Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-09

frhose who hold Diplomas or
from other mates.
Of our best teachers some
Of them on examining commit
teesahave never taken the exam
inatlonsin Louisiana. 1hey are
not not leglble to teach n our
pubic schools unless they hold a
valid certificate IN the parish IN
wnlch they are teaching. No
matter what they may hold or
how unquesJionaDle uhell' scholar
snip tney mas take the eXAml-
naIlon. ;,
3. Those who mold provisional
certificates.
, s. Teachers Of singing and
drawing, or OF special nigh scnool
subjects, Ike LaJln ana french.
Every reacner IN LOUISIANA
white or coloreu, is required un-
der the law is required 10 hold a
certificate before ne can teach
IN une public scnools. This Is
the law, and it should not be
eyadeu. Please see that every
one receives notice OF the eX-
amlnatlon IN ample time. 1t you
haven't a record IN your Office
for inspection, manage the mat
ter as you think best, but see to
t that no teacher remains in the
schools after this examination
VINO does not hold a valid certi-
ficate. Please notify me by Jan.
10th, whether or not you wish
questions sent you. Yours very
truly, (signed), T. H. Harris,
State Superintendent.
RelaUlve the examination, | beg
leave to state that | have sent
letters to all OF our teachers who
come under any conditions OF the
State superintendent letter and
beg leave to recommend IN con-
, neczion with this matter that an
!; examining committee of two be
amounted to assist me in conduct
mo said examination, in accord
t ance with law. This letter plair
5 and not to be misunderstood. The
examination must be held an(
strict com }liance of the Law
E urged.
From the teachers monthly repor
! | learn chat the Becnel school a
presently located is in 9 totterin|
condition. | would recommen'
e that the school be moved to it
4 former location as conditions nov
5 existing justify it's re-opening q
the old location. All Of which j
: respectfully submitted. Edwin
&c. kohn, Superintendent
{! A petition from the resident
p of the Illyria distric was handedi
b in, asking for the re-openln
II of the Illyria school. On motto
v of Director Darlington, duly SCI
onded resolved that the petite
be tabled until investigation coul
be made as per resolution of an
meeting. A petition from tt
colored residents Of Old Quars
!, time settlement asking that
o. !" schohl be opened at Nicholas W;
2, handed in, an on motion Of D
rector Cannon, duly seconded, r.
of solved that no action be taken Q
70 the petition until conditions cou
is be looked into BY the Board.
he On motion Of Director Jeo
sd freau, duly seconded it was r
MT soyled that the Becnal school
esi moved toits former location, {
a. motion OF Director Cannon, Gu
[c- seconded, i: was resolved tn
gs the bond furnished by the Supf
n intendent spread on the min
or the same be spread on the mir
ties.
'tn The committee composed of
all rector Darlington and Hon, Sim
NJ Leopold appointed at the |;
rs, meeting to draw up suitable r
An olutions to be presented to
retiring Hon. Secretary r. %
~ met Hingle, presented the folio
49, ~ ing resolution which was orde.
spread on the minutes.
iod WHEREAS, at the last me
re- ing of the Board of School
he rectors, Messrs. Leopold
Darlington were appointed a c(
mittee to draft appropriate r
enJ buttons regarding the 7retlr
1ool Superintendent.
,aSt BE IT RESOLVED, that
ll''' School Board of the Parish
ows Plaquemines cannot but, expl
'sed its praise and congratulate
ater outgoing Superintendent Hon
in Emmett Hingle, on his most
cessful administration during
NV term, and to. wish him full nj
'D n ure of success {: in his new
vet. aae,,iI :. .-.n..4: Ta