New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
SECOND DISTRICT rUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BO.aRDSOF DIRECTORS

SiTTING OF MoNpAy, May ~ 1867 -
u The Board met this day pursuant 20 adjourn
ment. ,9l n
Members present /: Messrs G. b Duncan,
President Ed Barnett, F. Buisson, @. DeBlanc,
Jr., "A. Ducatel, c. NJ Emerson, J. L. Fabre,
wv. A. Gordon, u Surgi, Ed Tricou, Victor
Wiltz, J. L. Warner12.
( The journal of the last sitting was read and
approved.
( The President stated that under the 22d sec
tion of the act approved May 8, 1S47, twas
necessary that each member Of the Board should
take on oath Of Office, Said oath was then
administered by the President to all the Direc-s
to the President by Mr.. G. M. Emerson.
The following report was received from A..
Fabre, Superintendent. *
On motion Of Mr.. Emerson, said report was
laid over subject to call: a
To the President and Members Of The Board q Dxctors qf
the Public Schools @ the Second District Of te City cf
Nep Orleans
been for the support Of the schools during
the year ending March 81, 1862 ri h.
The following is detailed statement Of the above ex
spenditure:
Ill Salaries Of Teachers Superintendent, Sec
retary Librarian and Servants S42 6o4 6o4 46 a
ststoner1 sass ssg', and school books sss Il Il
a Repairs ... 484 10
s. Insurance, etc. . - 1S1 90
0. Amount paid for new school house, Bien-
Total /. !. \. !. $$55343 "a
OF the above amount the State contributed $1S077 90
the Recorder's Court 1854 so and the late Municipal
beg leave to call your immediate attention to sunry
Important repairs and which required
Of the schools Awnings should be placed IN
the yards to protect the children from the heat
Of the These awnings could be procured at com
Tas;rs ~ = T,ore ,atro ra IN t,s
building st. Philip street occupied by the High
jschool the Night School, and the Sixth Ward Boys In
termedate School "A special committee had been ap
pointed by the late Board attend to the subject
the gentlemen composing 1t deeing it improper to anti
cpate the action Of the Board feel bound to reta
have also to inform you that i have appointed Mr.
FaIo Of the Sixth Word School, to the vacant situation
Principal Of the enyilc Boys School, formerly under
the charge OF r. Richardson Esq Mr.. Falon is one o
oldest and most faithful and efficient teachers and
cannot too strongly recommend him to YOU when per
4 nanent appointment shall be made. {sg VIZ
In consequence Of the trankfer Of Mr. Faon, Miss Au
gusta Waker Of the Fourth Ward Girls School,
erred to the Sixth Roys School, at her request
Should any other vacuncy occur before the summer
cation beg leave to suggest the propriey and ECONOMY
Of making no new appointment before November next
the number Of schools having already consideraby de
creased and being likely to continue to do %. until til
end Of October During the summer season sixty teach
ers can always attend the business Of the schools
In conclusion compelled to call your attention
the frequent tardness Of the teach
ers on the plea Of sickness Much regret the
must report the result serious evil and one wic
II calls for prompt remedy, y.
Very respectfully your obt servant @ W
u (signed) ALsER1 FABRE, Superintendent.
Il Mr.. Emerson, Chairman of the Committee d
N Rules and Regulations submitted the followin
report and regulations .s
Said report was accepted and further tim
granted is.l 1.
!, regulations be postponed till the next meeting