New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12

ber sns II to the nailed walls and floor.
3ss NH M prospects now are that Canal street,
state MI Csmu to Rampant, will have lively
q b,1a ~ briei ana profitable season. The prices
any ds rally of goods are less than on Broad
Y ~ sIS New York, or Washington street, Bos-
a n,s and it is certainly to be hoped that
a2 RI1s nv Insrity win enable our citizens and
to b brers who arrive to purchase freely for
: Iists, ~ T. : cash. Success to the Canal street
Is lSgs rsrryG OF BOARD OF SCHOOL Directors.
1e regular monthly meeting was held
ER,oM night. President Mount in the chair.
ben members present, seven absent.
ddil MAla bnC those present was A. Sambola, a
o6erS member, appointed to fill the vacancy
II . D " ssioned by the resignation Of Mr.. Jules
3N Parham, on behalf of the Committee
upt afsschers reported the designations of
ny 1y6 4. Dentzel, at the Webster School, and
i aHi Keinfelter, at the Mccarthy School;
. M. me A new division has been organized in
ishsa Magnolia School. The committee re-
ups toEss led the following persons, to hll vacan-
y M ~ "A Condor, for the division of the Mag
Loai School; Miss B. Cenas, to be trans-
lEst ahOm the second division, girls de-
= Insnt, to the first assistant boys depart
'H the other teachers to be promoted
Mka Mss Nora Collins for the primary di-
isSis' 5sI Y cn Miss Mary McEnery, for promotion
n on he first assistant, and Miss Louise
Il. ~ ht to the Dryades Street School; Miss
audS T. Murphy, for the new division Jack
nsnt School; for first assistant of the Fill
y ba School, Miss E. Butler and Miss Z. j..
idSs M and for the second assistantsbip, Miss
bAH lynch. The committee announced the
lfss Bs1 hdrawal from the Central High School
! the b. Ruby, and the resuming of his duties
AD be Girod School, and recommended the
v ointment, temporarily, of A. Jaquet to
Iou chair in Commercial Science.
ger he committee also reported that they
i employed two additional teachers in
RDI Chartres Street School, and recommend
NJ appointment of two additional teach
,ouls in the Girod Street School.
VTf III Il 1he Supervision Committee of the First
a. k1ic reported the schools overcrowded
uig tbs + the furniture in shabby condition,
oians b perhaps the exception Of the Jackson
on Is .BJ bOo They think five hundred more
banh 4dren would answer roll call il there
sefi5l sa more habitable school room given
thei m.
y ! 1bl bs resolution was adopted providing for
ionro rent of an additional schoolhouse on
II ten Trades street, as a primary school for the
Mans ebster, Jefferson and Magnolia Schools
ger Tg4 THE Third District Supervision Commit
also reported the schools in their dis
Zy1iet in a terrible condition, some OF them
hafely habitable, and wanting repairs and
I'M ma piles ad infnitum. This committee also
'ber led thst the salaries of the teachers bt
4 reased. The Second and Fourth Dis
ued bis are in better condition. Mr.. Pope
n nd The latter district, moved TO provide fol
IN want of accommodation by the erection
~ 1id 4 few cheap temporary buildings. t
Of h about $500 in greenbacks each. Thi
pF5 @ AOlution was referred to the COMMITTEES
igns School Houses, with directions Il
own own port.
Rsg The Committee on High Schools reported
Nh. favor of having the chemistry classes Q
Loa1e High Schools brought together ono
-S'" 7ery two weeks in the High School build
, to receive instruction in natura
hsat ence.
Nd The Committee on the Library am
,bsl dSi ceum reported that great many book
Z q Pre- taken out of the library which wer
81 I'll returned, aud suggested that the rule
and aring upon this be strictly enforced.
,D1 OT The resignation of John G. Parhan
aid Airman Of the Committee on Teacher;
an e IS read by the President The resigna
, n u was laid upon the table, the Boar
I'm IN king this course in order to induce Nj
oSH rham to withdraw his resignation.
D M Upon motion of Mr.. Cronan, all th
", emieal apparatus in the Girls Hlg
IL hool was ordered to be transferred
liz Hautr.l ITto.h CahNn1 for tho
: Fonthly course of experiments, as provide
MI A resolution was offered providing tht
55s 55s Re Assistant Superintendent shall continu
q 4e Saturday noon lectures at the Norm'
~ y, 6hool. Adopted.
Sc a resolution was offered by W. II. Roger
i prevent direct communication iro
gir teachers of the schools with the Board, an
! 10 Erecting that all communications shall
kru dressed through the Superintendent.
III The resolution was lost by the vote OF th
t6 Nh hair.
EsI Mr.. Pope moved reconsideration, an
- bon this motion Mr.. Rogers spoke
Y |ngh, explanatory.
gaI Mr., Sambola said the rules covered Il
Ound.
IE Mr.! Gubernator said the resolution WI
rs cover certain communications whlC
Low ere sent direct to committees.
AZ AZ Mr., Paisley said the resolution refeete
~ pon the Committee on Teachers, an
n bought the attempt to put more power
pa be hands of the Superintendent was oI
q y ctionable.
gnl During the discussion it was stated |
Ne = n lr. Logan that soma of the schools of Il
ba' ity were run, to great extent. in the
,ooa crest of certain relations of the Director
5 q The whole subject was laid upon Il
vs1 a. able.
NJ The Board adjourned.
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