The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-07-11

unplieS and no repairing was u'iio'
,odiote needs are the addition OF Clo"N -
oom ceiling the entire house, paihtlhs Ciic 'i'. "
ire house. and good fence :,
r ,rrel Hin School lth wHrd-NumDer uaSS
,ouoht. 110 number days not t.'&.,lt H. MUM
S,, ,,,,,ils enrolled 10; average daily attend q
oa ,,57 This school has cost the BOARD
thin, evceut for the teachers salary rs Iie
10 ilv fees paid for the supplies anu III IL
roirino WAS done. l am unprepared JuSU ho"
,r,ot n recommend to the Board with reler-
abce to this school. 1t appears as II II Will w
unnecessary to maintain it any longer do 'NC
only children remaining in the nelShoo'loou
iii no In roach of the Wakefield SchOol' Ii
tho cchooI should be kept up it will be neceS-
gary to build o new house, as the one no" w
inc used is unfit for the purpose "oui' "'N
for more time to make thorough hFeSVls"
tion of the situation and that the EAeou'1'.
| committee with the member from the 1ourVh
ward be empowered to act upon my RECON-
mendatiOns.
pop,or Springs Schools. 9Th ward-Numoer
DAYS taught. 49, number days not 'ausN'
Number pupils enrolled 49, average o"NS "V
tendance, .43 The Board has spent hoVnn's
IN this school this year for repairs or Suppl'eS'
The immediate needs are new roo1' clo'N
room and porch and good fence anu p"l'''
Ing the entire building
Grange Hall School 9Th ward-NumOer u"S'
tought, TO; number days not taught H. Mum
her nupils enrolled. 30; average daily aItehu
once, 1879. The Board has spent on thiS Scilooi
this wear for repairs, 1896 and for library anu
case, 1910 The immediate needs are Oilllu'
for the windows. u cloak room the ehVlle
buding painted and good fence. IhlS Is
the only place in the parish except 81 iran
oisviue where there is need for or the posi-
hilitv of building up q large school by run
ming q transportation wagon from MI Faliilel
near Jackson. number of children can o'
y brought TO this school who otherwise nave "
>, stay ut home. or go across a dangerous WV,
"a into another parish to the jackson Schoo'
"a This may require the addition OF another roo"
to the house and the employment OF anothe
taocher but am convinced that IN no othe
wav can as good facilities be provided for TN
H. large number of children and that therefore
- money spent in this way will be well ana "lSs
-. " spent. | recommend that the cXecutN
committee be authorized to purchase wal
!, onette, and that be authorized TO aoVerIls
49, for bids to run it. 1t might be best to walt III
til the schools opens before employing an
>. sistant teacher.
49, New Hope School, 9Th ward-NumDer ia
70 taught, 1853; number days not taught H. Nui
~ Der pupils enrolled, 26; average daily atteh
49, ance, 1912. This school has cost the Boa
~ this wear nothing except for the salary of Il
,ir teacher.
- The immediate ne eds are cloak ROOM
good fence. and the entire building to
DIS. painted.
~ Cat Island School, 9th ward-NumDer Ga
ads taught, ISL: number days not taught ~ Nu
~, her pupils enrolled. 10; average daily attei
80. ance $50 The Board has spent on this Sch'
this wear for q new building and supp
$3o5 ~. The high water now prevailing rea'
IN, ed the school house, but did not get INTO H.
il has not been damaged. do not believe u
there will be q sufficient number of children
the thaC community ~
ndi | session.
,''' Tunica School, 7th warl-Number of d.
g., taught. 1873; number days not taught ~ NJ
,no her pupils enrolled, &c; average daily ate
a, ance. 847 The Board has spent on TINS sen
~, this wear for new building and suppl
.on, 1923 81, and for library and case Sl96''
lite immediate needs are good fence ana 10
tho the entire house painted
w Reech Grove School Sth ward-Num
p DAYS taught fl5; number days not taught
-, ,,,,,,;ls anrolla6 daily
and Nuiilper pul'l' 0"so''on 80 ,s,, 49,,
tendance, fO60 The Board has spent on
school this year for repairing The oulla'hR'
nun ting in q cistern, and for supplies SIT9.lO.
nave immediate needs are good fence an a
o"uu ionaA window put in, and the entire house
y " be painted.
Ihe Ninth Ward Sch0ol-Number days tau
"ouU l6g; number days not taught, II. Number
"nu nils enrolled, o. average daily attend;
INC 1925, No other school in the parish Wit
enrolment of no more than % had nearl
was large an average attendance. This Is ST
'"0 proof of the effectiveness Of tranSportatl'
n"' pupilS, as this is the only school where
+ the 1920 ,,,,,, =, conway nuri,s from q
VIC lance. AS this was tried as an eXperme
o"e, think we might call it L decided success
iu-- prepare to make transportation ana conS'
" the t;o ,Iorroonort te,tnre Of orr parish sci
h"i I ask that the committee be authorized t.
n'o'o a wagonette for this route and that b
"is VI structed to advertise for bids to run 1t.
c "t Board has spent on this school this yea
ID "t constructing cistern and two closets ar
lsn0'' supplies and for fence S55.76. The lmme
ldents o,ool, roon, and tn have thu
"'O tire building painted.
~ s|' Solitude School, 10th ward-Numoer
0'"'e taught, 1853; number days not taught, r.
{ VIZ" Der pupils enrolled. g. avearge daily al
" "ilO ance, S97. This school has enrolled ever
pil within possible reach, and the atten
o'no has been most remarkable, there only
!" 'H0 five cases of absence during the entire
Among the things needed l have not
r days toned maps and globes, as they are
It. H. by every school room in the parish and
lily at that the committee will be authorized
uSt be- chase the same / want to emphasize thu
me OF of having the school yards fenced, as n
)nSider in the way of school gardening and bel
e. DIR. ing the premises by planting trees and
COM cry until the cattle can be kept of the g
OaiouS- by fences.
: needs For the entire parish the number of pu
UNI and rolled in the schools is 453. There were Il
I'm not from this parish enrolled in the jackson