Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

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ltas tax hsrsina ed fer ii me
!. ttself fth section Of this act.
lzFs sS'ec.eg 1t shall be tile dut, Of said
Eboard, SO soon as the means for that pur-
fpese can be provided, to establish in said
district an adequate number of primary
schools to be So located as best to accommo-
| date The inhabitants thereof, and in which
The rudiments Of education shall be taught,
and It shall Be the further duty Of said board
to establish IN said district, suitable num-
Der ;ef otter schools Of a higher grade or
grades, esl wherein instruction shall be given
~ such studies as may not be provided for
l1 the primary schools, the number of
s6llebis and also of the different grades
be dstsrpined by said board and
lt snail be the further duty Of said board
to decide what branches shall be taught in
each and all of said schools, ,provided tLat no
other language than the English and Ger
man shall be taught therein, except with
the Concurrence Of two-thirds Of said board
SEC. 10. Admission to said schools shall
be gratuitous to The childien, wards, and
apprentices Of all actual residents in said
district, who may be entitled to the priviI-
eges OF the public schools, under the general
laws OF this State, provided that said board
Shall have power to admit to said schools
other pupils, upon such terms, or upon tie
payment of such tuition, as thev NAV pre-
scribe.
SEC. IL. Said board shall have power
to make all necessary regulations for said
schools, to prescribe and enforce rules for
the admission of pupils into the same, not
inconsistent with the preceding section,
and the examination that pupils must pass
preparatory t. admission into the schools Of
higher grades than the primary; to subdi-
vide said school district, if they shall think
proper; to select sites for school houses; to
s',perintend the building Of the same, and
to pay therefor, their appurtenances, furni-
ture and apparatus, to borrow money 70: the
erection 81 school houses upon a majority
vote OF said district therefor, and to incur
all other expenses of said school system,
and pay the same from the public monev S
Of said district.
SEC. y. 1t shall be the duty of said
board to keep said schools in operation not
less than thirty s:x, nor more than forty
four weeks OF each year, to determine t.
amount of the annual tax to be raised for
the purpose aforesaid, including all the nee
essary expenses Of said schools, except for
the erection of school houses aud the pur@
chase Of sites, assasn or before the first day
Z Ah'a>.ssssFfa, "a olSasSto make known the
leo IN me u, work t" whf-he auditor of the
~ usll loseo oy lis pagtrict is situate; and
voters entirely distinct a..tv Of said audit
the Wing party: class OF 70 the taxable
bued with the progressive spf ssass7i sgsaa'sas7a -.
tlanl'y, are opposed to the pkRpsand the
Wing party, as em5o1ed in e. county
Tue " hi5 corporation of PnitSEYd at the
y Issel Isse IN favor Of judicial county count taxes,
cU as.eev % seesats5Td tts5 d paid over to the
$ the same money-and u Provided, how
has hsen esoll fors5g assessed under
this secti6Ai ssn.Gli Hot exceed four mills on
the dollar upon the taxable property of said
district, as the same appears upon the
grand list; provided further, that in case
the amount SO authorized to be raised, to-
gether with the other school moneys of said
district, shall be Insufficient to support said
schools for the portion Of the year mentioned
in this section, that said Board of Educa-
ton may require such sum as may be nee
eSSary to support the same for the residue
Of said time, to be charged at the dscre-
ton of said board upon the tuition of the
pupils attending such schools; provided,
however, that the children of INDECENT pa
rents, or orphans, who are unable to pay
such charges, shall not lie excluded from
said schools for the non payment of the
same and it shall be the further duty of said
board to keep an accurate account of their
proceeding and of their receipts and disburse-
ments for school purposes, aud at the annual
meeting for the choice Of directors in said
district to make report Of such receipts, and
the sources from " hich tie same were de-
rived, and of said disbursements, and the
objects to which the same were applied,
and they shall also make report at the same
time of such other matters relating to said
schools as they may deem the interests Of
the same to require.
SEC. 49, That said Board of Education,
within twenty days after their election,
shall appoint three competent persons, citi-
zens OF said district, to serve as school ex-
aminers Of the public schools therein, one
to serve for one year, one for two years,
and one for three years, from the time of
their appointment, and till their successors
shall be appointed, and annually thereafter
said board shall appoint one examiner to
serve for three years, and till his successor
is appointed and qualified; and said board
shall fill all vacancies that may occur from
death, removal, or otherwise. Said exam
iners, or any two of them, shall examine
any person that may apply for that purpose
with the intention of becoming teachers in
anv of the schools in said district, and il
they find the applicant, in their opinion
qualified to teach in any ct said schools
and to govern the same, and of good moral
character, they shall give said applicant {
certificate naming the branches in which
the holder of said certificate was fount
qualified to teach, and no person shall b
permitted to teach in said schools Withou
such certificate and said examiners may
in all cases, when two of their member
concur, have power to annul such certificate
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