New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-11

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~ That the following shall be section thirty
three:
QUALIFICATIONS AND DUTIES or TEACHERS.
Be it further enacted, ETC., That no person
shall be employed to teach common scnoSl
unless he shall have certificate OF qualln'
cation signed by the Division Snperintend-
ont of the division in which the school
il situated, or by the Superintendent
of Public Education; and no certificate
snail be valid more than one year from the
date thereof; and any teacher who com
mences teaching without such certlncate
shall forfeit all claim to compensatloa hol
the time during which he teaches "ltnous
such certificate.
a correct register of the school, which shall
exhibit the sub. district, ward, parish and
State in which the school is kept, the day OF
the week, the month and year; the name
aud age, and attendance OF each scnoiSr,
and the branches taught; the register 70 De
Third-When scholars reside in different
districts. register shall be kept for each
district.
Fourth-The teacher shall. Immediately
: after the close of his school, file In the office
Of the secretary Of the board and transmit
to the Stats Board of Education certified
That sections thirty one and thirty-two of
the House bill shall be section thlrty-four.
That section thirty-three of the House bill
be amended by inserting in the eighth line
after the word Several" the words ward
district, city or town." and in the twelfth
line by striking out the word parishes"
and inserting the words "ward Districts"
and in the Seventeenth line, by inserting
after the word leach" the word ''such;"
and that section thirty three OF the House
bill so amended shall be section thlrty-hve.
That section thirty-four of the House bill
shall be section thirty-six.
That sections thirty-fve and thirty-six OF
the House bill be stricken ont.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
That section twenty-three of House bill
shall be section thirty-seven.
That the following shall be
SEC. SO. Be it further enacted, etc., That
in the discharge of their duties in their sew
eral divisions, the Division Superintendent
shall comply with such instructions of the
Superintendent of Public Education as are
not Inconsistent with the provisions OF ehis
law, nor with the rules and regulations OF
the State Board of E!ucation; and in case
OF failure to perform their duties as herein
specified and provided, or for other i'm
proper conduct, the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Education shall report the facts in the
case TO the Governor, who may remove such
Division Superintendent and appoint sue
cessor as herein provided.
The following shall be section thirtY.nine:
Be 1t further enacted, etc. That
the offices of all School Directors, parish,
city or district and of all Division Superin-
tendents and of the members of the State
Board of Education appointed or elected
under any previous law, are hereby de-
clared vacant, and upon the appointment OF
the officers provided for by this act. each
Ill afSa CHI aIl do
mand of the officers appointed under this
act, turn over all books, records and furnl-
ture of their offices to the officers thus ap-
pointed.
The following shall be section forty:
Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the fees of Assessors for assessing any State
school tax shall be one per cent. No fees
shall be allowed any officer for assessing
parish or district school taxes. The fees of
of Collectors for collecting all school taxes
shall be five per cent.
The following shall be section forty-one:
Be it further enacted, etc, That
the Treasurer of the, Parish Board OF
required and authorized to examine
the accounts Of former parish Treas
urers with the school fund, and
report all dalinQuencies and defaults in set
tlement and payment by any Parish Treas
urer, to the State Board OF Education, who
snail report LDS SAINT W tuc U6utIdl Asocm-
bly. Upon the discovery of any such de-
fault or delinquency, the said Treasurer of
the Parish Board is authorized to prosecute
suit in the manner and for the use of said
board against the delinquent or delinquents,
and shall receive twenty-five per cent of any
and all amounts reco sered by such prosecu-
ton, and paid to the parish school fund.
That section thirty seven Of the House bill
be section forty-twO.
That section thirty eight of the House bill
be section fertythree.
That section ,hirty-nine of the House bill
be section tOrty-four.
That section forty of the House bill be
section iorty.tive.
In section forty-one, strike out all after
the word directors" in the twenty-frst line,
to the end of the section, and insert the fol-
lowing:
s'The funds so realized shah be appor-
toned by the Board of Parish School Direct
ors among the several boards of district
school directors in proportion to the num-
Der of persons between the ages of six ard
twenty one years within their respective
districts"
And section forty-one Of the House bill,
so amended, shall be section forty six.
That section forty two of the House bill
shall be stricken out.
That section forty-three of the House bill
shall be section seventy.
That the following shall be section forty
seven:
Be it further enacted, etc., That a school
month shall consist of four weeks of Eve
school days each. Any officer whose term
of office is prescribed By this act ahall con.
tinue in Office until his successor is ap-
pointed and qualified.
That the following shall be section forty
eight:
Be it further enacted, etc., That all fines
and penalties collected from a district officer
by virtue of any of the provisions Of this
act, shall enure to the benefit of that par
ticuiar district. Those collector from
school directors shall belong to the ward,
and those collected from parish officers to
the parish. In the two former cases suit
shall be brought in the name of the Distric.
board of school directors ; in the latter in
the name of the parish and by the district
Attorney. The amount in each case shall be
added to the fund next to be applied by the
recipient fer the use of common schools.
The following shall be section forty nine
Be it further enacted, ETC., That any per-
son aggrieved by any decision or order OF
the District Board of School Directors, in
matter of law or of fact. may. within thirty
days after the rendition of such decision, or
the making Of such order, appeal therefrom
to the Superintendent OF the proper district.
The basis of the proceeding shall be an
affidavit. fled by the party aggrieved with
the Division Superintendent within the time
allowed for taking the appeal.
The affidavit shall set forth the errors
complained of in plain and concise
The Division Superintendent shall, within
five DAYS after the filing such affidavit in his
office, notify the Secretary of the proper dis.