New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-29
neal Intelligence.

DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Maya
bn-This is one of the most I'M
Z schools in New Orleans. The
NN Ii but little more than poor shed;
zoe 81 siture not worth mention, and the
- The entire place is repellant,
lar unsuited to the purpose, and is
#lv located. Fortunately the teach
hoth nerve and capacity, having
o;ls under toleTable control. One
5acbolars, male and female, attend
.sbfully. notwithstanding the ad-
2sN snmstances. During recitation hours
. in frOnt-lhe location being near
*9ssl n avenue, opposite the car station
ssti1 II the chlldren's attention. The
suggest that if the school building
sauI = OF four squares further from the
IssA more secluded neighborhoOd, two
s. Eints would be gained, namely, eX-
~ rom annoyances aud larger at
- The suggestion is one that the
~ 4 School Directors will probably
81 acknowledges.
u@ apils have made considerable pro-
1914 rdpg the present session. and their
a1I-S nrs are proud to know this, but un-
~sthipg is accomplished to better
Or7est isiop of the surroundings many of
irpn will be sent to private schools.
|Presids arrange that parents do not visit
5tntion, All the attendants are in
and are neatly dressed and willing
LoVlnA With such excellent teachers as
VieN f. Mclaughlin, principal, assisted
'haa tN' L. A, Wall and NJ. E. Say and
Torrey, the school will make fair
LIKE in defiance Of all the misfortunes.
'ieI stf' n will send three girls to the High
~ y, .t,-This is a school for colored
~ ". -s =. male and female, and is located
Mrrlitz. near Magazine street, not
nitable for the purpose, but ls
.rer than nothing. Although the
uerL large. vet il is too small to accom-
PTeahs1 be number of girls and boys in
attendance. A kitchen has been
into a class room for Miss Wall,
/, charge of sixty-three She man
H., classes rs easily as if they were
~. Mrs. NJ. G Dore, first assistant
In. F. Baptist, the principal, de.
special commentator for the great
|lu' he has met with in her patient
? advance her pupils. Her depart.
certainly well cared for Mrs. Baptist
bly, iRcations necessary for success,
ton, eipal. and with the assistance Of
|O1, Dart is constantly improving the
by, Parents make frequent visits and
|das, Nv compliment the instructors.
|oleti, 0ard of directors should remem bel
ny of the children are too poor t.
|orphy, books, and at present there Is
scessary volumes.
L. m Avenue Miss E. S. Rossner
has succeeded by constant appli
- Div assisted by Misses NJ. l.. Moody
Young, in raising the number o
EpANJ from twenty-five to l2S. Tit
Il located at the corner Of Napo
niue and Magazine street, in wha
,,., a private dwelling house. TIL,
lice and furniture are complete
|ATENE Do surroundings are cheerful. Tn.
without exception, well dressed
men" he'd and more than ordinarily intel
o-O"-lS They take great interest in thei
ID readily obey all orders. No
ear emil thirteen Young ladies will go (
premiums school, and all are busy prepariD
0ming examination. Parents oC
.... 81 visit the building, bur if NOR
80. hll their presence might have
. effect.
= lee some praise should be awarde
'''"slN Directors Mcconnell, Gaudet an
''.'' for the progress these schools hay
n heir names are frequently seen
Of visitors.