The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20
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township treasurer and school dlsgric
I'd &c. 10. County auditors shall not e.
lEeso lle proylsions Of this act TO orders paie
fdeemedby township irepsufcrs, before
"9me shall take eifect..a .isEssig oil 81
~ Ill. The ihiriy-ffih section Of the
Tassed March seventh, one thousand
'sah hundred and thirtyselght, s.for the 40 .
port a1d better regulation of common
schools" j. hereby repealed; and the school
directors Of incorporated towns, cities and
burroughs, shall elect one Of their namte,
) for clerk, as in other cases; and such clerk
shall perform all the duties by the school
laws imposed upon the clerks Of such incor-
porated bodies: Provided that the proyi.
rions OF this section shall not be extended
10 such incorporated towns, cities and bo-
coughs as have vested in the corporate au.
shori,les or special board Of school trustees
Srdireciofs by special law, the managemcnt
and direction OF common schools. i9llik3 u
Snc. IL. County commissioners shall
not levy Tor school purposes, more than one
mill on the dollar OF the grand list; and
section tweniy-one Of the act passed Febru.
My eighth, one thousand eight hundred and
foriy-seven, entitled Gan act to amend the
act tfor ievying taxes on all properly in this
State according to its true value" Is hereby
repealed.
Skc. l3. All acts and parts Of acts con.
trsry TO the provisions hereof are hereby
repealed; and this act shall bc In force from
lsnd] after the first of July next.
p'.1.'. JOSEPH s. HAWKINS,
speaker q ne House Of Representation.
-io ~" CHARLES B. GODDARD,
- ~. 'a',' Speaker Of the Senate.
attracts frsn the School Laws-swans sta,u,es-pags
SIC. y. That whenever the public
school funds are insufficient to support the
schools as long as the directors desire to
have the same taught in any one year, the
residue thereof, il not raised by voluntary
subscription, shall be paid by those sending
scholars to such school in proportion to the
number OF scholars respect vcly sent TO
such school, and the time they shall attend
the same. AndH shall be the duty OF the
teacher to keep an accurate account Of the
lumber vt Scholars in attendance, as pro.
r-sdcd BY the eleventh section Of the law 10
which this is an amendment, with the names
Of tho parent or guardian of each scholar
and such account Kept in a book for that pur-
pose, when sworn ,o by the teacher, shall be
prima facie evidence Of such attendance
and the book in which such account shall
be kept. shall be retained by the clerk Of The
district as the properly thereof. And il the
accounts charged 10 the several individuals
are not paid voluntarily, the treasure, Of said
district shall collect, or cause TO be collect
cd, the several sums charged 10 the several
individuals, as herein provided, in the same
way that other district tax is collected, and
shall receive the same compensation there
for: provided, that no youth shall on any
pretence, be refused admitla1ce into the
district schools within their proper districts,
an account of their own or their parents ina
ability to pay their portion Of such rui,,on
fee; but all such shall be admitted into
such schools without charge, so long as any
portion Of the public money is expendins
therein. "a W n9t
. Src. H. That il shall be the duty Of ev-
cry teacher, hereafter employed to teach a
common dlsiric, school, 30 enter enter in q
book 10 he provided by the district clerk,
the names Of all the children attending
school, their ages, the date when they com
mcnce, the length Of limo they continue,
and keep table showing the daily ai,en.
dance; witch book shall, OF all times, be
open to tle inspection Of all pc rsons inter
esied, and be delivered over by the teacher
10 the district clerk, al the expiration Of the
term oil he schoo! and the teacher shall,
asoiten y Cnce in three months, make an
bs,ract d said record, showing the whole
number d pupils enrolled, aud the average
d.ily ehdance, Distinguishing the number
Of malesand females, and deposi,e the same
with The ;lerk Of the district; and il shall
be unlawful 10 pay any teacher more than
two thir9 the amount due for any term of
tuition, .h,l said abstract shall be placed in
the bandof tho district clerk, as aforesaid.
Il. .s4 AN ACT t
TO amen tho act entitled :. an act for the sup.
port ad better regulation Of common schools,
ssisan1 tosreate permanently the Office Of Super.
.gqintendht,' passed March Z, 1888, and the
actsaEndatory thereio.trm CD < A aifo
Slc. BE il enacted by the General Az
ssmbIy the State Of Ohio, Tha; il ID here
by mad ,ha duty of the district clerk in
lie sevial school is,ricis in this State 10
make alestimate, as nesr as possible, of the
amounpf money required in his district, in
addtioIio what shall be furnished by the
sevcrabrovisiors of the act entitled stan act
for the!upport and better regulation Of com
mon spools, and to create permanently the
0fficc superintendent" passed March sew
sr, eiaeen hundred and thir'y,e'ght, and I.