The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-03-22

from tue OtHer TOWNSHIPS. the aHOunts 50 dsSesseu
and collected and certify to the clerk and treasurer
of each township the amount due the joint sub-dis
trfct, including state tax interest on the common
school fund, contingent fund, and money received
from other which amount shall be paid TO the
treasurer of the board having control of the schools
and such board shall cause be kept such accounts
will show the funds received from each township,
and the disposition thereof and transmit to the other
board boards interested at the end of the school
year. statement of such receipts and expenditures.
When in joint subdistrict, established by proceed
ings in the probate court site has been designated
for school-house, the board shall make the neces-
sary estimate purchase such schoolhouse Site and
erect and furnish suitable school-house thereon;
such board education fail to make and report
such estimate to the county auditor before the first
Monday of June next thereafter, the county commits
soners of such county SHALL at the request of the di
rector of such joint subdistrict make such estimate
and levy and report the to the county auditor
And such levy shall be made and the money collected
in like the funds levied and collected
for other joint sub-districts.
Sec. 3s7s In all of tie votes, at any election
for members of board of education, the judges of
election shall decide the election by lot; and in other
of failure to elect members of the board the
board shall appoint.
Sec 1880. Each board of education shall organize
by choosing of its members president, and, ex
cept township boards, by choosing also clerk, who
may or may not be member of the board; the clerk
of the township shall be the clerk of the township
board IT, at the organization of the township board,
the township clerk is absent the board shall appoint
of its members clerk pro tempore; and such or
ganzatfons shall be effected the third Monday of
April each year, except otherwise provided in
tion thirty mine hundred and fourteen.
Sec. 39S1 Vacancies in any board of education, ars
ing from DEATH non-residence resignation, expulsion
for gross neglect of duty, failure of person
elected appointed to qualify within ten days after
the annual organization after his appointment or
from other which occur more than fifteen days
before the next annual election the board shall fl
without delay, until the next annual election when
successor shall be elected to I'LL the unexpired term
Sec. 1887. The board of education of district is
empowered to buid enlarge, repair and furnish nee
essary purchase or lease sites therefor
or rights of way thereto, or rent suitable school
rooms, and make all other necessary provisions for
the schools under its control.
Sec. $3.50. When it becomes necessary to select
site and build, to rebuild the school-house of
joint subdistrict, for the better accommodation
scholars change the schoohouse site and erect
building thereon, the question of such selec
ton, building, rebuilding, change of site and erec-
tion of new building, shall be determined by ma
jority vote of the electors of such subdistrct
funds which may be or have been assessed and collect
ed for the building of such school-house shall be
transferred to the custody of the board of education
of the township in which the building is to be
erected which board shall proceed in all matters
nected with the erection of the building in accord
with the provisions of this chapter and If the
location be changed to another township the person.
al property belonging to such sub-dstrict shall be
transferred to the board of education of such town.
ship; and any real property belonging thereto and
situated in the township from which the location is
changed, shall be sold by the board of education of
such township, and the proceeds of the sale trans
erred to the board of education of the township to
| which the location is changed.
Sec. 404. No pupil shall be suspended from school
by superintendent teacher, except for such time
be necessary the board of education
of the district and pupil shall be expelled except
by vote of twothfrds of such board and not until
the parent guardian of the offending pupil has been
notified of the proposed expulsion, and permitted to
be heard against the same and no pupil shall be sus
pended expelled from any school beyond the
| rent term thereof.
Sec. 4ol7 The board of education of each district
shall have the management and control of the public
schools of the district, with full power to appoint
superintendent and assistant saperntcadeat of the
schools, superntsHdent of building, and teachers,
janitors and other employees, and fix their salaries
pay, which salaries pay shall not be either in
creased diminished during the for which the
appointment is made; but person shall be appoints
ed for longer time than that for which member of
the board is elected and such board may dismiss
appontee for ineficency, neglect of duty, immoral
ity, improper conduct. Provided, that the board
of education of any township district shall not
poy teacher for any sub-disrict thereof If major
ity of the parents guardians of children of school
age of said sub-district shall protest in writing to
said board of education, against the employment OF
such teacher; said protest to be be filed with the
township clerk president of said board, prior to
such employment.
having charge or control of any child between the
of eight and fourteen years. shall be required to
send such child to common school, for at least
twelve weeks in each school at least six weeks
which shall be consecutive unless the board of ed
ucaton having control of the school district SUBJ
Il district in which such parent guardian resides
excuse such child from attendance when 1t appears
to the satisfaction of such board that the chds bod
lily mental condition is such to its at
tendance at school, or application to study for the
time required, that its time and labor essen
TALLY for the support of an INDECENT parent
brother sister, that it is being otherwise fur
nished with the means of education for like period
of time, has already acquired branches of learning
ordinarily taught in common schools but If the COM
mon school of the district subdistrict in which
such parent guardian resides is distant two miles
from his residence by the nearest travelled road he
shall not be liable to the provisions of this section
i and the subsequent sections of this chapter.
Sec. 1921. No manufacturer, owner of mills or
mines agent, oyerseer, contractor landlord other
person. shall employ any child under fourteen years
during the established school hours of the To-
cality, who has resided in this state during the
school year next preceding the commencement OF
such empoyment and is under the control of parent
or guardian and is not dependent upon its own re-
sources for support unless such child has attended
some common or private school for the term of as
least twelve weeks during the school year next pre-
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the clerk of board Of the teacher of the
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t.ta or cause 70 he taLen annnav according tn the
nrovsion of this cbanter between the first and third
Mond.y IN Son+emher an anumaration Of youtb resi-
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