Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-30
DUTIES OF TIE ASSISTANT TEACHERS.


may think necessary for tho greatest prosperity of the school,
TEACHERS. 4
l. The Assistant Teachers shall conform the Regula
Ons Of the Board and the instructions of the Supenenden
They shall be in their respective School-rooms by the
time Of the ringing of the first BELL
3. They shall strictly enforce the Rules of the School in
their respective Departments and without unnecessary delay
report to the Superintendent all of wfu disobedence
l. They shall have oversight Of the School Property
In and around their Schoorooms and that is kept in
proper condition. -
s. They shall not allow in their schoolrooms any book
pamphlet periodical not authorized by the Board Su
perintendent a.as
They shallkoop record of henames and ages of their
dance all OF aness and absence and the amonnt of
time lost thereby they shall also keep record of the names
of parents and guardians and record of the daily attend
Of each pupil which record they shall carefully tran
scribe into the Registers prepared for that purpose mme.
aey on the expiration of the term No teacher shall receive
more than half pay until the Register and Quarterly Report
Tor such Teachers Department is made out in due FORM
l. They shall report to the Superintendent at as early
day practicable the of all Scholars not residing in
the District together with the of their parents or
guardians who may make application attend School in
In their respective Departments also the OF re-
siding in the District who wenty-on under five
years of age.
g. They shall pay special attention to the morals and
cleanliness of their pupils and at stated times mpart such
moral instruction be calculated to assist them the
formation OF characters for strict integrity and proprety Of
department. a>Ht
o. They are expected to be thorough and accurate in
their instructions making the qua rather than the qh
of the lesson (hoO ce rather than how uc the criterion
by which to judge Of the real proficiency of their pupils
adopt the most approved mode of government-aways ap
peang to long there any probability of such
appeal proving cectua and rcsortng to corporal pun
sment ouy whenever all other shall have failed to
produce the desired reSultand the efforts In
spite them with love Of study
IT, They expected to give due attention to the health
Of their pupils and to this end have their School
properly ventilated and from time tme mpart such in
suctlon as will be calculated to guard them against those
diseases which generally result from ignorance of
the laws of health.
H. No Teacher shall leave the School unless in case of
sickness, or for other equally satisfactory the
Board without giving them four weeks notice thereof under
penalty of foeng onethird Of her wages neither shall
any teacher be dismissed without a similar notice.
DUTIES OF SCHOLARS.
l. Scholars must not collect the Schoolhouse
the grounds attached thereto before the ringing of the first
bell nor shall they remain there after the expiration of
Schoolhours, without the permission Of their Teachers.
@ The first ringing Of the bel-20 minutes before School
shall be the signal for all scholars to repair Immediately
their respective School-rooms.
g. They shall be regular and puncua in their attendance
unless prevented by sickness other good reason
and shall leave School during School without
first presenting to his teacher written request that effect
from Of his parents his guardian except case Of
sickness such emergency and then only after OBJ
tanning his teachers consent.
L. Tardy scholars will be expected to bring written ex
cuses from their parents failing to do which, they shall be
detained after school to make up lost time If absent day
or more without written excuse they shall take their Teach
ers certificate to that effect and it the next day with
their parents signature In the latter of absence they
will be expected to their books Teachers will not
be responsible for them during the absence of their owners
g. Any scholar attending school without the necessary
books, slaes &c shall be liable be expelled from school,
unless good reason be assigned for SO doing. ~
g. Scholars who habtualy manifest disposition to neg
ect their lessons shall be reported the Board the as
in any other of disobedience
T. Parents will be held responsible for any injury done by
their children to the property of tho District OF to private
property while under the OF their teachers unless ii shall
appear that such injury has resulted from the caeessnoss of
the Teacher, which such Teacher shall be responsible
g. lie use of tobacco will not be allowed in the School
house, or on the grounds attached thereto.
9 Any scholar having contagious infectious disease
shall be removed from the School, until cured of the same
and in doubtful cases Physician may be employed mako
investigation.
TO- Those Scholars not residing in the District or those
over twenty years of may pursue whatever studies
they choose provided they the opinion of the Super
tendent prepared for them by previous study District
Scholars shall pursue such course of study as the Board
may prescribe, unless for good excused hererom
H. No Scholar will be permitted to attend School with
out sufficient number Of studies occupy all of his time
while in school, and it is earnestly recommended by the Board
and superintendent that each pupil practicable prepare
at least one lesson at home.
r. Scholars shall attend strictly to their studies while in
School, observe good order and propry of department.
only in Scooo but also in going and returning from the
same and refrain from the Of proane and vulgar Ian
guage, and from immoral practices.
l3 ANY Scholar who may be injured by any other Schol
ar may report the to the Teacher Superintendent but
no Scholar may IN any attempt to avenge his
wrong
A. Any Scholar habitually manestng disposition to
disregard the above regulations SHALL of the failure
reormatoy be liable be expelled from School