The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-01
GENERAL REMARKS.


time.
GENERAL REMARKS.
no s,,m I'D then, favorable progress IS
oman IT, ri, that concerns the schools OF tne
narisl, Yet this fact must not DC l'S'
s;,ht Of, to have good schools requires
fnnds and the public must be looked ~
nroyide these funds. This subject aust 20
be brought to the pablo attention !" S'''''
, wov and so peIsistcntly and strongly
,,,t t,,cr. can be no evahing the SUBJECT
~, accomplish this, is the object OF teach
ers ;,,ss.iations, institutes ana Norman
sch,,|s. Teachers arc to he encouraged
TO improve themselves hy beng oS-ef'"
suitable inducements, and ! Wouitt ask
; vonr consideration of tho question OF SUI
| aries for the coming year. Their atte"'-
J ,,cc IT institutes and associations sAoAi"
q ,,o ,,,rt of tler duties as teachers, as also
{ membership in SOME sstcaeuora' library o.
. rco1nr circle. Could not the Board maze
II an aprropria ion towards such u ll'Fa'y'
= u,conIitiooally, or coupled with the con.
" ,,ition that the teachers association raise
It an equal amount, as the Boar" 'h:"NS
y hest This it'll {: high standard, SCI hS
ID ,r,,or ex,n;u3tion, will in Il short time
in increase tho efficiency OF the teachers ans"
is co,scouentIv of the schools. Also, the
80 different school communities are TO h'
ed ,,r,nyht TO understand that they are III"
nc most interested in the school Ill '''''
on midst, and by means Of good "l'oc'i
cd Boards" working III accord WIN 'f@@''i'
So lions that will require that interest 10 "
jhe kent M, the responsibility Of "eii'c'enc'
The Of each school will rest on its community
les The failure of the educational amend
It'll mcnts to receive the popular sanction !!
ds, the last election was n great loss to III
dy, educational interests of the State, and III
the var;nus school districts As was reco2
is njzel in those amendments, local taSa''
will for the support of each school, Will prov
the only true way to build up the sys'a
all If tl, State. This must be provided
'sti- in the organic law, and then the schoe
Of Louisiana will be second to none.
s in Respectfully,
the G. W. NEWMAN,
erin Parish snl
''o,e On motion duly seconded al
;ald- "" '''''
held carried, the following wereadopSe
itnte Resolved, That the Board dtS''
and to express it's high opinion OF
sides work of the faculty OF the Snmn
''l'"s School which closed July rs.
n "ns Resolved, That the Board wls'
more to thank the various comNltte
Sc the the people of our two towns a"c
's on the parish for THEW cordial al"
'u hospitality in entertaining the M
sra bers of the Summer School.
nc the The Parish Supt. was gwen le
these to attend the Convention OF lal
me OF Su,erintendents called to meet
'n0'' huston, La. July, %, 80 and 81
o,osoa The Board then made the iol
to the ing appointments as teachers Oh
ionary white schools:
was so + Observation-Disclosures. ---
by no g 1st Asst: Niis' H. ~. 80.
ro, " 2nd Asst Miss NJ Mont@o
r.or tho 2ul wd.. Star Hi. Miss }. X. VIII
g GO Tbnmnsou Creek Mrs. T. G.
latter 3rd " Wakefield. miss NJ B.
houcht 4th =" Laurel IIill.. Miss J. h. J
, s;n,s sth " Poplar Spring Miss N. z i
Va, !! Grange Hall. Miss y. Hol
, ;f,ot " Pine Grove. Miss IL. c
" b" New Hope ....... Miss Ida
9Th 81 Cat Island. ..--------
~ ?th 81 IunlCa. Mto' Il
. 9Th Beech Grove Miss 4. L. Br
atl, g Egypt ..........Mrs II. Z
nv nj IL The committee on teachers
y to take instructed to fill vacancy IN
teachers.
~ The white schools were on
% to open on End Monday in Sci
The Board then adjourned t
liz on the LIST Saturday in Sept.
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