Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
duce to their highest success.


B. He shall have power to appoint
stated or occasional meetings of all the
teachers, for the purpose of mutual con-
sutatiOn in regard to the wants of the
schools, and the best method of impart-
ing instruction and securing wholesome
discipline
4. He shall visit the different schools
under his charge as often as his duties
will permit, and see that all the rules
and regulations of the board are duly
enforced; shall carefully observe the
teaching and discipline of the teachers,
and shall report to the board whenever
he shall find any teacher deficient or
incompetent in the discharge of his or
her duties.
D. He shall attend to cases of mis-
conduct reported to him by any teacher,
and in difficult and important cases he
shall report the matter to the board.
DUTIES OF TEACHERS.
L. All teachers are required to make
themselves familiar with the rules and
regulations adopted by the school board
as they will be held reasonably srcspon-
sible for their observance.
2 All teachers are required to de-
vote themselves faithfully, and during
school hours, exclusively, to the duties
of their office ; to labor for the advance
ment of their pupils in study, and for
their moral and social wcllbeing.
3. Teachers are required to be prompt
in their attendance at teachers meet
ings; and those who are absent or tardy
without reasonable excuse, shall be re-
ported to the school board.
4. Teachers shall not dismiss their
schools before the usual time, or absent
themselves therefrom, or employ sub.
stitute, without the consent of the prin-
cipal.
g. Teachers will be held responsible
for the good order in their respective
rooms; shall carry out the wishes of the
principal in all matters relating to clas-
sifcation' and methods of instruction.
am hdllaia d in preserving order in the
halls and looms of the building.
6. Teachers arc required to be III
their respective rooms twenty minutes
before the opening Of school, in the
morning and afternoon, and to keep
such school records as are required by
the principal, with care and accuracy.
z. Teachers will be held reasonably
responsible for injuries done to the fur.
niture or rooms wherein they teach, and
shall take all possible care that no DAM
age is done to either.
8. No teacher is allowed either to ad-
NIT pupil into school or dismiss one
therefrom, except as directed by the
principal er school board.
9. When pupils have been absent or
tardy twice without excuse, teachers
shall send to the parent or guardian a
written notice of tie fact.
| DUTIES OF PUPILS.
/. Pupils are required to be punctual
in their attendance, and devote their
time exclusively to the proper duties
of the school room.
| 2. Sickness, necessary absence from
town, or other urgent reasons, shall be
deemed the only satisfactory ground of
excuse for absence or hardness.
3. In cases of continued failure in
recitations, or in examinations, any pu-
| pill may be placed in lower grade |; and
those absenting themselves from any
regular examination without a satisfac-
tory excuse, shall not be permitted to
enter their respective classes again
without permission from the school
board or principal
4. Pupils are required to obey
promptly these regulations, and all
others of order established by the priu-
cipal and teachers.