The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

designations Accepted and seyera
Changes Made.
The School Board met according TO adjourn
ment, President semmes In the chair and gil
teen members present.
| Mr.. Martinez arose to question OF privilege
for the purpose OF refuting alleged imputation
against his motives and those Of other coore.
members OF the board, contained in the Ion
| isid1tiam.
| kr. Fayerweather followed in the same strain
A communi ,ation was read from Mr.. Lou
sorapu u, asking for transfer from the Hospita
Street School to some other school. Mr.. Bora
puru objects TO being put under "negro" named
L. j. Edmunds, the principal Of the Hospita
street School, and offers to resign IL he be- mol
| transferred.
The communication WAS received.
| The resignation Of Miss Mary Mills was re-
| ceived and accepted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on TEACHERS.
The following report was then read:
"Your committee on teachers respectfully re-
port the following changes in the assignment O
| teachers since the last meeting Of the board:
Mrs. M Clarkson and Miss Ida Monroe having
identified their papers to satisfaction of your
committee, have been placed on the official roll
in the posiions to which they were conditionally
| assigned.
Miss N. T. Dornsn. grammar grade and an ex.
perienced teacher, has been transferred to the
first assistants position in the Keller School in
the place OF Miss r. Howard, absent from the
city.
Miss Bessie Woods was placed in the vacancy
in the Marshall School, created by the transfer Of
Miss Dornan.
McDonogh No. l, and Miss Sale Williams, whose
name appears to have been accidentally omitted
in the general assignment, was assigned to the
vacancy thus created in the ST. Philip school.
Miss Ida jerks, assigned to the Fulton, and
Mrs. M. Ward, assigned to the Where, have ex.
changed places.
Transfers have been made by the committee OF
Miss Fanny Hardy, assigned TO Jackson as second
assistant and Miss D. B. Morphy, "a third as
sistsnt in the same school; Miss M Emmanuel
Forshee, FIRST third assistant.
The report was received and adopted.
TRANSFERS AND VACANCIES.
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson, Miss Katie 8. Leon
ard was transferred from McDonogh School No.
to Jefferson School No. 2.
The vacancy in McDorogh No. was filled by
the appointment of Mss Sallie Payne, third as
sistant in st. Andrew School.
Miss Lizzie y. Wagner was appointed as third
assistant in st. Andrew School.
On motion Of Mr.. Ssmmes, Miss Keatdng was
assigned to the Algiers School.
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson, Miss Mary Leddy
was assigned to the Washington School, in place
Of Miss Bessie Wood, transferred
Miss Annie White, transferred from Mcuon-
OCH No. to Lincoln School. Miss Lizzie Ku-
ling, from McDonogh No. 5 to McDonogh No 6.
On motion Of Supt. Rogers, at her own request.
Miss Elma White was placed on the unassigned
list the school to which this lady had been as
signed being too remote from her residence.
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, Miss NJ. j. Turner
was assigned TO Med onogh School No. and
Miss julia Mooney rs second assistant TO the
came school. and Mics Josephine stewart was
transferred to the Derbigny school.
At this juncsure Mr.. Lanaux appeared and
asked for the reading Of the communication Of
hr. +. Eorapuru. Altsr ~ reading MI. Lanaux