 
 
 years 
 
 Emergency Special Assistants 
 in Mechanical Departments, 
 
 per day 
 
 Special Assistants, Industrial 
 Departments, per day: 
 
 First year 
 
 Second year 
 
 Third and subsequent 
 years 
 
 Teacher Coaches or Coaches in 
 Latin, Day High Schools, and 
 Boston Trade School, per day 
 
 $6.00 
 
 5.00 
 5.00 
 
 4.50 
 10-00 
 
 6.00 
 4.00 
 8.00 
 
 3.50 
 4.00 
 
 4.50 
 2.00 
 
 2.50 
 3.00 
 
 3.50 
 
 4.0Q 
 
 BOSTON CLERICAL SCHOOL. 
 Teacher Assistants, per day. . . . 6.50 
 Aids, per day 3.00 
 
 DAY ELEMENTARY AND DAY 
 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS. 
 
 Sub-Masters 55.00 
 
 Masters' Assistants, First As- 
 sistants in Charge, and First 
 Assistants Grammar 4.50 
 
 per day 
 
 Horace Mann 
 
 4.00 
 
 School, 
 
 4.00 
 4.00 
 
 4.00 
 
 Assistants, 
 Assistants, 
 
 per day 
 Special Assistants, Horace Mann 
 
 School, per day. 
 Special Assistants, in grades, per 
 
 day . 
 Special Assistants, Fort Strong 
 
 School 4.00 
 
 Prevocational Assistants, per day 5.00 
 First Assistants, Kindergarten 
 
 One Session 2.75 
 
 Two Sessions 3.50 
 
 First Assistants, Kindergarten 
 
 f6r one session, and Assistants, 
 
 Kindergarten, for one session 
 
 during the same day 3.50 
 
 Assistants, Kindergarten 
 
 One Session 2.25 
 
 Two Sessions 3.00 
 
 Special Assistants, Kindergarten 
 
 One Session 2.25 
 
 Two Sessions 3.00 
 
 Instructors, Special Classes 4.00 
 
 Teachers of Cookery and Sewing, 
 
 per day 4.00 
 
 Attendants, Open Air Classes, per 
 
 day 1.50 
 
 Special Assistants, Day School for 
 
 Immigrants, per half-day 3.00 
 
 Continuation School and Industrial 
 
 Schools and Classes. 
 Instructors Academic and Tech- 
 nical Branches, Boston Trade 
 
 School 6.00 
 
 Vocational and Trade Assistants (Con- 
 tinuation School and Trade School 
 for Girls) 
 
 Per hour 1.25 
 
 Not to exceed per day 5.00 
 
 Aids (Continuation School and 
 Trade School for Girls), per 
 day: 
 
 First year 3.50 
 
 Second year 4.00 
 
 Third and subsequent years 4.50 
 Helpers (Continuation School 
 and Trade School for Girls), 
 
 per day , 4.50 
 
 Tool keepers (Continuation 
 School and Boston Trade 
 School), per day: 
 
 First year 3.00 
 
 Second year 3.50 
 
 Third and subsequent years 4.00 
 Special Instructors (Continua- 
 tion School), per half-day.... 4.00 
 Special Assistants (Continua- 
 tion School), per half-day.... 2.00 
 
 In this school, one two-hour 
 session, together with such pre- 
 
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 paratory and follow-up work as 
 may be required, shall constitute 
 one-half day of service for 
 teachers employed and paid on 
 the basis of each half-day of 
 service. 
 
 Student Aids (Trade School for 
 Girls), per day: 
 
 First year 2.00 
 
 Second and subsequent years 2.50 
 Apprentice Helpers (Boston 
 Trade School), per day: 
 
 First year 4.00 
 
 Second and subsequent years 5.00 
 Special Shop Foremen and Fore- 
 men Shop Work, Department 
 of Manual Arts, Boston Trade 
 School, and Continuation 
 
 School 10.00 
 
 Instructors, Shop Work, and 
 Shop Instructors, Department . 
 of Manual Arts, Boston Trade 
 School, and Continuation 
 
 School 8.00 
 
 Shop Assistants, Department of 
 
 Manual Arts, per day 6.00 
 
 School Nurses 4.00 
 
 School Physicians 4.00 
 
 Temporary Clerical Assistants, 
 Latin, Day High, Continua- 
 tion, Trade Schools and Day 
 Elementary Schools, per day.. 3.50 
 and that the compensation of substi- 
 tute and temporary teachers of other 
 ranks than those enumerated herein 
 shall be one four-hundredth part of 
 the minimum salary of the respective 
 ranks for each day of actual service. 
 
 3. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, any 
 teacher or member of the supervising 
 staff who may be designated by the 
 Superintendent, in accordance with 
 the regulations to fill a vacancy 
 caused by the death, disability or ab- 
 sence of a principal of a school or 
 district, or of a director, assistant 
 director, supervisor or supervising 
 nurse, for a continuous period exceed- 
 ing two weeks, shall receive in addi- 
 tion to his or her regular salary one- 
 half of the difference between the said 
 salary an.d the minimum salary of 
 the higher position during the time 
 of such service, but not including the 
 Summer vacation. Teachers who may 
 similarly be designated to fill the 
 positions of sub-master, master's as- 
 sistant, first assistant in charge, first 
 assistant in charge, special classes, 
 or first assistant, kindergarten, shall 
 be paid at the rate of ninety-six dol- 
 lars (!f96) per year in addition to the 
 regular salary of their rank. 
 
 4. ORDERED, That during the pe- 
 riod January 1 to August 31, 1920, or 
 during such portion thereof as the 
 
 Dorchester High School is conducted 
 on the two-platoon system, the head 
 master of that school shall be paid 
 at the rate of three hundred dollars 
 ($300) per annum in addition to the 
 regular salary of his rank. 
 
 5. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, high 
 school teachers designated to take 
 charge of a branch or colony of a 
 high school in a separate building 
 shall be paid at the rate of three 
 hundred dollars ($300) per year in 
 addition to the regular salary of their 
 rank. 
 
 6. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, the 
 salaries of temporary teachers of 
 salesmanship are hereby established 
 in accordance with the following 
 schedule: 
 
 Day High Schools, per period. .. .$2.00 
 Evening High Schools, per period $2.00 
 Continuation Schools, per half- 
 day $2.00 
 
 (The term "period" is a teaching 
 unit accompanied by a definite re- 
 quirement of follow-up work.) 
 
 7. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, deduc- 
 tions on account of absence of 
 temporary teachers serving on an an- 
 nual salary shall be made on the 
 same basis as that established for 
 regular teachers. 
 
 8. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, in ad- 
 dition to the compensation provided 
 for master's assistants, first assist- 
 ants in charge, and assistants, day 
 elementary schools, those assigned 
 to classes attended exclusively by 
 boys in grades above the third in the 
 Agassiz, Bigelow, Dudley, Dwight, 
 Eliot, Frederic W. Lincoln, Law- 
 rence, Quincy, Sherwin, Thomas N. 
 Hart and Wendell Phillips Districts, 
 shall be paid additional compensa- 
 tion at the rate of forty-eight dol- 
 lars ($48) per year, beginning with 
 the second anniversary of their as- 
 signments to such classes and con- 
 tinuing until the expiration of such 
 assignment. 
 
 9. ORDERED, That teachers who 
 have been reappointed to the Boston 
 Trade School, Trade School for Girls, 
 or the Continuation School following 
 service in either school ending not 
 later than the close of the regular 
 term in the preceding year, or ap- 
 pointed to service in other parts of 
 
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 the day school system following such 
 service in such schools, shall be paid 
 for the period between August 31 and 
 the date of the reopening of the 
 schools at the same rate for said 
 period as they were paid during the 
 month of June last preceding. 
 
 10. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, Marie 
 A. Solano be paid at the rate of six 
 hundred dollars ($600) per year in 
 addition to her regular salary as first 
 assistant, head of department, Normal 
 School, during her special assignment 
 to the supervision of the foreign 
 language work in intermediate 
 schools and classes, and for lectures 
 and instruction to the teachers of 
 foreign languages in intermediate 
 schools and classes. 
 
 11. ORDERED, That Ellen S. 
 Bloomfield, assistant, day elementary 
 schools, assigned to special service 
 as teacher of penmanship in the Nor- 
 mal and day elementary schools, be 
 be paid at the rate of one hundred 
 forty-four dollars ($144) per year in 
 addition to the regular salary of her 
 rank, for the period January 1 to 
 August 31, 1920. 
 
 12. ORDERED, That the compen- 
 sation of Sarah M. Lilley and Helen 
 Li. Smith, teachers of classes for con- 
 servation of eyesight, is hereby es- 
 tablished at the rate of five dollars 
 and seventy-five cents ($5.75) per day 
 of service for the period January 1 
 to August 31, 1920. 
 
 13. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 Eleanor J. O'Brien, vocational as- 
 sistant, Department of Vocational 
 Guidance, is hereby established at the 
 rate of twenty-one hundred forty- 
 eight dollars ($2,148) per year, to take 
 effect January 1, 1920. 
 
 14. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 Irving- O. Scott, vo-cational assistant, 
 Department of Vocational Guidance, 
 is hereby established at the rate of 
 two thousand fifty-two dollars 
 ($2,052) per year, for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920. 
 
 15. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 Margaret M. Sallaway, vocational as- 
 sistant, Department of Vocational 
 Guidance, is hereby established at 
 the rate of seventeen hundred 
 forty dollars ($1,740) per year, for 
 the period January 1 to August 31, 
 1920. 
 
 16. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 Ethel Fletcher, vocational assistant, 
 Department of Vocational Guidance, is 
 hereby established at the rate of six- 
 teen hundred forty-four dollars 
 ($1,644) per year, for the period Jan- 
 uary 1 to August 31, 1920. 
 
 17. ORDERED. That the em- 
 ployment of Frances McCormick as 
 temporary vocational assistant, De- 
 partment of Vocational Guidance, is 
 hereby authorized on six days a 
 week, from January 1 to August 31. 
 1920, and that she be paid during 
 such employment at the rate of five 
 dollars ($5) per day. 
 
 18. ORDERED, That the compen- 
 sation of Louis K. Hull, temporary 
 prevocational instructor, is hereby 
 established at the rate of two dol- 
 lars and twenty cents ($2.20) per 
 two-hour period of service for tho 
 period January 1 to August 31, 1920. 
 
 19. ORDERED, That the compen- 
 sation of pianists employed in con- 
 nection with physical training ex- 
 ercises in the Public Latin School is 
 hereby established at the rate of one 
 dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per ses- 
 sion for the period January 1 to 
 August 31, 1920. 
 
 20. ORDERED, That the compen- 
 sation of the pianist in the Normal 
 School is hereby established at the 
 rate of fifty cents (50c) per hour 
 during the period January 1 to 
 August 31, 1920. 
 
 21. ORDERED, That for the period 
 January 1 to August 31, 1920, Ethel 
 D. Hodson and Caroline A. Shay be 
 paid at the rate of one hundred 
 dollars ($100) per year in addition to 
 their regular salaries as instructors. 
 Day School for Immigrants, during 
 their special assignment to assist the 
 Director of Evening Schools in the 
 organization and supervision of 
 classes in Americanization, provided 
 that such .additional compensation 
 shall not be taken into consideration 
 in determining the compensation to 
 which said teachers may be entitled 
 upon appointment to any other rank 
 or grade. 
 
 22. ORDERED. That for the 
 period January 1 to August 31, 1920, 
 the compensation of Margaret M. 
 Higgins and Mary S. Keene, asso- 
 
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 ciate managers in school centers, Is 
 hereby established at the rate of six 
 dollars and fifty cents ($6.50) per 
 day, for service not more than the 
 equivalent of one hundred nineteen 
 (119) days during said period. 
 
 23. ORDERED, That for the pe- 
 riod January 1 to August 31, 1920, 
 the c ompensation of Elizabeth W. 
 Pigeon and Elizabeth R. Teaffe, as- 
 sociate managers in school centers, 
 is hereby established at the rate of 
 five dollars and fifty cents ($5.50) 
 per day, for service not more than 
 the equivalent of one hundred thirty- 
 nine (139) days during said period. 
 
 24. ORDERED, That Alice Mc- 
 Nally be paid at the rate of fifty 
 dollars ($50) per year in addition 
 to her regular salary as assistant, 
 Eliot District, during her special as- 
 signment to the Fort Strong School 
 for the period January 1 to August 
 31, 1920. 
 
 25. ORDERED, Tnat the salary 
 of the Chief Attendance Officer is 
 hereby established at the rate of 
 thirty-one hundred twenty dollars 
 ($3120) per annum, to take effect 
 January 1, 1920, and to continue 
 until otherwise ordered. 
 
 26. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 Attendance Officers is hereby estab- 
 lished in accordance with the follow- 
 ing schedule, to take effect January 
 1, 1920, and to continue until other- 
 wise ordered: 
 
 First year $1464, annual increase 
 $108, maximum $2004. 
 
 lie schools are hereby established at 
 the rate of four hundred forty-four 
 dollars ($444) for the period January 
 1 to June 30, 1920, both included. 
 
 27. ORDERED, That the salary of 
 the Supervisor of Licensed Minors is 
 hereby established at the rate of 
 twenty-two hundred twenty dol- 
 lars ($2220) per annum, to take 
 effect January 1, 1920, and to con- 
 tinue until otherwise ordered. 
 
 ORDERED, That for the year end- 
 ing August 31, 1920, the salary of 
 the research assistant, department 
 of educational investigation and 
 measurement, is hereby established 
 at the following rate: 
 
 Minimum, $1,272; annual increase, 
 $96; maximum, $1,944. 
 
 ORDERED, That for the year end- 
 ing August 31, 1920, the salary of 
 the rank of examiner in penmanship 
 is hereby established at the rate of 
 twelve hundred dollars ($1,200) per 
 year. 
 
 28. ORDERED, That the salaries 
 of permanent substitutes in the pub- 
 
 ORDERED, That the Superintend- 
 ent is authorized to fix the compen- 
 sation of lecturers employed in 
 school centers and whose compen- 
 sation is not fixed in the salary 
 schedule; provided, that such com- 
 pensation, including any service or 
 other charges, shall in no case exceed 
 forty dollars ($40) per evening. 
 
 In School Committee, 
 
 January 19, 1920. 
 
 ORDERED, That the compensation 
 of the rank of emergency assistant, 
 day elementary schools, is hereby es- 
 tablished at the rate of three dollars 
 ($3) per day of actual service, to 
 take effect Jan. 1, 1920. 
 
 ORDERED, That the compensation 
 of the rank of emergency kinder- 
 garten assistant, day elementary 
 schools, is hereby established at the 
 rate of two dollars ($2) for one ses- 
 sion of actual service, and three dol- 
 lars ($3) for two sessions of actual 
 service during the same day, to take 
 effect Jan. 1, 1920. 
 
 THORNTON D. APOLLONIO. 
 Secretary. 
 
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