New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1871

parishes of Plaquemines, St. Bernard
Washington, St. Tammany, St. Helena
Livingston and Tangiapah0a.
In the parish Of Plaquemines publi
echools have been established and are nov
in successful operation in the followin,
ward, one: third ward one; fourth ward
one; fifth ward, one; sixth ward, one; sew
enth ward, two; eighth ward, one; nintl
| ward, one; tenth ward one; eleventh ward
| one.
In the parish of St. Bernard a. follows
First ward, one; second ward, one; third
ward, one; fourth ward, one; fifth ward
one.
In the parish of Washington as follows
Scond ward, two; third ward, one; fourth
ward, two; sixth ward, two.
In the parish of St. Tammany as follows
First ward, one; second ward one; fourth
ward. one; fifth ward, one; sixth ward,
one; eighth ward, one; ninth ward, one.
In st. Helena parish, Mr.. Richardson re.
ports sixteen schools, having one teacher
each, and an attendance of three hundred
and ninety-three scholars.
In Livingston parish az follows: First
ward, one; second ward enc; third ward,
one: sixth ward, four; seventh ward. two:
enth ward. three.
In the parish Of TangiapahOa as follows
First ward, two; second ward, three; third
ward, four; fourth ward, five; fifth ward,
eight; sixth ward. three; seventh ward,
five; eighth ward, one.
Total number Of schools in first division.
95: Teachers employed, 100. Scholars,
Second Division, Hon. E. S. Stoddard.
the parishes of Terrebonne, Lafourche.
jefferson, right bank, Jefferson, left bank,
st. Charles, St. James, and St. John the
Baptist. The public schools now in opera
tiOn in this division are as follows:
TerrebOnne parish. 2l schools, 26 teach
ers employed, and 1900 pupils enrolled
Lafourche parish, 10 schools, 26 teachers,
1900 pupils.
49,. Town Of Thibodau1, ? schools, teachers,
200 pupils.
Jefferson parish, right bank, schools, II
teachers, and S35 pupils.
Jefferson parish, left bank, 5 schools, z
teachers, $50 pupils.
Carrollton, schools, II teachers, $50
pupils.
St. Charles parish. 6 schools, 9 teachers,
$40 pupils.
St: John the Baptist parish, schools, 5
teachers, $50 pupils.
pupils.
Total, IS schools. Ill teachers, 1915 pupils.
Third Division, Hon. r. X. Doissy, super
intendent This division embraces the fol-
lowing named parishes: st. Mary, Iberia,
Calcasieu, VermiliOn, Cameron, St. Landry.
L tfayette, Assumption, Ascension, Iber-
vile, East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge,
East Feliciana and st. Martin. The annual
report from the superintendent of this
division has not been received for the wear
ending August 81, 1871. The total number
Of schools now in successful operation 24O,
teachers employed 300, scholars enrolled
lO.4OO.
Fourth Division. Hon. ]. Sella Martin.
parishes of Grant, Rapides, Natchitoches,
Avoyelles. Winn. Bossier, Pointe Coupee.
CaddO, Sabine, Webster. Vernon, Red River,
De Soto and West Feliciana. When the
present school system went into operation.
there were no public schools in this division.
There are now in operation las schools, l67
teachers, and $500 pupils enrolled.
Fifth Division. r. C. Wyley, superin-
tendent. The fifth division embraces the
parishes Of Concordia. Tensas, Madison,
Carroll, Morehouse, Union, Caldwell, Frank
lin. Richland, Ouachita, Catahoula, Bien-
vile. Claiborne and jackson. Mr.. Wyly
reports l5l schools, l.9 teachers, IL 1000
pupils.
Sixth District. j. B. Carter, superintend.
ent. This division embraces the city of
New Orleans. The board OF school directors
report in operation, g. schools, with 373
teachers and 10000 scholars enrolled.
When the present school system went
into operation, over 5000 900 unpaid salaries
were due, and this large amount has been
paid in addition to current expenses of the
year. Only the two last monthly rolls are in
arrears.