The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19

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number of schools in his subdistrict, au
the branches taught, the number Q
pupils and average attendance Of III
same in each school, the number Q
teachers and the compensation Of each
5 32. lie shall, under such rules an,
restrictions as the township Board may
prescribe, negotiate and make in hi.
sub district all necessary contracts 70,
providing fuel for schools, employing
teachers, repairing, building aud furn
ishing school houses, and making al
other provisions necessary for the con
venience and prosperity of the school.
within his sub. district. All contracts
made in conformity with the provisions
of this section shall be reported to the
township Board Of Directors and said
Board in their corporate capacity shall
be responsible for the performance there.
of on the part Of the district.
$50. lie shall have power to dismiss
| any pupils f-o,., t'.~ --L-- = L. l.
.r;"t fnr sross immortality or for persis.
tent violation Of the regulations Of the
school, and to rc.admit them If he deems
it proper so to do, and shall visit the
schools in his sub. district at least twice
during each term Of said school.
"a. All contracts with teachers shall
be in writing, specifying the length Of
time the school is to be taught, in weeks,
or per month Of four weeks, and such
other matters as may be agreed upon,
and shall be signed by the sub, director
and teacher, and be approved by and filed
with the President before any teacher
shall be entitled to warrant for services
30 lie shall collect oil taxes aud
debts due his sub district, and settle any
other business remaining unfinished at
the time Of organizing under the act en-
titled "An act for the Public Instruction
Of the State Of Iowa." approved March
18th, 1858, and shall apply altfunds that
may thus come into his hands, to the
specific purpose for which they were de-
signed; but before entering upon the
said duties, no shall file with the Presi
dent Of the Board of Directors, a bond
such as is required Of the Secretary and
Treasurer under this act; but the Dis
trict Treasurer shall settle with tho Co.
Treasurer, and receive from him all
moneys due and unpaid, to any sub
district Of his district, applying said
funds as in this section provided. ,a-
30. When any tax heretofore levied
is still unpaid, the director may, at his
option, report the amount due from auy
individual, or upon any tract Of land, to
the County Judge, who shall cause the
amounts 50 due, to be added 10 the
amount standing on the tax list against
such individuals or tract of land, for the
current year. The taxes shall then be
collected in the same manner as is pur.
sued 10 the collection Of other county Y
taxes.
faSs BE- sbh distEls oaFa ay S iii nas g.
pcnditure of any funds belor ging to such
sub district, derived from any debts due
or tax levied by it previous to its organi.
zation under the "Act for the Public
Instruction Of the State of Iowa, approx
March 10Th, 1858"
S3S. The County Judge Of each
county, ST all ut tho time of levying the
tax for county purposes, levy tax for
the support of schools within the county,
of not less than one mill, nor more than
two and half mills on the dollar, on the
assessed value of all real and personal
property within the county, which shall
be collected by the county collector at the
time and in the same manner as State
and County taxes are collected, except
that it shall be receivable only in cash.
s 80. On the first Monday of April
annually, the County Judge of each
county, shall apportion said tax, together
with the interest Of the permanent school
fund to which his county is entitled, and
all other money in the hands Of the
County Treasurer belonging in common
to the schools of his county, among the
several school districts therein, in pro-
portion to the number of persons between
five and twenty-one years of age, subject
to the provisions of section two of this
act. And in order to enable him to
make such apportionment, it is hereby
made the duty of the several County Su.
perintendcnts to report to their respect
i've County Judges, on the fifth day Of
October, annually, the number of such
persons in each school district in his
county.
8 40. The County Judge shall imme-
diately notify the President of each
school district Of the sum to which his
district is entitled by said apportionmcnt,
and shall issue his warrant for the same
to accompany said ticc, which warrant
shall also be signed by the President and
countersigned by the Secretary Of the
district in whose favor the same is
drawn, aud shall authorize the district
treasurer to draw the amount due said
district from the county treasurer, and
the Secretary shall charge the treasurer
of the district with all warrants drawn in
his favor, and credit him with all war.
rants drawn on the funds in his hands
keeping separate accounts with each
fund.
QUALIFICATIONS ANDDUTIEs OF TEACH
ERS.
IL. Ftrst-No person shall be EN-
ployed to teach common school which
is to receive its distributive share of th'
school fund, unless he shall have Ger
tificate of qualification signed by th'
County Superintendent of the county ir
which the school is situated: and no Ger
tificate shall be valid more than one yea,
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