The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-01-04


Regulations
Or THE MlppLsBuay VILLAGE GRADED SCHOOL
TINE OF ASSEMBLING.
|. The House will be opened 20 minutes before
each session, and no scholar will be admitted to
the building at an earlier hour.
2. Scholars, as they enter the building will
60 directly to their respective rooms and will not
be allowed to tarry, congregate, or converse in
the halls.
building during the intermisson at noon, except
special permission be granted by the Committee
through the Teacher; but Scholars, residing out
Of the Village will be permitted the privilege to
occupy the reception room after the ringing of the
first bell In the morning and during intermission
at noon. under such regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the Committee.
4. Tuition will be required by the Principal
on the third week Of each session, of all scholars
who have not permanent residence in the Union
District, and Of all who reside in the District for
the temporary purpose Of attending school. The
payment of tuition when due will be essential to
continuance In school
DISCIPLINE
5. No scholar will be allowed to bring anything
into school which Is not necessary for its duties.
Chewing and smoking In the building Is forbidden.
Cleanliness Of apparel and person and civilty of
manner will be essential to continuance in school
G. Unexcused tardiness or absence will subject
the scholar to censure; and il continued after such
censure, the scholar will become subject to loss Of
standing or expulsion from school
:. Profaneness, vulgar speech or writing on the
blackboard or on the building, or disorderly and
immoral conduct, will be followed by discipline,
and II continued, by expulsion.
g. Defacing any portion of the building or
grounds. or de6ling the outbuidings, will render
the offender subject to discipline, and to pay dam
age for repairs, and If repeated after correction
permanent dismissal from the school.
Q. Al the close Of each term, there shall be an
| examination ofcandida,es for promotion; and at
the close Of the school year o, general examination
Of ell the classes
10. Only the text books authorized by the Com.
mittee will be used in the school
REGISTER AND RECORD.
| II. Each Teacher shall keep a Register Of the
scholars under his or her charge, with the name,
age, residence and date of admission and shall
also keep class book exhibiting daily record Of
the department and scholarship of each pupil and
furnish the same to the parents or guardians,
whenever requested and these records shall be pre-
served as the property of the school.
~. The school will be open at all hours to the
reception of visitors but no Teacher will make any
change in the exercises or order of recitation on
such occasion. Nor shall any agent or other per-
son enter the building to distribute tracts or noti-
css. or to exhibit or recommend to Teachers or Pu-
pills any book or article Of apparatus or leave any
notice in or around the building.
JASIToR.
Is. 1t will be the duty of tho Janitor to have
charge Of the buildings, of the wood and fires, to
sweep and cleanse the rooms, to direct the scholars
to their rooms and keep the halls clear and quiet
to guard the building from DETACHMENT, and report
all injuries committed upon it, all disorders and
disturbances within 1t or on the grounds, to pre-
vent or report all violations Of rule. ), and 8,
and to have the oversight and care Of the outbuld.
ings and school house, library, apparatus, and all
property belonging to the schools.
TEACHER
~. 1t will be the duty of the PRINCIPAL and
other Teachers to enforce the foregoing rules, and
to adopt such measures to secure their observance
as may be reasonable and expedient, to be frs. in
the school rooms and the last out of them to refer
all cases of peculiar difficulty to the committee,
and to cooperate with each other and the Commit.
tee to advance the interest, preserve the order and
increase the usefulness Of the school in all its de-
partnents
10. 1t will be the duty of the PRINCIPAL to have
special charge Of tho discipline and instruction Of
tie Academcal and High School, and to have also
the general oversight of the lower departments. Ia
hold occasional meetings of the Teachers for the
purpose Of instruction and of producing harmony
and unity of action in the school with reference IA
its general objects, and of securing more uniform
and perfect system Of drill and method ofteachine