Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-02

"uue saiu SCHOOL OF SCHOOLS iOF euy porioo nOt
exceeding six months at any one time; and Il
the number Of coIored children shall be less
than fifteen, the directors shall reserve the
money raised on the number Of said coIored
children, and the money so reserved shall be
appropriated for the education Of such color-
ed children under the direction Of the town
ship board
Sec. So Each city or inc vporated vilIage.
including the territory annea ID 10 the sans
Tor school purposes, not otherwise specially
regulated by charter or governed as TO schools
by laws as specified in the sisty.seventh sec.
ton Of this act, and which, with the territory
annexed, contains not less than three hun-
dred inhabitants, shall be and hereby 10 cre-
ated separate school district land the quail
fed voters Of such city OF village, with ths
territory annexed, shall at tho same time and
in the same manner that local directors Of sub.
districts Of The townships are elected by the
provisions of this act proceed to elect tbfes
persons who shall constitute a board of edu.
cation for such city or village with the terri-
tory so annexed, and such board shall have
the same powers, perform the same duties
and be subject to the same penalties es town
ship boards of education provided. that BY
agreement between the board of education Of
the township in which such city or village
with the territory annexed may be situated,
and the board of education of such city or
village with the territory annexed, transfers
'of territory not within the limits of such cor.
poration may be made to or from the districts
provided for 10 this section.
Sec. 33 That said board Of education Il,
any city or Incorporated village, shall be nu-
thorized, when they think it sIyisable. to di.
vide such city or village int, ub-districts;
and they may establish schools of different
grades, and ordain such rule and regulations
for the government and discipline of such
schools as they may think conducive to the
public good; and it shall be lawful for the
township board Of ed1cation in any
township in which such
city or incorporated village is situate. by and
with the consent of the board of uducaion of
any such city or incorporated village, to trans-
Ter thereto for educational purposes the scbol-
ars OF such parts OF their respective townships
as lie adjacen. thereto, and all such transfers
shall be controlled and such schools support.
ed in the same manner and on the same prin-
ciples as in case of like transfers for the con-
venlence of schools where two or more town.
ships adjoin, as provided in this act.
Sec. 81. In all such cities or Incorporated
villages, the clerk or recorder of such incor.
porated body, shall be clerk of the board OF
education. and he shall do and perform all the
duties required of clerk of township board
of education, and such other duties as tbs
board of education may, from time to time,pre-
scribe and all orders of the board Of educa-
ton for the payment of money shall be coun-
tersigned by the clerk or recorder of said cor
poration, and it shall be the duty of the treas
urer of any such city or Incorporated village.
to receive and disburse the school funds Of
such city or village, in the same manner as is
required of the township treasurers in their
respective townships. and for his services
shall be entitled to the same compensation.
provided, that the board of education shall
require the treasurer to enter into bend "A
required of township treasurers, and that the
said treasurer shall furnish the auditor GER
titicate from the clerk or recorder of such
city or Incorporated village, that such treas
urer has executed aud deposited such bond,
stating also the amount as is required Of
township treasurers in similar cases.
Sec. rs. The board of education of any
city or Incorporated village. shall have and
may exercise all :he powers which are by
this act conferred upon the township board Of
education, and shall do and perform the Ike
duties in all respects as far as applicable, and
the school funds shall be divided among the
subj districts so as to make the distribution as
dearly equitable as possible. All taxes for
building, purchasing. repairing or furnishing
school houses and lots, shall be equally as.
sessed on all the property subject to taxation
in such city or incorporated village, and the
board OF education in espending the same
shall make the necessary provisions for the
sub districts.
Sec. SO. In any district or sub-distric.
in whole or in part Of any city or
village the board Of education
may, at their discretion, provide suitable
number Of evening schools, for the instruc-
ton of such youth. over twelve years Of age,
as are prevented by their daily avocation from
attending day schools. subject to such regu.
atons as said board, from time to time, may
adopt for the government thereof
Sec 81. The auditor of state shall. arnu.
the common school funds among
the different counties. upon the enumeration
and returns made to him by the state com.
~0-'S''S' " HOd4s1iOu SSilOOioy anu CETblIV Tue
amount so apportioned to the county auditor
Of each county. stating from what sources
the same is derived, which said sum the sew
eral county treasurers shall retain in their re-
sPective treasures from the stats funds; and
The county auditors shall. annually, and i'm.
nedlately after their annual settlement with
The county treasurer. apportion the school
funds for their respective counties, according
to the enumeration and returns in their re.
sPective Offices; and no township or other dis
rict, city or village. which shall have failed 10
make and return such enumeration, shall he
entitled to receive any portion of the common
school funds. And in makiug such distribn-
iion, each county auditor shall apportion all
moneys collected on the tax duplicate of any
township, for the use of schools, to such town.
ship; all moneys received from the state
treasury, on account OF interest on money &c.