Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-09

Of the district, and also to draw orders on sa
treasurer tor moneys in his hands to be disburse
TOT any other purpose for which the same s hay
been voted BY the District agreeably to the proyi
ions OF this chapter provided, each order sha
designate the object for which it drawn and sha
be countersigned by the director. = )
Sec Al. lie shall De -tae clerk Of the dstric
and of all district meetings, but if he shall not
present at any district meeting, the qualified voter
/ may appoint clerk of such meeting, who sha
Certify the proce sdngs thereof, and the same sha
pe recorded by the clerk Of the district. -.-sz--
See. ~. The clerk shall contract with and bir
qualued teachers for aud in the of the di.
trict which contract shall be in writing, and saa
nave the consent of the director treasurer, c
ootf, endorsed thereon, and shall specify the wa
! per week or month, agreed upon by the partie:
ana snch contract, SO completed, shall be filed il
! Sec 43. It shall be the duty of the clerk. be
tween the first and tenth days of September ia eac
year, 10 make and transmit to the town. city vii
rage ciefk,a written report, dated the first day
September, in the year in which 1t shall be trans
united, signed by said district clerk, and verified b
MS affidavit, showing:
list. The number of children, male and femaI
designated separately ,oVer the age ottoura rand uude
the age OF twenty years, residing in the district OF
Ghe last day OF August previous to the date Tel
, report.
! I'd. The number attending school during tn,
! year under the age OF four, and the number ove
| the age OF twenty years.
Sd. The whole number that have attended schon
| during the year.
4th. The number of days school has been
taush during the year by qualified teacher, the
name OF each teacher, the length of time taught
| by each, and the wages paid to each
9TH. The whole number of days that -scho ars
over the age of four and under the age of twenty
years, have attended the school during the year
| 9th. The amount of moneys received f1om the
town treasurer within the year, and the manner in
which the same has been applied So.
7th. The amount raised by the district in such
year, ana the purposes for which it raised.
Sth. The kind of books used in the school.
Sth such other facts and statistics in regard to
Scn0Ol of ed state
superint endeRt may direct.
Sec A. The clerk OF each Joint school district
shall report to the town clerk of each town, part
OF winch Is embraced in such district, the mum ger
| OF children residing in such part and the number
OF months school has been taught in the district
| by qualified teacher setting forth the rem indie.
OF the items specified in the preceding section, in
the report made the clerk of the town in which
| the school house is situated.
Sec. As The clerk of each school district shall
furnish, at the expense of the district a school
register in the form prescribed by state super.
lntendent OF public Instruction, in which every
teacher in the district shall be required to enter
the names, ages and studies Of all the scholars at
tending school, and, daily, their attendance and
absence which register shall be deposited with the
clerk at the end OF each term.
DISTRICT BOARD.
Sec. 46. The director treasurer and clerk shall
constitute the district BOARD 1900
Sec. Al. The district shall purchase or lease such
site Tor school house shall have been desig-
mated by the district, in the corporate lame
out OF the funds provided for that purpose. and
make sale of any school house, site or other
property belonging to the district and, if
ry, execute conveyance of the same in their
name of office, when lawfully directed by the
qualified voters OF such district, at any annual or
special meeting,
Sec. As. The said board shall have the care and
keeping OF tie school house and other property
longing to the district, except SO far as the same
snail be especially confded TO the of the clerk
including all books purchased by the district for
Sec 40. The district board shall provide the
necessary appendages for the school house. and
keep the same in good condition and repair during
the time school shall be taught therein; and they
shall keep an accurate account Of all expenses in
Cured by them, and present such account for al
lowance to the qualiued voters, re liar district
meeting; and the amount of such acco ant, as al
lowed by such meeting, may be assessed and COL
iected IN the same manner as other district taxes,
but no such account shall be allowed at a special
district meeting unless the intention to the
same shall be specified in the notice for such
meeting.
Sec so. The said board shall have power to fill
by appoint ent, any vacancy that may occur in
their own number, within ten days afterssuch va
cancy shall occur; and if such vacancy shall be
hlled within ten days, as aforesaid, by said board,
1t shall be the duty of the town clerk to fill such
vacancy by appointment. Any person appointed to
I'LL vacancy, upon being notified of ch appoint
mont, shall be deemed to have accented the same
unless he shall, within FIVE days there after, file
with the clerk director written refusal to serve
Sec. 81. The district board may purchase. at the
expense OF the district, when parents guardians
may not be ab4e to furnish the same, such school
books as in their judgment may be necessary for
the use of any children attending school in their
district, and they may include the amount of such
purchase IN any tax to be collected in such dis
trict.
SEQ 81. The board shall have power to make all
needful rules and ulations for the organization,
gradaton and government of the school schools
established in the district said rules effect
and be In force when copy OF the same, signed by
a majority OF the board, shall be filed with the
clerk; to suspend any pupil from the privileges of
the school for noncompliance with the rules estab-
lished by Them or by the steacher with their con-.
sent; and to expeI from school any pupil who shall
perslstently refuse neglect obey the rules and
regulations above mentioned, whenever, upon due
examination, they shall become satisfied that the
interests of the school demand such expulsion. at
Sec 90. The board in each school district shall
have power, under the advice of the superintend-
ent of public instruction, to determine sch COL
and text books shall be used in the several branchs
lbranchesl taught in the school of such district.
Sec. 81. 1t shall be the duty of the district
board to visit the school schools under their
care, to examine into the condition of the school
and the progress OF the pupils, to advise and
suit with the teacher in reference to methods of
instruction, management and government, and to
exercise such general supervision is necessary to
carry out the provisions of this chapter.
WHAT SHALL BE TAUGHT IN Schools
Sec. SIS. In every district school there shall be
taught, in the English languag photography, ad-
ing, writing, English grammar, geography and
arithmatic, during the time such school shall be
be determined upon by the district board
TOWN TREASURER.
Sec. So. 1t shall be the duty of the town treasu-
rer of each town
LIST. To apply for and receive from the county
treasurer all moneys apportioned for the use of
common schools in his town, and to pay the same,
together with all moneys raised ne town for the
support Of schools, to the treasurers of
the districts entitled ts receive them upon the or
der or apportionment of the town clerk.
O tres do
mand, all school district taxes raised in each dis
trict and collected by him, and the amount of all
school district taxes returned to the county treas
urer of his county as delinquent. whenever the
came shall have been collected and paid over by
said county treasurer to such town trdasurer; if
any such town treasurer shall receive credit from
the county treasurer for such DELINQUENT tax or
any part thereof, account of any demand or
claim due from such town to said county, then the
said town treasurers shall pay over the amount of
such delinquent tax, the part for which credit
has been so received, to the treasurer of the
proper school district, on demand thereafter.
Sd. On or before the second Monday of March in
each year to certify to the town clerk the amount
of school moneys in his hands, to be apportioned
by said clerk, and Immediately upon the receipt of
any moneys rom the state school fund, to certify
the same to the clerk, for apportionment. -,
$751; TOWN CLERK. .E. =#Hl
Sec. 81. 1t shall be the duty of the town clerk,
between the fifteenth and twenty-ifth days of Sep
TENDER in each year to make and transmit to the
supsrinte of schools for the county, a report
III writing, bearing date on the fifteenth day OF
September, in the year of its transmission stating:
LIST. The whole number of school districts sepa
rately set of within the town:
! I'd The districts and parts of districts from which
reports shall have been made to him or his immedi-
ate predecessor in Office, within the time limited for
that purpose.
Sd The legnth of time a school shall have been
taught in each of such districts or parts of dis
trcts.
4th. The amount of public moneys received in
each of such districts and parts of districts
5th The number of children taught in ach, and