Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-01-04

ten and sent but the third shall he I'm person
by the teacher; each notice must DO recorded
In the daily register by using the letter M in
the column ofthe day.
Q. When any pupil withdraws from the
school, the teacher shall report the fact in writ
ing to the School Board, together with the
cause and circumstances of his withdrawal
TO- Teachers are required to be present at
teachers meeting or forfeit one days wages for
each time absent, unless excused by the Super
intendent.
DUTIES OF PARENTS.
1. Upon the return of the pupil to school,
who was tardy or absent, the parent or guard
ian must give in person or writing, an excuse.
= If il shall have been sickness of the pupil
or necessary attendance upon a sick member
of the family, or death in the family of the
pupil. the absence shall be excused and so re-
corded in the daily register by using the letter
'.E'' in the column of the day.
DUTIES OF PUPILS
l. Pupils are required to be in their seats at
the ending OF the second bell. both morning and
noon: to rigedly observe the rules of school; to
obey promptly and precisely the directions
given by the teacher; to give special attention
to their studies; to be kind and courteous to-
ward each other; to have particular seat and
10 keep Ills ueSh anu Tile DOOr DoneaVD. IN neat
and orderly condition.
.. Pupils shall not he permitted to remain in
school unless furnished with the requisite books
and stationery.
3. Any pupil who is irregular in attendance;
or frequently tardy; or who is guilty of truancy,
or habitually neglectful of his studies, or of
the rules of school, may be suspended by the
Superintendent or expelled by the board.
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has been absent TO the amount of five days in
any one month or any scholar in the Intermed-
Iate or High iSchool has been absent to the
amount of three days in any one month with
out an excuse from the parent or guardian,
either in person or in writing, satisfying the
teacher that the absence was caused by his own
sickness, or by sickness in his family may be
suspended by the Superintendent; and no pupil
that has been suspended shall be restored TO his
place in the school till the parent or guardian
has given satisfactory assurance that he will
comply with the rules of attendance in the
future.
5. Any pupil who leaves the school in its
daily sesosns without permission from his
teacher or absents himself from any public
examination, or neglects any rhetorical exer-
else required, may be suspended or expelled.
d. Pupils shall not be permitted to stand in
the halls; and in going through them, or in go
ing up or down the stairs, shall pass in a quiet
and orderly manner, without running and with
out conversation.
:. Pupils on entering the rooms, either in the
mornings or at noon, shall go Immediately TO
their own desks and engage in the preparation
of some lesson, and shall not leave to go TO the
stove unless permitted by the teacher or JAM
tor in the absence of the teacher
g. Pupils desiring TO remain during noon
must have permission from the Superintendent;
and while in the room, must not engage in any
boisterous conduct.
8. Any pupil who has been suspended, may
be readmitted by the Superintendent, if he can
adjust the matter with the parent or guardian,
provided. that i'll the judgment of the Superin-
tendent, his readmission will not be incompati-
bic with the welfare of the school: otherwise
he must report the case TO the Board for their
action, and inform the parents that the case is
so reported.
10. No pupil will be allowed to go from room
to room, or to visit any part of the building but
his own room, except by permission of his
teacher
IL. No boisterous and violent playing, throw
ing stones, snow-balls or other missiles, nor any
other improprieties will be allowed in the school
yard or about the school premises.
Il. Any pupil who communicates with an
other pupil in the daily sessions of the school,
either by talking, whispering, or otherwise,
must be reprimanded by the teacher; and for
repeated violations of this rule he shall be
punished or suspended.
NONRESIDENT PUPILS.
l. No pupil except bonafide resident of
School District No, /, can, under any circum-
stances be admitted to the school free: but non
resident pupils may be admitted by paying i'm
advance TO the Clerk of the Board the tuition fee
prescribed 10y law, and no nonresident pupil
will DO allowed to continue in school after one
weeks attendance, only by showing to the
superintendent receipt from the Clerk of the
Board for his tuition
2. Nonresident pupils are subject to all the
rules governing other pupils.
BASIS OF PERCENT.
l. The average monthly standing of pupils
shall be determined 10y estimating the monthly
examination as \ and the average of recita-
tons as q; the term standing. by estimating
the term examination as a and the average
monthly standing as u.
BASIS OF PROMOTION.
]. Any pupil in the High school, whose per-
cent shall be below 20 for two months, or below
90 for one month shall be assigned to a lower
class; in the Intermediate school, below 80 for
two months or 80 for one month shall be assign
ed to lower class; and any pupil whose per-
cent is 80 for two consecutive months, shall be
reported TO the Superintendent for promotion.
2. Before passing from one grade to another.
pupils must sustain a satisfactory examination
in their previous studies. under the direction of
the Superintendent.
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