Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-08-28

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80, No teacher shall resign his place
without giving four weeks previous no.
tlcs in writing to the Superintendent, in
default of7which all compensation for that
length of time shall be forfeited. asass
81. sAl the teachers in the employ OF
the Board shall meet togethea on the Sec
ond and fourth Saturday Of each school
month during the session of the schools,
at such hour and place as the Superinten-
dent may direct, for the purpose of pro
noting the interests of the schools, and
the discussions of matters pertaining to the
profession of teaching generally, and the
teachers may select for themselves such
plans as they may deem most efficient for
securing the desired object. The session
aforesaid shall not be of less than two
hours duration each. 80 a-lfaal ataza
80. The teschers may elect their own
chairman, but the Superintendent, and IN
his absence, one of the principals shall be
er o6icio Secretary, and allkeep brief
record of the proceedings.
33. The days of meeting of the teachers
shall be regarded as school-days, and alb
sence therefrom shall be counted as half
'days's absence from school, and all teach
cas- absenting themselves shall suffer de-
duction from their salary of one-half days
pay for each failure. aat " s5a2 i.
"a. Teachers shall report to the Super
intendent any person who sha IL awllfully
or maliciously interrupt, or in any way
molest or disturb their respective school
while in session. 7..5Had a31at 3esi ss.l
.e-ass APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS. a
35. There shall be appointed one male
Principal for each Of the two Union
schools, and as many assistant teachers az
the condition of the public schools may
require. ~ ...
36. The several teachers shall be. ap-
pointed at the first meeting following the
annual teachers examination when also
their salary shall be determined.
81. All teachers are appointed for The
whole scnool-year, unless it be expressly
resolved to appoint them or any OF them
for a shorter period .-E. ....
38. The salaries of the teachers shall
be paid at the end of every school-month
by an order drawn by the Superntend-
ent and signed by the President Of the
Board, and the Superintendent is hereby
authorized to issue said orders without
preceding special action of the Board.
80. In the issuing Of the orders afore-
said, the Superintendent shall make all
necessary deductions for absence or tardi-
ness from school or teachers meetings as
provided in these rules ..--2.
sef f7-Iaat f., JANIToRs.
40. There shall be appointor by the
Superintendent for each Union school one
ianitor, whose salary shall be determined
by the Board. s.@E aoe
~ Il. The Janitor shall perform the fol-
lowing duties ssaissoTls.
/, The daily sweeping and busting of
all the school-rooms, halls and stairways,
desks and furniture. 2, They shall have
the general care of the premises, and shall
keep them in order and good condition.
8, During. the winter season they shall
keep the alleys and paths around and to
the school house, out-houses and well free
from snow and dirt. 4, In Union School
No. l he shall cut and split all the nec-
essary frewood. and also build the fires
in all the stove that are, or may be In use,
at convenient time before the COM
mencement of each morning session. In
Union School No. Ii he shall attend to
the building of the iresin the furnaces
and the feeding of the same during the
day. 5, At the end of each; term they
shall thoroughly clean, wash and scrub
the school houses under their care, inelu-
ding doors, windows, desk and furniture
also the outhouses. 6, They shall keep
all trees, shrubs, wells and whatever i'm
provements there may be on the premises
in good order, and also NOW down the
grass and weeds growing in the school
yard whenever directed by the Superin-
tendent 7, It is made their duty to re-
port forthwith to the superintendent any
person or persons who shall willfully,
maliciously or otherwise cause any dam
age on the buildings, fences, trees or any
other property belonging to the school
house under their care. 8, In the dis
charge of their duties they are subordl-
nate to the Principals of the respective
schools, whose directions they shall read
lily obey and execute. a.,a II sfia.2'
5,.59l@ ADMISSION OF PUPILS.
AZ. None but the children of actual
bona fde residents of the city Of Water
town, shall under any circumstances, be
admitted to any Of the public schools free,
but children Of non-residents may be ad-
mitted by the Principals Of schools, on
payment in advance to the Superintend-
ent the following tuition fees. .
43. For admittance into higher school
and first grammar grades at the rate OF
500 nar annum second grammar and IN.