The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-13

Sec. SIS. That rifl any parent,
guardian, or other person, from any
cause, fancied or real, visit any
school and insult any Teacher, in
the presence of his pupils, such PER-
son offending by such conduct shall
be liable to fine Of twenty-five dol
lars and cost, to be paid into the
school revenue OF the District.
Sec. 6216. The directors of each
school district In this State shall
adopt and cause to be used in the
public schools, ia their respective
districts, one series of text books IN
each branch or science taught in the
public schools OF their respective dis
tricts, and no change IN these books
shall be made for period of three
years, unless it be by petition Of a
majority OF the voters 8f the district
desiring the change.
Sec. 6227. They shall, annually,
between the first and tenth days Of
September, transmit, verified by
their affidavit, to the county exam
iner, a written report, in proper form.
Of the name Of their county; of the
number of their district; the names
and ages of all persons, between the
ages Of six and twenty-onc years,
residing IN their district on the first
day of September; the number Of
males and females, respectively Of
each color, that attended the common
schools during the last school year;
the average number OF each sex that
attended daily; the number that pur-
sued each of the studies designated
to be taught in the common schools
Of this State; the number of times
the school was visited each term by
the directors; the number of days
that school was taught during the
year by licensed teacher; the name
of each teacher; the grade of his GER
tificate; the wages paid each teacher
per month, and the whole amount of
wages paid teachers during the year.
They shall include IN their report
the amount Of taxes voted by the
district during the last school year,
for what purpose voted, and the
amount voted for each purpose; the
amount drawn from the county treas
urer for each purpose for which
money was raised by district tax the
previous year; the amount of reye
nues received from the common
school fund, and the amount receiv-
ed from each of the various other
sources from which school revenues
are derived; the amount of each
kind OF revenue remaining in the
county treasury and subject to the
order of the district; the number of
school houses erected during the
year, and the cost and material OF
each; the number, the material, the
condition and value of those before
erected. and the value of all other
property belonging to the district
the condition of the school house
grounds, and whether the said
grounds are inclosed; also, name,
sge and post office of deaf, dumb,
blind and insane in each district,
including all who are blind or deaf
to such an extent as not to be edu-
Gated in common schools; and they
shall record the said report in the
proper place in the district book in
which the current record of the pro-
ceedings Of the district is kept
sec. 622S. Ii the directors of any
district fail or neglect TO make re-
port of the enumeration, statistics
and finances OF their district at the
time and in the manner prescribed
in the preceding section, the said
directors. in addition to their for
fixture for neglect OF duty shall sew
orally be liable for any damages, in
Guiding the costs of the suit, that
the district may sustain by reason
of losing the school revenues that
would otherwise have been appor.
toned to them.
/ Sec. $3.50. The directors of any
school district may, at the instance
Of the teacher, suspend from the
school any pupil for gross immor
atty, refractory conduct or lnsubor-
dination, or for Infectious disease !;
provided, that such suspension shall
not extend beyond the current term.
Sec. 1886. They shall cause the
public schools in their district to be
closed on the days appointed for
public examination of teachers in
their county, and also cause the said
school to be closed during the SEES
of the teachers institute.
Sec. 623S. Any director or other
person whose duty it may become to
report to the county court the per
cent. Of tax levied by any school dis
trict at an annual meeting, and shall
neglect or refuse to do so in the
manner and at the time provided by
law, shall be liable for all loss which
may be sustained by such failure
and for all costs, and shall be fined
not less than ten nor more than fifty
dollars.
Sec. 6243. 1t shall be the duty OF
each and every teacher to attend the
public examination for teachers, to
become members and attend the reg
ular session of the teachers insti.
tute as soon as the same shall have
been established; and no teacher,
when attending examination or the
institute, shall be charged for loss OF
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