The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13
Proceedings Of Ouachita Parish School
Board.

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school Board, held this date, there werc
present, j. L. Kaliski, president: d. NJ.
Sholars. secretary; s. Whited, proxy to d.
NJ. Sholars; w. II. Anders, L. II. Euyton
| and W. b. Inabnett.
Minutes of the 9th of April were read aud
approved.
on motion. w. IL. Auders, L. II. ,Guyton
and D. d. Sholars We're appointed = com.
mittee to receive bids for printing OF School
Board proceedings and to report at next
Bids Tor building a .chool.houso in ward
Z were received AID on motion the contract
awarded TO A. NJ. Douglass for $ls4.
The committee appointed to confer with
the Mayor and City Council OF Monroe In
failure to secure Of t,at body u compliance
with the request of this board AS embodied
in the resolutions passed Oh 9TH OF October
Resolved. That the parish superintende
Of schools be and he is hereby authorized to
establish in the city OF Monroe a central
That said school shall be known and de.
signated as the Ouachita Parish Central
That it shall be graded school of six
grades with q junior and senior term In the
high school department upon the following
plan:
First Session--Numerai frame. Charts
lAse eioed sesston-Sumbcr work. Firs,
Reader. Object and Word Lessons. De-
cIalnation and Composition twice u month
Both Sessions drawing and writing.
SECOND GRADE.
Both sess!esAri'hh@ a,ss N MaSnsI%s
manship. Eienensary Drawing. Declama-
ton and Composition twice month. Slate
work continued. Mason's music.
THIRD GRADE.
First Session Arithmetic, Nieholson's
Intermediate to page 50. Third Reader.
and Exercise books completed.
wa sG.e fSsoSsy s ss mg sn
Geography, with work on moulding board,
map drawing and lectures. Pc elamstion
and Composition twice month. Mason's
FOURTH GRADE.
First sessien-,Arithmstic to page le4.
Reeds and Keliogg's Graded English TO
erad saa Easish . page 8. Drawing and and
Hash seSss pspe.r
and lectures: History, Hansell's: .Physi
elimination and Composition twice u month.
Mason's music.
. FIFTH GRADE.
First session-Arithmetie. Mieholson's.
Mansss History Graded English to page
Second Session Arithmetic; History.
ENG es%psss oak,
Geography, with board, lectures and map
ones MONTH spser aaa p&aeS
Word Lessons. Mason's music.
SIXTH GRADE.
First Observation-Disclosures. HansciPs His
tory. Reeds and Kellogg's Higher English
TO 14nu Sftt frtt ft,rr mud
crcise books.
Second Session Arithmetic completed.
Hssss hus MShss pa Mt''9
Penmanship. Drawing and Exercise books.
Both Sessions, Sixth Reader. Gcogra-
shi ai once month. Mcauffy;s speier
and Reeds Word Lessons. Mason's music.
NOT ALI compositions in the six grades
by the first and second g. les on siutes. by
the third and fourth graIes with leai pen
ellis on paper and by the fifth fth and Id, sixth
time for either composition or declama-
ton, which latter eshali also be assigned,
for the filth and sixth grades.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.. ]
Junior Tcrm-Algebra. Mental Arth.
metic Thompson's History Of Louisiana
weekly. Hansell's Bookkeeping. Draw
ing and Exercise books. phySica! Ge0gfa-
ply. Composition and Defamation once a
month. During the session special inseruc-
ton in primary teaching; Paul Bert's First
Lesson in Scientific knowledse.
Senior Term-Geometry. Philosophy. Re-
view OF Arithmetic and Algebra. tLatin.
Mental Arithmetic: Rhstoric: litsTature.
music, Andersoa's General History Oral
spelling, weekly Composition and De-
clamation once month. Special instruc-
Glass Book Bert's First Lessons in Scien-
That the Parish School committee for
selection Of teachers shall employ one prin-
cipal and such assistant teachers for con-
duct of said schc 81 as necessity may require
and fix such salaries to be paid ont of the
Tenth District fund may be necessary
for the establishment and maintenance of
said school.
That said parish school committee for
committee for management of said school,
subject to the gencr" supervision of parish
school board.
That said school shall be opened in the
September next, and be taught for period
Of nine months.
That all white children, between ak and
eighteen years OF age in the city of Monroe
permitted to attend said school free of
charge for tuition, and all white children of
same age outside of said tenth district shall
be permitted to attend said school at the
nominal charge for tuition Of one dollar per
month for each pupil, sid charge to he paid
out of tho fund allotted to the wards from
which such pupils ma" come.
1t was on mo.ion Resolved, That the par
fish Superintendent be and is hereby in
structed to bring to the attention OF the
ouirements of Sec. 81 of Act No. 81 of 1888,
| entitled an act "fo Regulate Public Educa-