The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-09-14
Regulations and Course of Study
Weodsfield Village School,
GENERAL RULES,

1.-The school year shall consist OF
eight months and be divided into terms
as the Board may hereafter determine.
2 The hours Of daily sessions OF the
school shall be from 9 o'clock A NJ. to
II NJ, and from half-past to half-past
P. NJ, with a recess of Is minutes
each session. During the months OF
December aud January, the afternoon
session shall be from | to 4 ?. NJ with
a recess of Is minutes
3 The first Bell shall be rung at 80
minutes before 9 o'clock A. NJ, and Is
minutes past l P NJ. During the months
of December and January. for the af-
ternoon session, the first Bell shall be
rung Is minutes before o'clock ? NJ.
The doors will be opened Is minutes
before the ringing OF the second Bell,
which will be rung at the time for open
ing school.
A. Pupils shall not appear on the
school premises before the ringing Of
the first Bell, nor enter the school bull
ding until the doors are regularly open
ed
5 Pupils are required,as soon as they
enter the school building, to proceed to
their respective rooms and seats; and
no pupil shall leave his seat at any time
except by special permission or require.
ment of his Teacher or the Superinten-
dent. !, They shall occupy such seats as
shall be assigned them by their Teacher
and shall not exchange these for others
except as the Teacher may require.
IS Pupils shall not remain in the
school building during noon, nor re-
main on the school premises, except by
special permission of the Superintend
ent: and when dismissed at any time
esch pupil shall leave the school prem
ises quietly, as soon as possible.
L., The studies pursued and the tex
books used, shall be such only as are
prescribed by the Board through the
Superintendent. Each pupil shall bt
I prUvftted With required buUks, or
| after due notice to the parents, be de
MED the privilege of attendance Non
resident pupils may, however, he allow
cd to select their studies, provided sucl
selection does not interfere with the reg
ular work of the classes which they pro
pose to enter. When parents are un
able to furnish the necessary books, no
tice, Of the fact, with list of thos'
needed, may be sent to the Secretary o
the Board of Education, and the Secre
tary may provide the same, at the ex
pense of the Village School District O
Woodsfeld. All books thus furnished
by the Secretary shall be entered on tn,
Register, by the Teacher, numbered
loaned to the pupil till the close of th'
term only, when it shall be the duty o.
the Teacher TO collect and preservs
them.
s, Children under six years of egg
will not be permitted to attend. Fol
children of non-residents, and thos,
more than 81 years Of age, the charges
for tuition shall be, in High School, 8:
per month; in Grammar School, 81 81
per month; in any other Department
81 per month.
| g. No pupil shall be advanced from
one grade to another, till he is able tt
sustain satisfactory examination, b.
the Superintendent, in all the branche
Of the grade from which he is to b.
transferred, including the oral lessons
use of slate DC He shall be able t
read any of the pieces he has gone over
with proper expression; explain tn
meaning of the words; give the names
and uses Of the different marks used
and spell the words, in writing, by let
ter, and by sound. N
10 The school building or premise
shall not be rented nor permitted to b
used for any other purpose than TO
Public School, except by special con
sent of the Board.