The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-05-22

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examined in about the same sUUlr-
les as heretofore, except first grade
applicants, who shall be examined
as heretofore and also in Physical
geography and Civil government.
(g.) A third grade certificate
shall be valid for period of one
year only from the date thereof.
A second grade certificate shall be
valid for one year only, unless the
applicant shall make a grade of at
least sixty per cent in every branch
upon which he is examined and q
general average of at least eighty
per cent in all branches upon
which he is examined. when said
certificate shall be valid for a Pc
Rod of two years from date there
of. A first grade certificate shall
be valid for one year only, unless
the applicant shall make a grade
of at least sixty per cent in all
branches upon which he is exam
ined and an average grade of at
least eighty per cent in all branch
es upon which he is examined, in
which case it shall be valid for a
period of two years. If he shall
make a grade of at least seventy
per cent in every branch upon
which he is Examined, and an
average of not less than ninety per
cent in all branches upon which he
is examined, then said certifcatN
shall be valid for three years frt
date thereof; provided that no Ger
tificste of any grade shall ever be
renewed.
Sec. 7. Teachers holding e d.
ploma from Texas State Normal
School or from the Peabody Nor
NAL School of Nashville, Tennessee
may teach in the public schools of
this State during good behavior,
and such diplomas shall rank as
first grade certificates, and such
teachers shall not be subject to ex-
animation by any board of exami-
ners. A teacher holding a first or
second grade certificate from q
Texas State Normal School may
teach in the public schools in this
State for three years after is
suance, or during good behavior,
and shall not be subject to exami-
nation by any board of examiners.
Sec. s. Any teacher who may
have had two years experience in
teaching, and who shall pass salts
factorily an examination prescrib-
ed by the state superintendent, and
shall make a grade Of not less than
sixty per cent in any one branch,
and an average grade of not less
than seventy per cent, shall be en-
titled to a state certificate, good
throughout the State of Texas for
a period of three years from date
of issuance. If he shall make an
average grade of not less than sew
enty per cent, and not less than
seventy per cent in any one
branch, he shall receive a certii-
cate which shall be good through
oul the State for a perio g
years from date of issuan
-slrali-narkc- IN average
than ninety per cent ant
than seventy per cent in any one
branch he shall receive a State
certificate good throughout Texas
for a period of ten years or during
good behavior. And during the
time in which the certificate pro-
vided for in this act is specified as
valid the teacher holding the same
shall not be subject to examina-
ton by any board of examiners.
Sec. 10. county certificate shall
be valid only in the county in
which it is issued. A city certif-
cate shall be valid only in the city
in which it is issued. A summer
normal certificate, a state certif-
cate, certificate from a Texas
state normal school, diploma
from q Texas state normal school
or the Peabody normal at Nash
vile, Tennessee, shall be valid any
where in Texas. Certificates shall
be valid for the time they are is
sued, unless cancelled by the au-
thority issuing the same for good
cause shown. Any teacher who
may hold a diploma comforting on
him the degree of Bachelor of
Arts, Bachelor of Science, or any
higher acader-ic degree from any
college or uni srsity of the first