Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-02-15

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expel, il in their judgment the case war
rants It.
Sec. SO. All cases Of suspension and
the causes therefor shall be reported by the
Principal Immediately to the parents OF
guardians. as well as to the Trustees.
Principal shall also notify the Trustees
when suspended pupils are rsinstated.
Sec. "a. The unexcused absence OF a
pupil three days, or three acts OF uneX,
cused hardness, in any school month, shaA
be good cause for forfeiture Of seat; but on
personal application by the parent or
guardian, the Principal may remit.
Sec. 50. Pupils who shall in any way
deface or injure any .chool property shall
be liable to suspension OF expulsion, and
their parents shall be liable for damages
on complaint Of the Principal OF Trustees.
Pupils whose parents shall have created a
disturbance in school, or shall have cen
sured, abused or insulted any teacher be-
fore their classes, or on the school prem
ises, shall be liable TO suspension or expul-
sion.
Sec. SO. Whenever a pupil is absent con
~tinuously the teacher shall notify the
parents, unless satisfactory informa.
ton Of the cause Of the absence Is OBJ
tanned.
Sec. 81. Pupils detained from school
must bring a written excuse from their
| parents on their return. "A written or per
sonal excuse from the parent must be re.
quired in cases Of tardiness OF dismissal
before the close Of schools, but no pupil
shall be sent home for an excuse during
session hours, except by the Principal, nor
shall any pupil be sent for absent or tardy
pupils.
Sec. 80. No pupils shall be absent a
part Of the day for the purpose of receiv-
ing instruction elsewhere, except by per
mission Of the Principal.
Sec. 80. Pupils who are not in Their
class rooms at 9 o'clock A. N. shall be
| marked as tardy.
Sec. 40. Principal shall report the
names Of habitual truants to the Clerk OF
the Board, whenever the case requires the
assistance of the Constable.
Sec. Al. All pupils not in delicate health
shall be required to pass out of the class
rooms at recesses, except in Indictment
weather.
Sec. AZ. Teachers are recommended to
avoid detention after school hours, except
in extreme cases.
Sec. 43. Pupils shall give due attention
to personal ~neatness and cleanliness, and
any who fail in this respect must be sent
home to be properly prepared for school.
Any pupil who has not been vaccinated or
who is affected with any contagious dis.
ease, or in whose family there may be any
contagious disease, shall not be allowed to
remain in school or return to school with
out a certificate from the attending physi-
clan that all danger Of contagion is past.
Sec. A. Pupils on entering school shall
be furnished with a list of books and other
articles required in the course of study,
and the neglect or refusal of parents to
supply the required books within one week
shall constitute cause for forfeiture of seat.
Sec. 50. Whenever the Principal is sat
isded that parents are too poor to furnish
books, he shall make out a list on the
proper blanks, which shall be signed by
the parent in the presence Of the Principal,
returned to the Principal and by him t.
the Trustees, who will furnish the books.
All books so supplied shall be numbered
and labeled as library books, and shall b.
collected by the Principal at the end o
each term and placed in the school library
to be used as occasion may require in sup.
| plying other pupils. No pupil who fails t.
| return books in reasonably good condition
| shall be transferred or supplied with book
in the future.
Sec. 46. Principal and assistants shall
L Itdu \ v bhcI pupiin thS iulcS WHICH BONeIi
them, namely, Sections "a, q, 30 to 46 in
elusive, on the first school day of each term
NER REGULATIONS.
Sec. AZ. School buildings shall be use,
exclusively for public instruction.
Sec. AZ. Whenever a female teache
marries, her position in the district thereb,
becomes vacant.
Sec. 40. No nonresident pupil shall b
admitted to a seat in the schools Of thi
district until the school moneys due by OIL
p~ortionment to such children has bee
transferred as provided by law.