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higher grade; provided, however, that
no such pupil shall enter the second
or any higher grade.

or any higher grade.
l8.-The Superintend lent alone shall
have power to transfer pupils to diff
ferent grade or room after the begin.
ming of the school year.
CERTIFICATES.
l9.-Monthly certificates showing
the pupils standing, department, dill.
gence and attendance, shall be issued
in every class. In the Primary De-
partment, the pupils grade in any
branch is ascertained by combining
the results of the monthly examina.
ton with the mark which the pupil
has, in the teachers judgment, deserv-
ed for the months work. In the
Grammar and High School Depart
ments, the certificates shall give
the results of examinations, except
in the branches named in Regulation
Is.
20.--Pupils successfully completing
the Elementary Course, shall receive
a certificate showing their standing in
each of the grammar grades.
21.-Pupils successfully completing
the High School Course, shall receive
the High School Diploma.
DISTRICT PROPERTY.
22.-All books, records, charts,
maps and apparatus owned by the dis
trict, must be returned by the teacher
in charge to the Superintendent at the
close of the third term.
TEACHERS REPORTS.
23.-Within two weeks after the
close of the first and second terms, and
within one week after the close of the
third term, teachers are required to re-
port the attendance of every pupil for
the term, to enter term report on the
last page of the register, and to return
to the Superintendent the record of
term examinations reduced to the
proper term scales.
A.-Within one week after the close
of the third term, each teacher shall
return to the Superintendent the reg
lister properly kept, and the record of
term examinations with annual per.
centages, reduced standings and ag-
gregates correctly computed; also, an
annual report on form No. 8, reporting
therein the first term as winter term,
and the second and third terms com.
bined as summer term.
25.-The Clerk of the Board of Ed.
ucatiOn shall not issue an order to any
teacher on which the salary for June
can be drawn, until he has evidence
that the teacher has performed the
duties defined by Regulations % and
a. and upon receiving notice at any
time that a teacher has failed to re-
port as required by Regulation %, the
| Clerk shall not issue an order to such
teacher until the report or reports in
question shall have been returned.
26.-In case of teachers failing to
report as required by Regulations %
and "a, or of returning incorrect or in
complete reports, the Superintendent
shall cause the reports in question to be
| made, corrected or completed, the ex-
pense caused thereby to be borne by
such teacher, and to be recovered by
deduction from his salary.
MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS.
27.-Pupils leaving school must be
kept enrolled until the close of the
school year.
28.-PupllS are required to Tile With
the teacher in charge, excuses for alb.
sence and, if requested, for hardness,
such excuses to be signed by the par
ent or guardian. Pupils failing to file
an excuse within one day after the
teacher has demanded the same, may
be dismissed to bring an excuse, the
weather, the distance of the pupils
home, and other circumstances per.
hitting.
29.-Pupils not supplied with the
necessary books and stationery, may
be dismissed until properly supplied.
30.-Pupils violating the rules of de.
cency and cleanliness. may be dis.
missed for the forenoon or afternoon
| 31.-In case of continued annoyance,
disturbance, disobedience or disre.
spectful conduct on the part Of any pu.
pill, the teacher shall report such pu.
pill to the Superintendent. In extreme
cases, the teacher may dismiss a pupil
for the forenoon or afternoon, report
ing such dismissal and the cause OF
the same to the Superintendent.