The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23
Board Of Education.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE oITY SUPERINTENDENT.
meeting Of the above board held ubon the
chg chair L. 'A' '''A INSTANT y ''n'''' f'''''. "
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap.
the Free academy and Nosmals Schools were al o read
The follow ns communications were read and dispossA
From School Oaosrs o, the Twelfth ward rslstive to
school building on Eighty seventh street, Yorkv1sL
with opinions q architects to the safety Of the
Ordered on hls
The Governors Of the Almshouse dcsiring that nov
sehecl building may be erected On Raad.s Island Re-
Tss city superintendent Of c.rson Schools transmit
ing copy OF h aanualre to the sse Superintendent
0Ide, cd on file snd to bs printed.
To- in 'A M q; s ga%s; Rsss 4
niss ii hs ss REQUIRED fssS pS IS .
slssins shs o.psn .eSss are sois.ea chi:
asslusvs sshs evening" and % sss Eonsh
h + ss. ssds5s ssH sisr ss s'Es Es,s
ass & s ss1s Rss, osgD Tind S a 10 7 s
H X. sd .ss S with ,,.
city has had s Of 60 I
ss ss's 81 the 20 schools ss
W.o.e No On r,s'.ter Annsat
wal. .,,oo,. talgas aea, Jaiyi average.
S;sa: Ss;ls sssss; ssa os.,,.. schools 'sIs s s I
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A.ns ons sass
f a
% ssM
years Of All taught The common day schools curing ths
n
OF Of Ike Ike wSos numS per can't attend only %nh
OF tho whole numisr ps attend only 10 MONTHS q
The The .moUn paid for ss %
the .vsras. Ss
be- q %spis, ss Sy Srassd aS1 Ss IL
In the City Normal Schools. ..................... soe
Whole number in Common Day schools i,ws
Total number taught under the charge of the Board
wScs number Of teachers employed s $751; Of sSiss
hs Tsrs pISSPss e md religion
sls ssn.raTy issuo.ssd sisSou.
ns "a 40 the and
which Scnssds, tls psii.aiua q cSr.sn hoi
,TsSss ,ni.s..,
bs the sSoo @ sSd 20 STst . Y not e
jsss would increase Az gissg sSs shdi. s.
The following sports wsre then brought up:-of the
Committee School Books with resolution lstructn9
the Clerk to adve tse for contributions speoImsn oop
OF tchso books and apparatus to be arranged csta
lcsued at the hall Of the Board of Grand and m
streets, and form permanent hsrary. Adopted.
The Executive Committee ON Evening Schoo with the
following rerolution:-
RES oived, That the Committee ON Evening Schools b.
authorized to open the evening schools the 9th a
January next period of weeks subject to the
same rulss and regulations which have governed tho
schools urpg the present session !" adopted
The Csmmitee on Supplies, relative to appropriatisu
for depository. 90. On table, and to be printed.
The Committee on By-Awa recommending BY laws rsIa-
tive to blanks for the schools under the Jurisdiction es
this Board. On table, and to be printed.
The Special COMMITTEES ON By laws with amendments b
bylaw relative to Committees. On table, and to b
print d.
The Committee on Supplies with resolution
Ing an increase OF ths price paid to the contractors m
furnishing the schools with COAL Report accepted Rssp
luton mt adopted.
The following appropriations ordsrsd:-Ths Ers-
cuve Committee the Free Academy presented report
recommending appropriation Of 90 60e for expenses q
the academy TO the end Of the current year. Adopted
The Commistse on Buildings and Repairs reported IN
favor OF An appropriation Of $500 for alterations ct ward
school No 81 Twcntieth ward. Adopted
o'clock.