The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-26
Rules and Regulations for the
= Government of Pupils I'm the
U. Sandusky Union Schools.


Government of Pupils I'm the
U. SandQsky Union Schools.
1st. At the close of school every
day, it shall be the duty of each
Teacher to notify the parent or
guardian of every pupil, (except,
those i'll the two lowest departments
where the enforcement of this regu-
lation is optional with the Superin-
tendent and Teachers, who was alb
sent or tardy in attendance. The
first three notices may be by prin-
ted form, to be supplied by the Sup.
erintendent, and may be e'sent by a
pupil: but the fourth shall be served
by the Teacher personally. Each
notice shall be noted opposit the
pupils name in the register. by the
the letter ''n' in the proper column
of the day.
Upon the return of the pupil. az
ter an absence, the parent or guar
dian shall give in person or in writ
ing, an excuse, stating the cause
if it shall have been the sickness OF
the pupil, or any necessary attend
ance to a sick member of the family
or death in the family of the pupil
in either of such cases the absence
shall be excused, and so noted by
the letter sc" after the sign Of mott
f1cation made as above.
In every case Of the absence of q
pupil from the intermediate and
High Schools, for more then four
half days, and from the other de-
partments six half days in any foul
consecutive weeks, without satisfac-
tory excuse to the teacher, for any
other cause than those permitted a.
bove, the absentee shall without ex-
ception or favor, be suspended
from the school, and the facts be
Immediately reported to the Board
and the pupil shall not be re- admit
ted except by order Of the Board, fl
ed with the Superintendent.
I'd. Scholars shall not be allowed
to retain their connection with any
of the debartments unless they are
furnished with the books and uten
sils to use in their respective depart
ments.
Sd. Pupils coming to the Schoo.
Building after the last bell has cea.
sed ringing, and the closing of the
doors, Wfl not be admitted for tha
half day, unless in extreme cases
and then by permission of the Su
perintendent.
4th. Pupils who shall be guilty OF
defacing Or injuring the School prop
erty, shall be reported by the Teach
ers, and shall pay in full for all suci
damage and in default Of the same
may be suspended from the priv
leges oPthe school.
5th. Scholars failing to maintain
their standing in their classes, from
the want of study, absence from
school, Or any other canse.may b.
transferred to lower classes.
9th. No scholar shall be absen
from any examination of his or he
class, without a reason satisfactor,
to the Superintendent; and scholar
who may thus absent themselve
may be transferred to lower elias
ses.
7th. Any scholar who shall any
where, on or around the school pre-
misses, use or write profane or I'm
Echaste language, or shall draw an,
obscene pictare or representation
shall be liable to suspension, expul
sion, or other punishment, accordin;
to the nature of the case.
SthNo boisterous and violent play
ing throwing of stones, snow balls
or other missiles, climbing th
fences, or any other improprietie
will be allowed in the school yard G
premises.
9th. For violent and repeated er
position to the authority of an.
Teacher of the school, the Superin
tendent shall exclude a pupil fron
the school, and Immediately motif.
the parent or guardian, and Boar
of Education OF the cause
10th. Scholars are not allowed t
go from room to room, or visit an
part of the building but their ow
room, except by PERMISSION ofthsi
Teachers
By order Of the Board of Educs
tiOn.