New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

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NAPOLEON AVENUE sCHCoI.
AS she Napoleon Avenue School there
are at present about one hundred female
pupils, divided into two departments, the
teachers of which are Miss +. s. Rossner
and Miss L. N. Moody. Miss Rossner
was: We understand, at the head Of the
former Girls High School of Jefferson city,
as it was, and has an excellent reputation
as teacher. We learned that this school is
much appreciated in the vicinity.
AUsTERLITz SCHOOL.
Not far from here, on Austerlitz street. is
Austerhtz School, chiefly attended 10y col
Ored pupils, i'll charge OI Mrs. Baptiste the
principal, assisted by Miss Golden, Mrs.
Dorr and Miss Dart. This has aIvays been
quite a f0urisling school, but the attend
ance latterly has been rather irregular.
We heard some good singing here, and
were pleased with the general appearance
Of things.
JERSEY SCHOOL.
Near Falence street is the Jersey School,
Of which Mrs R. Davis is the principaI. As,
sisted by Misses Nafe, Casac and Whal-
right. Mrs. Davis has taught some years
IL this district, and has earned high repu-
tati0n as faithful, conscientious and skill
tul t 6 her. We are informed that a mum
Der OF her pupils entered the High School
at the last annual examination of candi-
dates, and that more will follow this wear.
The classes in the room Of the principal
seemed 70 be fine set Of orderly. intelli-
gent young gentlemen.
LEoNTINE SCHOOL, ETC
just above is the LeoDtine School which
is prominent school in this locality. and il
attracted number of visitors. Mrs. L. G.
Aucoiu is the principal, with Misses Good
wyn, McEny and Ferguson assistants We
We're unable to visit this school, as well as
the two schools in the upper part of Green
yille-the Greenville and Broadway schools
These are small schools, established for the
convenience of the few parents at this
point. Of the latter Miss Purcell is the
teacher, and IN the former are Misses Keltv
ana DorT
vALESCE AND COLISEUM SCHOOLS.
The Coliseum and VaIence schools are
chiefly attended by colored pupils, and are
near together on the streets SO named. Mrs.
Jer0lleman is the principal in the first and
Miss Baby and Miss Woods, assistants In
the Vaience are Mr.. Spooner principal. and
Misses EIe and Gould, assistants.
RERLIN SCHOOL.
The Berlin is similar school. on tie cor
ner Of Berlin and Baronne streets, where
are, as teachers, Miss Choteau and MIS-.
Washington.
CADIZ SCHOOL.
We spent some time at the Cadjz School.
on Cadjz street. Mrs. Clark ie and has
been for some time, the principal OF this
school, aided by Miss Prest and Miss Tav-
lor. We understand that the principal is
an industrious and faithful teacher, and
takes great pride in her profession. 4 large
number of visitors appeared unusually in
terested in the exercises We noticed here
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mained short time, questioning the first
class of the school, and seemed greatly
pleased with the progress shown.
MAGAZINE SCHOOL.
We must not omit to meutiou another |
school we we're unable to visit-the Maga- |
zine, Of which Miss J. II. Morris is princi- |
pal, and Misses Cade, Hele and Fowler are |
he assistants. At this and the other !
,ch0Ols mentioned, which we did not per
'onRllv inspect, We are advised that there
we're a good number of visitors and gen
raj satisfaction on their part. We suppose
hat the unfortunate financial condition Of
he educational department has prevented
much outlay in this district. Certainly all /
he schOUl-h0uses we saw are very Ordinary
and there is not really the dis
RIGS one tirst-rate school editics
UGYADEs AND LIVE "AE.
" She Fourth DistMc: are the Dryssties
nd Live Oak schools. The former we
ould not visit. 1t is a large. aourishing
chool of coiored children. Ms. +. K
.eruld is the capable principal, and Misses
lOrton, Hitch, keaTney, McKarV. C0udraiu
nd Houker the assistants. The Live Oak
choo', for boys, is a fine. large school
omiclled, "r rather confined iH one If the
leanest and worst OF the many school
uIdings in our city. 1t is shame that an
SO noble, so cherished. Gy hich has
80 much by means Of faithful
owed. Mr.. Hutchinson is the principal
ere, assisted by Misses Miller, kepIinger,
tringer, Pearson, Dowty, Hedgkins and
ampbeIl. We understand that these
9achera are considered efficient. and that
lis ranks with the leading schoois
The Live Oak Girls School is we'll Known !
) one Of the best in The city. Mrs. J Egan, !
q ACCOMPLISHED teacher, ia the principal,
ith Mrs, Taliaferro, Misses knight Shaw. :
BHon, Campbell and Thorpo
The school was crowded with Si-.'ora.
70 seemed greatly entertained By all the a
terCises. After the various regular Pecita- l
On9 Of In" DAY were overo Hhe partitions &
ere Tbised above and below and the lite I
Fy exercises followed, to the gretG i"Hight :
III relies "5 tn" pupils, Rsp"Ciss'ig the ! '
,ucger ones. who looked iik" 90 man: IL! ! 2
= f3lIit@ ~ Z Dtatfi from atF"fsi persons | ;
arm expressions o5 commania:.oa and
easur. III connection with che entire gotI- !
ne "t exercises. We append Il :r.cs.ln!u~ :
tnd".i "s ~ IN" superintendento y
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