Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-09-23

employed at a meeting of the board. an the
contract made "by order OF the board py
(b] The teachers certificate must be filed
with the district clerk, land must be In
force for the full time for which the con-
tract is made" tsections 7oa6, 1o1i a.
lc) At the end OF each month he must
make his monthly report add present IL 70
the clerk of the district as required III sec
"a, The board must then meet and "by or
dr. otrthe board the clerk must draw the
Aforementioned by the board-and the
s.erk and president must sign the same.
Section 1911.
(e) At the close of the term he must pre-
sent to the clerk his term report--as the k.w
requires the last months salary with.
held until said term report is made and filed
with the clerk.
u The warrant must be in "excess of the
income and revenue due the district for such
school year" [Sections fo7I, 7o7, and 707a]
s. When is teacher legally employed?
A. He must be elected at a meeting of the
board. @by order of the board ;" has author
lied his emf ioyment: the president iause
this contract when the teachers certificate
of qualifcati. tn-good for full time-is MED
with said clerk. A teacher may be elected
before securing a certificate. and the presi.
dent and the teacher may sign the contrace
in compliance with the order of the board.
All this may he done before the teacher Sc
cures a certificate; but the contract is worth
less until the clerk signs it. and he can not
sign it until the teachers certificate is hiei
Q. What is the jurisdiction OF the teacher?
A. The teacher has control of the pupils on
from school. The school grounds are linn
tied only by the permission of the teacher,
l. e.: If the pupils are allowed to occupy
and use the school lot and forty or eighty Or
one hundred and sixty acres OF land adioin.
ing, said grounds with its limitati ans must be
considered the school grounds" This. OF
course, be changed varied the
teacher may determine. The supreme
Court held IN the Grundy County case that
the board has the right to make Il rule
against any misconduct on the school
grounds or on the road to or from school
that will bring discord or insubordin alton
into the school room.
10 Has the county commissioner any right,
ner aa mas s ee no non
lines not in conformity with the notices
A. i :so cases of this kind have been de-
cided by our supreme Court, and In both
| cases it is held that the commissioner In case
Of an appeal has but one question before
him. and that is the one voted upon
at the he animal meeting; In a s. NO. Isl
eommi s op~ When deciding as to s'" the
change of boundaries OF school dis
tr,cts, referred to him under section .oea,
than as proposed in the election held under
the statute. lie must contine himself to the
said election shall or shall not be made"
The change-if made-must conform to the
notices The commissioner has no right To
vary said line. for, to do so, is to render his
decision of no avail, and the district lines
will remain the same before the election
was held, and the taxes must be levied and
collected in old districts though no
change had ever been ordered. County
commissioners should observe this, as non
compliance Herewith simply nu!lifies their
work.
II. Can resident pupils. not of school age,
be charged tuition?
A.: The law lsection 7049l fixes the age of
pupils who must be admitted free to the pub
Ii school of the dist, let, i. e., over six and
under twenty years of age. All Others, c.,
those under six or over twenty, must pay
tuition just the same as non resident pupils,
and no deduction can be demanded for
taxes paid to maintain such school.
u. What does the law require relative to
examination upon physiology and hygiene?
A. The law requires that after september 1,
1886, applicants for certificates must pass eX-
am nations in physiology and hygiene. All
certificates issued prior to that date are valid
until they expire by limitation, and persons
holding certificates, the time which
tends beyond September /, 1856, are not re-
auired to be examined i'll such subject: only
those who make application for certificates
after September /, 1885. can be required to
pass in this subject. This is not an ex post
facto requirement.. Hereafter, when a teach
err is examined for a "third grade certif-
cate.' the county commissioner should write
''I HISTOLOGY and Hygiene" just beneath the
branches printed therein and the grade re-
ceived. On first and second grade certiti.
Gates no change Is necessary.