The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-12

teDdent, who shall refer the request. with re.
Fort Tor or against TO the Committee on Rules,
who may grant or deny The request, or refer 10 10
the Board. In case the request Is granted, the
Chairman OF The committee shall notify tile Su-
pernLendent OF The fact.
Duties and Rights of Pupils.
Sec. 154. Every pupil Is expected 10 attend
school punctuay and regularly; TO conform to
the regulations OF the school and TO obey
promptly all the directions of the teacher; TO OBJ
serve good oder and pfopriety of department
to be dlligent in study, respectful to teachers
and Kind and Obliging 10 schoolmates; 10 refrain
entirely from the use Of profane ana vulgar
language and 10 be clean and neat in person aud
clothing.
Sec. 155. All day schools shall be open for the
admission OF pupils over y ars of aye
Sec. 156. All primary or grammar school pu.
piis, except those desiring 10 attend schools ex-
ciuslVely Tor boys or Tor girls. or 10 study Ger
man or French, shall attend The nearest school
where accommodations can be had in a suitable
grade; but the Superintendent or Committee on
Ciassiileations may transfer pupil TO more
distant school when, III their judgment, good
reasons exist therefor. No pupil, however Shall
be admitted TO any school TO tie exclusion of auy
who i've neater the school. In case OF removal
ironi one part Hi the city TO another the transfer
OF pupil from one school TO another before the
close OF the school year shall be optional with
the parents.
See. 1877. In the assignment Of pupils to any
grade Which may Include two or more classes,
principals must so distribute pupils as 10 make
the classes of equal rank IN point OF ability. In
nixed schools an equal number OF boys and
grls must be assigned to each class Of the same
grade.
Sec. 15S Whenever the prescribed number of
pupils has been admitted into any class or grade,
ihe principal shall keep a register of all appll-
cahts entitled TO admission, who shall be ad-
mtted TO vacancies In the order Of their regstra-
Hon whenever pupil Is transferred, a
certificate snail be given stating the name age
grade. scholarship department, attendance.
residence, whether Vaccinated or not and cause
OF transfer. Principals must not receive pupils
WHO nave attended any other public school
within period OF one year, without transfers
If ai
on leaving school, TO receive 4 certificate IN ac
cordance With their scholarship and department.
Sec. 49, Pupils shall give due attention to
personal neatness and cleanliness. and any who
TAI In this respect must be sent home TO be prop
erIy prepared for school. Pupils who are AT.
fected with any contagious disease, or In whose
families there may be any contagious diseases,
shall not be allowed to remain In school or 10 re-.
turn TO school without certificates from the al
teudlng physicians, cOuntersigned Dy the Health
onicer, that all danger OF cODtagion is past.
Sec. 1913 Nonresident pupils shall he admit
ted 10 the public schools or the city and county
OF San francisco only TO the extent that the
school accommodations may be In excess Of the
Immediate need OF the resident population. For
THIS privilege all such nonresident pupils attend
ing Tie pubic schools shall pay TO the Board OF
Education to the credit of the Gene al Fund.- for
each term OF nve mouths In advance:
High School and Commercial School .....,., $50 90
Grammar or Pr mary SeGoo................ 10 90
No nonresident pupil shall be admitted to a seat
In any school Of tile department until such pupil
snail nave presented 10 The principal OF The
school receipt. showing hat the required tut.
tion has been paid to ths Superintendent. Ex-
celt when the schools are filled with the resident
pupils, nonresident parents or guardians, who
pay lakes TO the city and county of San Fran.
cisco, shall be entitled TO send. free OF charge
one pupil belonging 10 their own family, aud no
mole, for every $500 valuation OF San Francisco
property on which they pay taxes. A receip pied
tax bill shall be required as violence.
Sec l64. No petition against a teacher shall be
received by the Board of Education or by any
committee thereof. from the pupils OF any school
or class; but their grievances may be presented
Dy petition IL their parents or guardians.
Sec. 100. Pupils regularly admitted TO any one
OF the High Schools who, by reason OF illucss or
Tor any other sufficient reason. are unable TO DO
all the wolk oil the regular course, may. upon re-
quest OF the parent or guardian, take any portion
thrreof, so long as they continue to perform sat
isfactorIly that portion OF the course which they
undertake; but no pupil taking less than the en-
tire course shall be graduated or receive any
diploma unless by vote OF the Board of Educa-
HON upon The recommendation OF the Committee
On Rules.
Sec. 166. Special students In one or more
branches may be adm lifted TO the High Schools
by ihe Superintendent or tile Committee on
Rules, upon the certificate of the principal and
The classteac her that there Is room for such
pupil, and that the regular classes Will not be
thereby incOmmoded. No such special publ
shall receive from the class-teaeher any more
time or attention than Is gwen to other members
Of the class to which such pupil is attached.
Vaccination.
Sec. 1877. Teachers must not admit pupils to
school except on satisfactory evidence that chill
dren applying for admission have been yacci-
mated. In case the certificate OF vaccination has
Deeh lost, aud 1t Is impossible for IN parent or
guardian TO obtain duplicate certIn cate, Il GER
tlhcate from the Health Offic-r, msde after per-
sona examination, that Tie child has been vac.
cinated. shall be satisfactory evidence.
Sec. 16S. The Board OF Education must en-
force the following provisions OF IAN act to en-
courage and provide for a general vaccination
10 the State OF California" approved February
20, 1889:
'sECTIoN 1. The Trustees of the several COM
mon school districts In this State, and boards of
common school government In tie several cities
aud towns, are directed to exclude from tile
benefits Of the common schools therein any
child or any person who has not been vacclnated
until such time when said child or person shall
be successfully vaccnaied; provided, that any
pracliclng and licensed physician may certify
that the child or person has used due diligence
aud cannot be yaccinated so as to produce a sue
ce:siul vaccination, whereupon such child or
person shall be excepted from The operation Of
this act.
"Sec. 2. The Trustees or local boards aunually
or AT sucn special times TO be stated by the
State Board OF Hralin, must give at least ten
days notice. by posting notice In two or III ore
public or conspicuous places within their jurs-
diction. that provision has been made for the vac
clnatiOn OF any child OF suitable age who may
desire 10 attend the common schools. and whose
parents or guardians are pecuniaiiiy or other
child.
"Sec. 3. The said Trustees or board must.
within Sky days after the passage Of this act,
and every year thereafter ascertain the number
OF children or persons In their respective school
uisiiiCtS VI suuuNlslOH Vi INC CITY school gov
ernment being OF age suitable to attend common
SCHOOLS, VINO have not already been VAGINAL ed,
ana make list OF the names OF all such children
or persons. II also shall be The duty OF such
Trustees or board TO provide, for the vaccination
Oh all such children or persons In their respective
school districts. a good and reliable vaccine
virus Wherewith 10 vaccinate such children or
petsons who have not been vaccinxied; and
when SO vaccinated to give certificate Of vac.
clnatl0D, which certificate shall be evidence
thereof Tor the purpose Of complying with Sec
tion l."
Pupils and Teachers.
Sec. 1853. Teachers must hold pupils to a strict
accountability for any dlsordorly conduct on
their way TO or from school. or on tue school
premises. They must endeayor to prevent them
from gathering around the promises before the
time OF opening the yards. and must require hem
to go home Immediately after dismissal
Sec. no. Pupils, on entering school, must be
furnished with list OF books aud other articles
required 10 the course OF study The neglect or
refusal OF parents TO supply the reauil ed book =
within one week shall constitute cause for for
felture OF seat.
sec. III. Whenever principals are satisfied
that parents aie TOO poor 10 furnish books they
shall make out list on The proper blInks which
shall be signed by the parent and returned to the
principals, who shall furnish the books from the
school libraries All books so supplied shall be
numbered and labeled as library books, and shall
be collected by the principals at the end of each
term. aud replaced In the school library, to be
used as occasion may require in supplying other
pupils. NO publ WHO fails TO .oirru books In
reasonably good cc.,aliIon shall be supplied wit h
then ID .ae Iutufs
sec. 172. Pupils must not be del aimed for study
or Tor punishment during any part OF tile noon
intermssion or the short recess. All pup lis ex.
cept those In delicate health must be requ ired tt
pass out OF the classroom at recesses, exc ept In
tnciement weather.
Sec. 17s. No pupil shall have leave to DO alb