The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
NEWS or THE CITY.
What the Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
SCHOOL BOARD.


SCHOOL BOARD.
Reports, Resolutions, Discussions ann
Interesting Proceedings Had
The School Board met yesterday evening,
NE. Guthem Iii the chair.s and quorum
present. r.
The following report OF Superintendent
Rogers was read and accepted:
OFFICE CHIEF SUp'T PUBLIC SCHOOLS, L
New Orleans. June 4. 1873. ]
TO the Directors Of the Public Schools Of the
City of New Orleans: \
Geatlemen-A very decided impulse was given
to the schools atthe close OF the last session by
pupiis as we're sboWnto Be- worthy Of the same
By their correct department. regular and pune-
tuai, attendance and diligent application 70
ward to sin liar institution Ct the close OF the
present month. It seems TO b. % appropriate
sehoas 90 that Tie board viii
sanction the plan with approval. lrespeclfuily
submit the following proRramme and ASK tine
and other members OF the board. who may be
willing to MD lii the performance Oh this agree
Monday, June 1e--seventh District rchools.
Tuesday, June IT sixth District schools,
Wednesday, june ls-Fifth District schools.
ane IN F psr Rs soso siof Han
cock Daiu yIai1 MeUartby. Washington No. j,
Elmfra McDonosh Nos z and q ,.a.u,a. ua.1a,.
McDonoah No. .. Fillmore, Reauregard.
Tnesday, June 2t-eecond District Barracks.
W fep June as s pistrIotBi
Has sa ossnns ana d. Pser s'ou
Thursday june 90 First District Jackson
Boys, and Girls. Clio, PauldiDg. Jefferson and
Friday, June 27-Marsball, franklin. Fisk,
Madison. Metairie Ridge. Mason. sumner and
Teachers and snpernumeraries are begin
ming 10 inquire # they can have the use Of the
school. houses during the summer months for
private vacation schools.
The question ID referred to the board for deci-
The schools are In good working order.
few cases OF discipline and complaints from
parents requiring the Interpolation Of the COM
mit HIT. Ct shaw In IN
Respectfully, VINO, 40aERs.
Superintendent Public Schools
THE TREAsuRER's REPORT
showed that the balance On hand for 1879 was
S24.443 1G, and that the rolls for May, 1879
were being paid out.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The visiting committees Of the various dis
tricts had generally no special reports to
submit.
Prot. Seaman said that the Dryades school
was In good condition, but that the Laurel
school WAS out Of order.
The Committee on SCHOOL, Houses recon-
mended the removal Of Mrs. Heating from
jefferson No. . and Endorsed Mrs. Corcoran
Iii her place. The committee also recommend
the removal Of Mrs O'Connor, Fortress 81
McDonogh No. g. and favored the appoint
ment OF Mrs. Riley Id her place.
The following schools need repairs: Paul
ding (boys) Marshall, jackson, Fisk and JET
ferson, First District; Philip and BARRACKS
{girlel Second District; Fillmore (boys),
Third District. Live Oak (girle), Laurel (boysl
The chairman announced that the visiting
committee would be the same as last month.
THE FOLLOWING REPORT
was made by a committeeof three:
VA h Tssa GspsGsea th En Chi Me- 1884,
thy. Daupbine and Hancock. BeAuregerd and
Pontchartrain. and hnd said schools well at-
r sd credit upon the several corps Of
teachers In charge Of the above schools. III.
which Is In a dilapidated state. and should BIZ
condemned us unsafe TOR school purposes.
the financial Inability Of the board TO do same,
would suggest that the president and secretary
och fund, and X possible have them build
new scaool. believing that the requirements OF
such will justify the construction Of large
and more commodious building.
Your committee would alsa call the attention
OF the committee on furnittle to the require
ments a the primary departments Ia the foi-
mira. McDonoRh No. these schools being
without seating capacity for q number OF pu-
pills In attendance. .
Res ectfully. T. II. gARTLEY.
GEO. HWARBHTCK 4
i. A. MARTINET.
COMMUNICATIONS.