The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

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LIST. No teacher shall be at liberty to resign
after having been employ ed, lwitheutr fyst
s sgss sthsr dnf sps Il s
month BEFORE 'l!41e1 EiGo $3.50 ,91S11
3D. Amy teacher resiyning without giving
the notice as required above, shall forfeit one
Sd. Teachers shall act upon the suggestions
of the Superintendent,a and obey, his fnstruc-
uonsin matters pertaining to the instruction
At Teachsrs are rSdSiS s 10 be at tl,esenooI
room at least ten minutes before the regular
time for opening school, when they shall
proceed to call the ROLAND then read, from
5th. Teachers shall take immediate mcs-
sures to ascertain The causes of absences and
shall use their best efforts TO teeOIue ac-
Quainted with the parents and guardians OF
9Th. They shall be responsible for the neat
ness OF their respective rooms, furniture and
pupils; enforcing cleanlihess of both dress
and person on the premises. g. .saIlETs.g..l'
.Th. Teachers who arc unable, to fulfill
their duties by any cause whatever must re-
port the facts 70 the su perihfehden land II
a substitute be supplied, he shall receive
The time taught by him. Ali SETTLEMENTS
with substitutes being made Through the
superintendent. 4f0iEgt 81 t-tviHgug,
sih. Il shall he the duty of every teacher
her charge 10 the Superiiitendeit,S said list
to he alphabetically arranged and to be fur
nished the first of October, 3. t.f,ff. -,f5.
eth. Each teacher shall be responsible for
the discipline in his or her rOofnl; using
kind and persuasive measures with pupils,
and resorting TO corporal punishment only
whep milder measures fail.
10th. No teacher shall be sustained In per-
hitting or introducing into this .s0hnols sec.
tartan views in politics. Persistence in,
such coursd will be cause for removal.
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LIST. The books used and the studies prr-
sued in the Public Schools shah be SUCH
and such only, as the Board of Education
may:prescribe. Every pupil wh9 brings 10
TIE school any paper, .Perlodicab novel or
studies, or other Exercises, shall do tat the
risk offorfeiting the same. l,,ya.. .,;rpsi.,s
I'd. Profane and indecent language On ths
premises are positively forbidden. ~ .a
3rd. Pupils shall comply with ali rifles and;
regulations for the government, of the
schools to which they belong and they shall
submit to such penalties and pnnishnents
as may be assigned for bad conduct Should
parents object 10 this or instruct their chill
drep to refuse obedience to the proper au-
thOrities in the school, the PLACES Of al such
pupils shall be thereby foffefted, 3ild they
snail be reinstated only by the Baardo OF Ed,
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4th. Whenever the example or any scholar
becomes injurious from fhtioienee,- neglect
of rules, or any, other cause, and reforna-
ton shall appear hopeless, his parent or
guardian shall he requested to withdraw
him from school, and If this request I've dis
regarded, then the pupil may be expelled.
3tb, Pupils in their Observation-Disclosures
ers and With EACH other on The school prem-
Uses, shall conform to the rules OF poiiteness
and propriety which are ever conSidered
binding in good society. t.sf sfos., tagi-