The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

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Salaries for said grade to be fixed
at $35 thirty five dollars per month.
8. Third grade to include all
schools whose monthly average has
exceeded Is twenty I've scholars and
in which grammar and high arith-
metic are taught; as follows the
white school at AhbeviIle and at
Morgan's mill, Prairie Greig.
Salaries of teachers of said GRADE
to be s45 forty FIVE dollars per
month.
The first grade will Include the
following schools, 10 Wit
lst and I'd schools in lst ward.
Sd school. Rice's Cove. 81 ward.
lst and I'd schools in 4th ward.
Spring Hill and Cow I-lana
schools in 9th ward. Little Bayou,
Cheniere au Tigre and Pecan IS
laud schools in 7th ward. The
colorcd schools at Joseph Lemaire's
Brousssrd's Cove aud Cade's planta.
ton 10 he classed as I'd grade until
further order.
RULE ALL schools shall be
opened at 9 o'clock A. NJ, shall be
taught 6 hours each day exclusive of
recess, and shall have a recess of
one hour at noon, from IL O'Clock
to o'clock P. NJ, and there shall
be recess each morning and even
ing at the teachers discretion.
RULE 2-The Treasurer shall re-
tain so per cent of each teachers
salary for the first month as secu
rity for said teachers complying
with the Rules and Regulations Of
the State Board of Education, and
the Rules and Regulations OF the
Parish Board, said sum shall not be
paid to said teacher until the expi-
ration OF Ills term of school arf on'v
upon his complying with tn '-
aforesaid.
RULE 3--That absence ff~@,
school for five consecutive DAYS *
cept ir case of sickness in the fani
shall cause the pupil to be suspend
ed and not again admitted without
permission from the President or the
Secretary of this Board. and all
teachers of public schools are re-
quired to notify the p"t' ons OF Their
respective schools of this rule
The committee on Rules having
recommended the employment of a
Parish Superintendent at salary to
not exceed $3.50 per year. The Pre-
sidcnt aud Secretary arc hereby au
tborizcd to employ one. provided q
suitable person. can he obtained
said Superintendent to be required
10 visit every public school and
spend at least one entiie day al eve
ry school at least three times during
the scholastic year.
I Resolved that $50 COPIES r-
foregoing Rn'es and The rue II h.
State Board Of Education he printes
so that teachers and others, may
make themselves familiar with tl1'
same, and that teachers be reqni' e'
to keep copy of the same posted ~
ip their respective school rooms.
On motion resolved that the sun
of twenty dollars he appropriated
ont of fund belonging to, the FRS
ward, for the purpose Of making
benches and desks for said ward.
Resolved, that all school lands II
advertised or offered to he casec
for period of thirty days, sal'
leases to he granted to the slighes
bidder, at the court house, at a Abhc
vile said leases to lie g'anted fo
period of not more than four years
dating from January lst 1888. re"
on satne to be payable annually -
before the 25th Gay of December
and to be secured by notes witt
good security, to the satisfaction 0
the Parish Treasurer.
/ Resolten that ". ". Edwards b
employed 10 investigate The deficie'
cies Of indemnity school warrant
: due this parish.
Resolved. that all teachers am
applicants for certificates are here
bY notified to come before the boar
of examiners and procure new ce'
tifcates.
On motion, Jean Pene. Lasli
Broussard DnprG Leblanc were RI
qucsted to serve as trustees for scloo
No. 2 in the lst ward, and Messr.
! Alcide l'ronsSard. a. F. MaxGl
and j.. G. White for the school loc'
, ted in Rice's Cove. Sd ward.
On motion the Board adjourne
sine die.
w. w. EDWARDS, President.