The Van Buren press., 1873-09-02
VAN BUREN, SCHOOLS.
Rules and Regulations for its Gov
Crnmcnt.

DAkENfS and Guardisns are requested To cut
i them out for future reference.
MANNER or ADMISSION.
SIC. Pupils desiring admission 10 the schools for
the irst time secure permit from the fIesi-
dent, signed by the Secretary
xoS-RKsiDENrs.
Ssc 2-Nonc but the children of persons residing
In tho School District of Van buren shall be permit
ted 10 attend the public schools ireo except " spo
ca vote of the Board Children oil nYn IeIipenEts M IT,
on the payment OF tuition fees established by the
Board, may be admitted whenever tho fresiuSht ol
the Board is satisfied that such admission wlli p not
Inconvenience the pupils already 10 the ScIoIi h %
charges tor the tuition Of non-resident shaii DC Us
follows s,o oo
ls the High School. pestcrm, SO o.
ln the Primary Trades, per term
SIC. AMY pupil affected with contagious or in
fictitious disease or coming from family where any
such disease prevails shall not be received or re-
cate from regular physician stating that the'o
is no danger to be apprehendcd from the same
LEAVING SCHOOL WITHOUT PERMISSION
SEC Pupils will not be permitted to leave schoo
at recess or at any ether time before the regular
some argent necessity Music or other lessons out
side the school shall not be considered suflclen'
ground for granting such excuse.
Pupils susPExDnp FOR ABSENCE, ETC
a. An n,,,tis are required to attend school
pnetuaily and rssnIary. Any pupil who shall be
absent more than four hafdays, or tardy more than
four times in four consecutive weeks, shall be sus
pended from the school aud reported as IN other sus
pensions Such pupil shall not be re admitted excep
upon written order Of the President ProrIdGd
that the parent guardian, either In person or b,
written note. shall make it appear to the teacher tina
such absence or tardness was unavodabie, the same
shall be excused. This section shall not be enforced
where pupils are absent on account OF special rel
gious holidays. Prorded the teacher has been duly
notified before the absence of the pupil.
DAMAGES TO SCHOOL PROPERTY
SEC. G-Any pupil who shall defaeo or IN any va,
niure any Of the property belonging to the Public
Schools, shall bo liable to suspension. Every pupi
will be held strictly accountable for his own seat anC
desk, and must personally answer for any abuse o.
damage il may receive unless he can show that suCi
abuse or damage was done by some other person.
SUSPENSION soR DIsoREDIESoR, Erc.
SEC. ANY pupil who shall wilfully transgres
any school regulation disobey any teacher, or shal
pended by the Principal, who shall immediateIl
send written notice to the parent or guardian OF th
suspended pupil and to the President, stating th'
cause therefor.
SEC sNo pupil shall be expelled from the Public
Schools, except upon vote Of the Board
TEXT BOOKS REQUIRED.
SEC Each pupil must be supplied with the tex
books and other articles used in the grade to whei
he is assigned. Any pupil who is not provided with
said books and articles shall, after due notice ha
been given his parent or guardian, be denied TN
privilege Of attending The Public schools until sIei
priyed of the advantages of school through the poy
erty OF parent or guardian
MONTHLY EXAMINATIONS,
SIC l0-Therc shall be an oral or written examina
| ton at the end of each school month of all pupil
above the Primary Departments. Pupils OF lowe
grades shall be subject only to oral examinations
Amy pupil who shall be sbsont from any regular ex
animation, without giving satisfactory excuse to tn
teacher will not be permitted to attend school durn
the following school month.
L.. C. WHITE, President
! CT. HARVEY, Secretary.
! Sept. 2, 1873.