Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-01 | Page 5 | Few Changes in Teaching Staff of Ogden Schools

Few Changes in . -Teaching Staff Of Ogden Schools Comparatively few changes will be noted in the teaching staff of the Ogden Og-den schools when the fall term begins, according to a statement made by Superintendent Su-perintendent H. C. Johnson. Mr. Johnson says that few resignations have been received this year and that the vacancies in the teaching force will all be filled bv the middle of July. Miss Mary Keene, supervisor of sew-ing sew-ing for the schools, has tendered her nation, which was accepted at a special meeting of the school board last night. Miss Keene announced that her reason for resigning is she intends ' to leave the teaching profession. Two other resignations were accepted, accept-ed, the-n being of Miss Inace Owen, kindergarten instructor, who resigned j because of ill health, and Miss Jessie ; Fair, who has been a teacher at the Mound Fort school. The latter re-. re-. ieni d to lake a position in Seattle, j her home city.