New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

CITY SUPERINTENDENT 0Ppog
NEW YORK, sept ), Ices.
csie Honorable tie BOARD Of Education
A the period for reoIeDug the several fVeniug Schools h
Bosrd 10 e2pediency Of adopting stringent
than present exist III reference TO the admission
puys Past persnce has shown that the efficiency and
value Of Male Departments Of this class ~ schools have
been greatly .sened by the attendance Of arse numbers Of
children OF TOO t@uder al age derive any subsaa benefit
i-om the instruction afforded well as Of pupils Of the
Day who have night 20 be there al ALL bat who
hroueuty succeed in gaming admission by
OF temporary withdrawal from attendance during the day.
Another class Of pupils IN several OF tbest schools 10
rorosea of children and frequently adults VINO have no
teou of remaining for length Of time pass from
one schoO another attending the
y If tbe occasion on their interest OF curiosity has sub
Idol IL lille this state Of hings exists it - utter upac
cabe carry eectuay system or casstcaton OF
T or studi.s For few weeks large supply teachers
necessary whose services Tequisto only Al unoe
p dung the greater portion Of the term but who
-, ,r he d,ni.sed "a tlev may at any time again be
needed by new influx Of the class OF pupils.
This cYI be reineded IN my Judgment only by the
pon Of by law FJet E1c udg all pupils under ten Of
Tvs Give years of from the unle department unit sub
eo,s oT evening school instruction Second In the case Of
oil other minor pupils, requiring an Introduction by Their
nareu guardian accompanied by pledge VI regular at
tendance as be practicable during the continuance
Of term Third In the clse OF adults requiring similar
rlrc IN wiring Otherwise, the CONDITION Of their id
By those regulations faithfully carried INTO effect
by hr principals te schools aud the trustees Of the evra
al the schools BE- treaty enhanced but fertile source Of mis-
chief growing Of the injury and destruction Of school
furniture insults and annoyance to teachers,
and scenes conduct violence and conu
on be avoided The requisite number Of teachers then
easily aud speedily be asccTaned aud greater economy IA
r be thereby secured The character Of these
schools and the progress OF improvement III them wa more
v epuroxmaie OF the day schools and the
of prr,c by the Board be more fully and sys
euaticay carried than by any efforts be accom- pshed
uudes the existing system. Respectfully submitted,
= :. RANDALL, City Superintendent
Referred 10 the Committee on by Laws
rcport was received from the Committee on Warm
ing and Vonatng in favor of sundry appropriations
for repairing heating apparatus,
The committee recommend the adoption OF resolu-
tons in favor Of approprating So Tor tne purchase
in the Sixteenth Ward appropratng $3.50 for repairs
and Improvements TO heating apparatus IN Grammar
School No 3, Ninth Ward; apprOpriating 800 to re-
pair heating apparatus IN large number OF Urinary
schools. The resolutions were adopted.
A resolution IRON the same committee appropriating
Sc 800 for the purpose Of putting in new heating APP
Daratus in Grammar School No. SO, Nineteenth Ward
vas laid over for future consideration.
The Board then adjourned for fortnight