New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08

FIRST DISTRICT SoHooL BoARD.-This body held
its pfsse Snhy M nasy nssn esn snsnas Bbe pemare
ss ssss Hsss Forancs
neaux, Hyde, pe'.se and savage-7.
The minutes read and approved.
The reports of The standing committees read and ap-
The Committee the Girls High School reported particular
" upon the coed condition Of that school respected scholars
to az n a. sss ax ii thH end and other
the school to the basement of Mr. Goodehs Church.
physical GsosapSy 5GF s q 6s schools
resolutions 10 correspond Adopted
The Committee the Lyccu and Library reported upon
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transmitted the through Bennett Dowsr and fOi
Ing hs bills Of the Lyeeum and d. Library al Of which
adopted MI L1sher announced the receipt Of certain interest
ihs s c the board m S''' use
special interest It shcweda balance in the Treasury the
@ the M BO15 Of ya S at s @ sDd t Pin
houses this had cost far than the amount appropriated
po 9s 5 o Ss sd ad
BY the COUNCIL for education for the purpose of repairing city
se Council deemns but ust that e e
ssaso s adopted to eom
suggested, and Msssrs Nixon d Foranee Reid and Lsher
we're tPAsrdt oaered to be paid
Visiting Committees for the month appointed
| as follows:
franklin anl Marshall Schools-Sesss Nixon B. Floranct
and Iusher
Washington school-Messrs. Furneaux, Goodrich and f
Forance. ..
Jefferson School-Messrs. Denares Peale and Baldwin
Webster Sctool-Messrs Beebe Rozier and Poindexter
! Pauldng School-Messrs. Benedict, 0gesby Reid
jackson School-Alessrs Waters, Hyde and Savage.
| Fisk School-Messrs. Jennings and Glingham.
communication received from the Jackson Monnmen
Association inviting the Board and the teachers and scholar
son. Saturday, 9th inst The invitation accepted and
resoluon adopted directing the Superintendent of the schools
notify the male teachers assemble with their pupils subec
his order for the purpose of joining in the procession
Therepots Of the Visiting Committees showed the primary
schools generally to be in good condition. .t
Mr. Iushers resolution for admitting nonresident pupils int
the Schools their parents paying much for each as
propriated pupil by the City Council (Which oere
by him the December meengD called and debated
length The President finally decided that the Board had not tn
adopt such resolution would conflict with the
visions Of the school ordinance Mr. Iushe appealed from tn
decision Avoe taken and the decision OF the chair
! tniued by 8 to g. ,R izz7f % d.
teaching pupils after hours for private compensation and
proceeding in denuncaton of the system when Mr. Nixon cae
him order stating that the matter had been tabled indef
ntey occasions it could not be introduced GgaI
except reconsideration wheeupon reconsideration
had. '
Mr. Rozier then introduced his resolutions They deb
ted Intellectual motion made TO lay them the tah
receiving private for extra teaching oere
by yaTiou members, and debated Informally pending which
bate, motion to adjourn made and carried.
Thereupen M Rozer addressed the dispensing members
his intention resigning his seat in the Board
der to draw the attention Of the Council to the matter.