The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-05-12

six and eighteen years. Patrons may place
their children between tive and ono half
and eight years of age in the kindergarten.
Pupils can begin school only on the h5ss OF
of the City and of Ward number three OF
Modern methods of teaching and discip..
line are CONFIRMED to the rod Is used Out
as a last resort and upon boys only. Per,
sistent effort is made to develop the pupil
physically, intellectually, and morally
but, under no eulse IS sectarlanish toief"-
The schools are graded-mathematicsi is
the standard. There are six grades, besides
the boys and girls are taught together.
There are monthly oral examinations 1a1s IS.
February, the final examinations in June
as far as practicable they are in writing,
Vocal music and eymna ai 81 DAILY ny,
topical lectures by each teacher. Every
pupil is required to undertake the pres
cribed curriculum in full.
Superintendent, are held on the second and
fourth Saturdays of each month. The
scholars of the High School who are being
tend these meetings. Only the Superinten
dent can excuse teachers or scholars from
GRADE WORK.
|
First Session-Numeral frame: Charts
second Session-Number work. First
Reader. Object and Word Lesson. Decla-
| nation and Composition twice month.
Both Sessions-Slate drawing and writ
ing.
Il Both Observation-Disclosures, Nicholson's
Il Primary. Second Reader. Reeds Word
Copybook No. /. Elementary Drawing.
Defamation and Composition twice q
month. Slate work continued.
NJ THIRD GRADE.
First Session-Arithmetic. Nicholson's
intermediate to page So. Third Reader.
Word Lessons to p. 20: Copy-book No: 2.
Whites Primary Drawing to p. 8, and Tx
} ercise book TO p. 10.
Word Lessons to p. 40. Third Reader.
. Copybook No. 8. Drawing and Exercise
y books completed.
4 Both Session-Slate work continued.
! Lectures on Hygiene weekly. Geography,
6 with work on Moulding board, map draw
o ing, and lectures. Defamation and Com
. position twice month.
FOURTH GRADE
First Session.-Arithmetic to p. 164
G Word LESSONS to p: So. Reeds and kei
logg's Graded English to p. 4G. Whites
Free-hand Drawing No: Ito p 49, and Eek
Second Observation-Disclosures to p. 224
q word Lessons to p. Is. Graded English te
D. 63. Drawing and Exercise books com
pls.edh; SG with Mould
,e ing Board, Map Drawing, and Lectures
History, by lecture: Physiology: Foa t;d,
Reader. Defamation and Composition
FIFTH GRADE.
ar First Observation-Disclosures, Nicholson
Complete, to p. III. History, U. >. Grade
81 English to p. So. Word Lessons to p. Isl
ID and Exercise book to Pc.
a. Second Session-Arithmetic to p: is;
History, u. S..Graded Engligh Completed
Word Lessons to p. 1877: Copy-book No:
o. Both Neutrality-suspicious.: Fifth Reader
4, Geography. with Board. Lectures, an
ne Map drawing. Defamation and Compos
al ton once month.
SIXTH GRADE.
First Observation-Disclosures to p. "a
Word Lessons to p. 157. Reeds and He
Physiology, half through. Copy-book N
re- 6. Drawing book No. 5 to p. H. and Exc
ire Second Observation-Disclosures Completes
'er Word Lessons Completed. Higher Englis
to p 49, aigher physin,99sy eompaehe
est History, Flocution, Defamation and Con
position once mokth. -. A., ..
"a, NOTE: All compositions in tho 81
he grades shall be written in class on give
ite subjects; by the lst. and 20. grades {
Dol states. by the 3D., 4th., and 5th grades WI
ea lead pencils on paper ana ny me f ON h era,
subject for each grade at any one time Il
Get either Composition or Defamation, wine
to latter shall also be assigned, preference
Ids ing given to prose selections for the iit
and sixth grades.
me HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Junior Term-Algebra, Mental Arithm
a. tic, History, Elocution, Grammar n
mr. ANALYSIS, Latin Primer, Drill in oral sp!
to ling, weekly. Bookkeeping, Drawing n
G. and Exercise books. Composition al
tt Defamation once month. During t
DOL st cond session special instruction in p
OILS mary teaching.
IT. Senior Term-Geometry, PhilosopE
lol- Review Of Arithmetic and Algebra: Lat
Cesar-two books each session. Rhetor
,er Literature, Analysis. Elocution, DRAWN
lite Botany, English History. Oral spellil
the weekly. Composition and Declamati
lev once month. Special instruction
on teaching.
will Mr.. Garrett, chairman of the CEN
! IN, tary committee, made the following
s. port, which was received and order
aan spread on the minutes.
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
ol'' To the Mayor and Council-City of Monr
end Gentlemen: Your committee regret
also be unable to report different condition
the the Monroe cemetery than exists. 1t stan
ca and has for wears, Il mefnentO OF our