Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-15
RHaUIATIoNS
FoE fHE
Government Of the Plymouth Union Schoo


on ne third Monday in November and continue
sixteen weeks: the third term shalt coRmenc'
on the second Monday in April, 1855, aud con
Iinue twelve weeks. s
Tine of Opening and Closing School Dnly.
2.-Durine the Winter Term the school shall
be opened al o'clock, A. NJ. aud o'eIOcS, p.
NJ. and during the balance Of the year, at 81
o'clock. A. NJ. and II O'clock. P. NJ. Eirh
session shall continue three hours. including
rceesses, but teachers may al their discretion ds.
tain scholars half an hour later, for either in-
siruciion or discipline.
Duties Of the Superintendent.
3.-The Superintendent shall exercise
general supervision of the schools, schooi
mouse, apparatus, Sc, subject TO the direction of
tire Board Of Education; and where no rules
gwen by the Board ere applicable, lie shall have
discretionary power.
4-He shall call meeting Of the sssistan'
teachers Whenever he may lhiuk the welfare o:
the School shall require il, for The purpose ol
imparting such instruction, as he may deem
necessary.
5.-He shall visit each departments ofen as
practicable, for the purpose Of assisting the
teachers by both preceps and example.
J.--In case of the temporary absence OF
.,aeher he shall be authorized TO employ sub
stitute.
He shall without delay report TO the Board
the case of any pupil whose conduct is likely to
have an injurious effect upon the school He
may, however, at his discretion, suspend such
pupil until the Board can be consulted.
5.--He shall, at the close Of earh term, pre-.
pare an abstract from The repors Of The teachers.
and report the same TO the Board together with
such suggestions and information as he may
deem proper
9.-He may establish any regulations moi
conflicting with the general regulations. ard SUBJ
jecl to alteration oy the Board, that he may deem
necessary 10 the greatest prosperity of the
school.
Duties of Assistant Teachers.
I0.-The Assistant Teachers shall conform
to the regulations of the Board, and the instilu
tions of the Superintendent.
ll.-They shall te in heir respective school
rooms before the ringing Of Ihe first bell.
l2.-They shall see that the rules Of TIL
school nre strictly obeyed in their respective
departments. and. without unnecessary delay,
report 10 the Superintendent all cnses of insub-
orpinnton tn, may require attention.
l3.--They shall have an ov rsght Of the
school property in and around their respective
HciDOt ItOLIs d'lu sec 'Ilos ~ ID Ih Aodt aH'
pioPor condition.
ll.--They shall not allow in their respective
school rooms any book, pamphlet or periodical
no. authorized by the board or Superintendent
l5,-Ihey ,ha keep record # he namr>
and ages Of their respective pupils, their daily
attendance, all cases OF tardiness and ab>ence.
and the amount Of time Ics' thereby, AMI report
the same to parents daily, or as .Ien as prac.
,cable.
l6.-They shall report to the Superintendent
the names Of all scholars not residing in ii.
district, who may make application to at.enl
Iheir respective departments
l7.--They shall pay special attention "a tie
morals and cleanliness of the'r o~rs, ond on
oil suitable occasions lmpart sucn moral ins'ruc
ion as may be calculated TO assist them in the
formation of char c,ers fer the srictest Integrii,
and proprie!y of department.
I5 the discipline of the school shall be
eeeured by moral means as far as practicable
corporaal punishment shall he res ored to on J
mhen il shall appear that mil1er means WI! no
projuce Ihe desired effect.
De.lics Of Scholars.
l0.--Scholars must not collect at the schoo
hou>a, or upon the grounds attached thereto
before the ringing OF the bell, nor sho they
remain there of er the expiration of school hours
with ut he permission of their teachers.
20.--The first ,ingmg of the bell, twenty
ninnes before school, shall be the signal for al
scholars TO re pair Immediately TO their respective
school rooms
2l--They shall be regular and plnctual ir
their attendance, unless prevented by sickness o
some other good reason and one shall leave
school during school hours, except for simrla'
reason, and then only after obtaining he teacher
consent.
o. Any scho ar attending school wihou
the necessary books, states, &c, shal be liable
TO expulsion if no good reason be ass igned lo
so doing
23.--Any scholar bringing dirt or rubbish or
the school house grounds, or in the scho / house
or defuclng by marks, or in any way, tha choo
properly, shall as far as possible, make repara
,nn for, he wrong done, or it will be done by
the Roail at such scholars expense
2t.--Scholars who ail to have their recits
ions properly prepared, without being able t.
give their teacher satisfactory reason for sucE
failure. shall be promptly reported 10 lie Board
to be deat with as thay may think ,'ie interest
II the school demand.
25--Parents will be held responsible for mn,
injury done by their children to the properly o
The district or to private property, while unde
the care of their teachers.
2G.-The use of tobacco in any of its forms
is strictly forbidden about the school house, o
grounds attached thereto.
27.-Any scholar having q contagious or in
fec.ious disease, shall be removed from the schoo
until cured of the same, and in doubtful cases
physician shall be employed to make invesii
cation.
2s-Foreign scholars Chose not residing il
the disricD may pursue whatever studies he
choose, provided they are prepared for Them b.
previous study. District scholars shall pursu
such course Of study as the Board shall pre-