The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-09-08

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Schools of Hillsboro, o., for the
School Year beginning September
9th, 1854.
I. The School year shall consist of
fl weeks.
II. The first session Of 16 weeks
shall begin on Monday, Sept. 5tb, and
close on Friday, December 23d, 1884,
III. The second session Of 13 weeks
shall begin on Monday, January, and
close on Friday, - 1865.
". The third session of IL weeks
shall begin on Monday, and close on
Friday, July =, 1865.
J V. A Public Examination of pupils
shall be held at the CLOSE Of each session
| VI. The bells of the School Fl Houses
-Ishall be first rung at 30 minutes past 8
O'clock A. M. for the morning, and Is
minutes past 1 O'Clock, p NJ. for the
afternoon session. They shall be rung
a second time at Is minutes before 9
o'clock A. NJ. and at 80 minutes past l
o'clock P. NJ, at which times the schools
shall be opened for their appointed du-
ties. A recess will be given at Is min
utes past 10 o'clock A. NJ. and at 45
minutes past 2o'clock P. NJ. for the girls,
and at 80 minutes past l o o'clock A. NJ.
; and at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. for the boys.
VII. During the opening exercises,
which shall consist of Scripture Read-
: ing or Prayer, the doors shall be locked
and all who come thereafter shall be
marked tardy; aud those who are 80
= minutes after School opening, will not
u he admitted during that half. days ses
: sion, and the loss of time will be charg-
9 ed against them.
VII. At 10 minutes before IL NJ
J., and at 20 minutes past 4 O'Clock p. NJ
u u the recitations will be closed, the rol
called, absentees marked, the scholar;
u dismissed in an orderly manner in sin
u gle file, and the bell rung to notify pa
rents that the school has closed ...
J. TX. Teachers are required to be il
OF person at their respective school-room
- before the ringing. of the bell the f s
time, to have the room in order, tn
e temperature regulated, to suppress al
y noise, to see that the pupils enter tn,
( room in an orderly manner, to allow NJ
~ standing or walkingon benches, cha ir
J or desks, and to allow no playing 10 thr
I" school roos at any time. They shsl
NC receive and return the salu ions O
: their pupils at their entrance in o ran
i departure from the schOolroo main
d" tain among them, at all tine,, tn
"S most perfect order and quiet; repres
q all communications among III m; r,
cord in the tables furnished by tn
Superintendent, all tardiness, absentee,
. faulty recitations, misdemeanors, an,
other matters therein called for; thel
" shall use due diligence to prevent inju
> ry to the buildings, furniture, aud ar
;, purtenances; they shall administer dis
cipline in deliberate manner, ia whicl
: they are requested to be mild, but rm
= admo nishing and reasoning with pupil
who err, and if no amendment follov
;. and it becomes necessary to resort
~ other means, they are authorized to
nat 1st. Restrain pupils at recess. .e
is I'd. To detain them after hours
ed duty. .--t. ......,.r : s,-.
&c. Sd. To chastiso by corporal punis
mept.- ,...... ..- ,-fT
rse 4th. To suspend them from scho
in for time, according to the nature
ats the offence.
i've X. In case of suspension, the P
Tee rents or guardians of the pupil will
less made acquainted, by the Teacher, wi
the decision. .a...r .... ..nf.
rho XI. Once every week, during ter
5ro time, there will be held, on Friday eve
;co ing after the adjournment of school
. ia Teachers Meeting, under the directi
me; Of the Superintendent, which ca,
I'd. Teacher must attend unless abse
an from town necessarily, or sick-a
there present a written abstract of I
- doings of the week then ending. Ei
Teacher is also required to attend,
all times, during the progress of Exa
- nations. Y,i...I .. r. ...7-l
W" XII. Students are expected to ha
their names enrolled on the first day
the session; to attend with regular
and punctualityj to avoid profanity a
obscsnity ofevery form, by word, WI
Lo ing or gesture; to refrain from dang
.,,. ous sports; to mai n tain in times of stu
III and recitation perfect quiet and att
ST.. GG to ton; to be yn,at and clean in their
laying laying sons; to keep their desks neatAnd clt
axe axe in to use no tobacco; to salute their Tea
ft er on entering intes and departing Fl
legs, school; to yield cheerful IObedience
'NO'' the established regulations of their
''~O pArtmenti to prepare their appoin