New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

mlttees we're received and laid over to
come up under unfinished business.
MIR. Marks. chairman of the Committee
on Finance reported number of bills ia
vorably, amounting to $3276 81, and also
resolutions that sufficient amount be ap-
propriated for March and April, the presi
dent stating payment could be made before
the next meeting, and that $3.50 be appro-
priated for the Keller school rent for Janu-
ary. February and March, and that 5000 be
placed on the roll monthly according to the
lease.
The report and resolutions were adopted
The committee on schoolhouses reported
repairs made en- the Clio, jackson Boys,
Bienville. Robertson, st. Philip and Live
Oak Boys schools.
A number of communications and appli.
cations were received and referred.
A commune alton from q committee of
the Teachers Asso citation. inclosing a peti-
ton and resolutions, was received. By
them series of presmbles, stating the an.
noyanoe directors experience from teachers
applying IN vacation for positions; the
practice in other cities to elect at the close
OF each session; that time should be allowed
to seek employment elsewhere; that appre-
hension of losing their situations deprive
teachers Of enjoyment OF their vacation;
that some teachers will be prevented from
visiting the centennial by the necessity of
remaining to secure their situations, and
presented with the following resolution
passed at the meeting:
Resolred, That the president appoint a
committee OF five. of which he shall be q
member, to respectfully petition the School
Board asking them to elect their teachers
before the close Of the present session.
Mr.. Longstreet offered a resolution in
conformity with the petition of the Teach.
ers' Association. which was laid over for
executive session.
The sum of SIS, on motion Of Mr.. Du-
mont, was appropriated to secure a repre-
sentation of the examination of scholars
and state of education in Louisiana at the
centennial.
Mr.. Dumont moved that $40 be appropri-
ated for the repairs of the Berlin School,
The president announced the following
visiting committees for April:
First Distr;ct-Messrs. Hartzell. Damont
and Walker.
Second District - Messrs. Pinchback.
Bourges and Lynch.
Third District-Messrs. NAPLES, Trevigne
and Rey.
Fourth District - Messrs. Marks and
Tracy.
Fifth District-Mr. Stamps.
Sixth District-Messrs. Long gstreet and
Glaudin.
Seventh District-Mr Masico:.
On motion of Mr.. Hartzell Mrs. e T.
Stamps was appointed Fortress of the Nc.
Donogh school No. 6, at . salary of $36 pc.
month.
The election of officers being in order.
Mr.. Marks occupying the chair. Hon. H. C.
Dibble was reelected president; Hon. A. J.
Dumoat, vice president; II. A. Corbin.
secretary, and Charles Moore. assistant
secretary. by resol ution of Mr.. Glaudin.
superintendent was authorized to appoint
porter for his office and the session room
Of the board at a salary of $40 per month.
The board then went into executive $685.
sion.
After executive session, the resolution Of
Mr.. Longstreet on the petition of the
Teachers Association was laid over to the
next meeting.
The following assignments ami appoint
ments were ordered by the board:
Miss M. S. Brown, third assistant of the
Marshall School, vice Miss O'Rourke, dis
missed.
Miss Mary Grace, third assistant Web.
ster School. vice Miss Van Osten, resigned.
Mrs. S. E. Cooney, assigned temporarily
as first assistant Psulding, in place OF Mrs.
II. Smith, on leave Of absence.
Mrs. M. E. Taliaferro assigned Temporal
rily to Washington No. 9 as first assistant,
in place of Miss Crafts, on leave of absence.
Miss HathOrn to act as supernumerary in
place of Miss Taliaferro in Jefferson No 9.
Miss A. Maillot, promoted to second assist.
ant, Barracks School.
Miss L. Keyes, promoted to second assist
ant, Broadway School.
Mr.. Warren Easton, principal of the St.
Philip School, in place of Mr.. Andry, trans
ferred to the Miro School as principal.
Miss NJ. A. Nahar, principal; Mrs NJ. A.
Baby, first assistant, boys; Mrs. M. F. Rap
tiste, first assistant, girls Miss K. Kelly,
second assistant, boys; Mrs. L. G. Aucoin,
second assistant girls; Miss L. Wall, third
Mrs. C. Gould, third assistant;
Miss N. Chateau, third assistant; Mrs. NJ.
Warrington, third assistant; Miss X. Gren. |
non, third assistant, were assigned to the |
School No. 6.
Mrs. e. c. Earhart, of the Jackson Boys
School, was granted leave Of absence to |
May without pay.
The board then adjourned.
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