Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-22


sixteen weeks: the inird term shall cumnrnrc
on the srcond " iujay in Apnl, 1852, ant con-
tinue twelve weeks.
Time of OpsHipg aud Closing School Da'y.
o-Durint the Winter Term the school sall
he opened at o'clock, A. NJ. aud "'cloa'. T. !
NJ. aud during the balance OF the year, at = |
o'clock, A. NJ. and Il o'clock, P. NJ. Each
session shall continue three hours. inriud,nE |
r,cesses, but teachers may at their discretion de.
tain scholars half an hour later, tor c,,hes in |
slruction or discipline.
Duties Of he Superintendent.
3.-The Superintendent shall exercise Il
general supervision OF the schools, school
house, apparatus, &C., subject to the direction OF
the Board of Education: and where no rules
given by the Board are applicable, he shall have
discretionary power.
4.-Iie shall call II meeting oi the aSs.S'ah'
teachers Whenever he mny think the welfare oi
the School shall require II, for the purpose oil
Ymparting such instructions as he may deem
necessary.
5.-He shall visit each departments often As
practicable, for the purpose OF assisting the
teachers by both precept and example
G-ln case Of the temporary absence ot
acher he shall be authorized TO employ SUP
sti'ute.
He shall without delay repoltto the Board
the case of any pupil whose conduct is fshey to
have nm injurious effect upon the school. He
NAV. however, at his discretion, suspend such
pupil until the Board can be consulted.
6.-He shall, at the close Of each term, pre-.
rare 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-IIe may establish any regulations not
conflicting with the general regulations, aud sub.
ecr to alteration oy the Board, that he may deem
necessary to the greatest prosperity Of the
school.
Duties Of .ASSis'am TcachcrS.
lO.-'rhe Assistant Teachers shah conform
to the regulations Of the Board, and the insttuc.
tons of the Superintendent.
ll.-They shaIl te il heir respective school
rooms before the ringing of The iirst bell
l2.-They shall see that the rules Of the
school are strictly obeyed in their respective
departments, and, without unnecessary delay,
report to the Superintendent all cases of inaub-
ordination tn t rany require attention.
13.-They shall have an ov rsight Of the
school property in and a7onnd their respective
school rooms, and see that it is kept i'll neat and
proper condition.
l4.--Thcy shall not allow in their respective
school rooms any book, pamphlet or periodical,
no. authorized by the board Or Superintendent.
Is They shall keep record Of the names
aud ages of their respective pupils their daily
Attendance, all cases of tardineSs and ;bsence,
and the amount of time lost thereby, and report
the same TO parens daily, or as often as prac-
ticable.
l6-Tbey shall report to the Superintendent
a. { in
district, who may make application 10 attend
their respective departments.
l7.-They shall pay special attention to the
morals and cleanliness Of their pupils, and on
all suitable occasions mpart such moral instruc-
tion as may be calculated 10 assist them in the
formation of char cters for The stricest integrity
and propriety of department.
IS-The discipline of the school shall be
secured by MORAL means as far as practicable;
corporeal punishment shall be resor1ed to only
when it shall appear that milder meals Will not
produce the desired effect.
Dutics Of Scholars.
Io-Scholars must not collect at the school
house, or upon the grounds attached thereto,
before the ringing OF the bell, nor She'll they
remain there afer the expiration of school hours,
without the permission Of their teachers.
minutes before school. shall be the signal for all
scholars to repair Immediately to their respective
school rooms.
2l.--They shall be regular and punctual in
their attendance, unless prevented by sickness or
some other good reason and no one shall leave
school during school hours, except for similar
reason, aud then only after obtaining the eacher's
consent.
22.--Any schoar attending school without
the necessary books, slates &c, shal be liable
10 expulsion if no good reason be assigned for
SO doing.
23.--Any scholar bringing dirt or rubbish on
the school house grounds, or in the school house,
or defacing by marks, or in any way, the school
properly, shall as far as possible, make repara-
ton for the wrong done, or it will be done by
the Board at such scholars expense.
24.--Scholars who fail to have their recita-
tions properly prepared, without being able to
give their teacher satisfactory reason for such
failure, shall be promptly reported to the Board,
to be dealt with as thay may think the inleroais
of the school demand.
25-Parents will be held responsible for any
injury done by their children to the property Of
the district. or TO private property, while under
tte care Of their teachers.
2G.--The use Of tobacco in any of its forms,
is strictly forbidden about the school house, or
grounds attached thereto.
27.-Any scholar having contagious or in
fectious disease, shall be removed from the school
until cured of the same, and in doubtful cases
physician shall be employed to make investl-
CATION.
29.-Foreign scholars (those not residing in
the districD may pursue whatever studies they
choose, provided they are prepared for lhera by
previous study. District scholars shall pursue
such course Of study as the Board shall pre-
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