St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-26

IuiIiOl III tilC lCSpCCblNC SCHOOio
for pupils who aresnon-residents shall
be as follows:
First Second Third
Term. Term. Term.
High. Teachers
training and
Manual Training
schools. .. .s2O 90 SIS 90 SIS 90
Grammar schools 10 90 Z SO 3 so
Urinary and In
ERIN edia ate
SCHOOLS. ......... 90 6 90 6 90
4S. Each day, at the close of school, it
shall be the duty of each teacher to no
THY the parent or guardian of every
pupil who was absent or tardv in at
tendance; each notice shall be noted OPP
poslte pupils name in the register by
the letter III the proper column of the
day.
40. Teachers shall take daily care
that the school houses and furniture
and apparatus in the same. as we'll as
the outbuildings, fences and all the
property belonging to the school estate,
be not defaced or injured by the pupils.
30. They shall carefully observe the
temperature of the rooms, and use all
proper means to avoid those injurious
extremes OF heat and cold which negli-
gence might induce.
81. They shall enroll the names of
pup lis as soon as they are admitted and
carefully mark all the absences each
half day. and report monthly to the
principal the number of pupils admitted
and the average attendance.
81. Each teacher is required to have
copy OF these regulations at all times
In the school room, and to read to the
pupils at least once each term so much
OF the same as will give them an under
standing of the rules by which they are
to be governed. Each pupil shall also
receive printed abstract of the rules.
53. No department shall be dismissed
for the purpose of visiting any lecture,
painting, menagerie, or other show or
exhibition, or for going on any eXcur-
sion, picnic or other diversion, without
first obtaining the sanction of the SUI
perintendent.
"a. No teacher shall sell or be inter
ested in the sale of any books, maps or
stationery or other wares, nor shall the
teachers award medals or other prizes
to the pupils under their charge.
50. The teachers of the public
schools are prohibited from receiving
any presents or testimonials procured
Dy subscription from pupils under their
charge. and this rule shall be so con-
strued as to include fruit and flower
showers, sO-called. No collection of
money for any purpose shall be taken
from the pupils of the schools by teach
ers or other employees of the Board.
So. The teachers shall in no way in
terfere with the religion of the children
attending the schools. and shall not
allow any school room to be used at any
time for any other purpose than for the
secular education of the children.
81. Any teacher may be dismissed
for cause at any time. The salary of
such teacher shall be continued for fif-
teen days after dismissal. and at least
fifteen days notice shall be given the
Board by any teacher desiring to resign
his position before such resignation
shall be accepted, and in case of failure
to give such notice, such teacher shalt
forfeit fifteen days pay.
50. Any pupil about to remove to
another district shall notify the Princi-
pal of his school. who shall grant him a
certificate of transfer before he shall be
admitted to any other public school:
and no pupil residing within the limits,
prescribed by the Board. of a district
school. shall be admitted to a district
school outside of such limits. without a
written permission from the Supern-
tendent.
50. Pupils are expected to attend
school constantly and punctuaIly; and
10y PoPii tbCoNi9tg llOtll NildlCStI CduSt,
snail, after one session at most, bring to
the teacher proper excuse from his
parent or guardian, for such absence or
hardness.
80. No pupil shall be permitted to
leave school before It's close. for the
purpose of attending to any music.
writing OF other private lessons, or for
any other cause, except that of sickness
or some pressing emergency of which the
Principal shall be the Judge.
81. Any pupil who shall be absent
six half days in four consecutive weeks,
without an excuse from his parents OF
guardian. given either in person or by
written note, satisfying the teacher that
the absence was necessary, shall forfeit
his seat in the school and be marked
Left in the register; and if, upon his
return. he fail to present such an eX-
cuse, the teacher shall forthwith send
him to the Principal, who shall suspend
HIM and notify the parents and Super
intendent to that effect. No pupil thus
suspended shall be returned to school
till his parent or guardian shall have
given to the Principal satisfactory as
surance of punctual attendance in the
future. In the application of this rule.
hardness shall be counted as absence,
one case counting as one-half days alb
Sence.
62. Truant playing is strictly forbid
den, and no pupil shall be received into
the schools after playing truant, without
a permit from the Principal; and no
pupil shall be readmitted more than
twice i'll one year, after suspension tor
truancy. without permission from the
Superintendent.
63. Pupils who shall be guilty of de-
facing or injuring any of the school
nrnnprfU shall N full al 1o,
age, in default of which they shall be
suspended from the school, and be re-
admitted only by permission of the Su-
perintendent
GA. Pupils shall not be permitted to
assemble about the school building
more than thirty minutes before the
commencement of school or remain
after being dismissed.
%. Any child who comes to school
without having received proper atten-
ton as to the cleanliness of his person
aud dress, shall be sent home to be
properly prepared for the school room.
66. No pupil afflicted with contagious
disease, or exposed to the same, shall
be allowed to remain in any Of the
public schools.
81. In special cases, when it would
be injurious for pupils to 60 home at
noon on account of inclement weather.
or their great distance from school.
they shall be allowed to remain, and
some suitable provision shall be made
IN each case.
GS. All school buildings shall be
opened for the admission of pupils one
half hour before the commencement of
school each morning.
90. No pupil shall be kept out of his
proper room, exposed to the cold OR in
clemency of the weather, in the halls or
yards of the school.
20. No pupil shall be detained at
noon recess, and. whenever pupils are
detained in the school room at any other
recess, they shall be allowed to pass out
after the recess is closed.
II. No pupil shall be detained in the
afternoon after school hours for study,
punishment or other purpose, more than
thirty minutes.
Y. No pupil shall be allow ed to re-
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