The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-04-14

The following IL the substance of the
Workman law abolishing the present SUI
district boards and creating township
Boards of Education. 1t Will not,;go into
effect until April 1899: s,'i
SKCrIoN 1915. The Board of Education OF
each township district divided int sub
districts shall consist Of the township
cl ,rk. and one irector elected Tor a term
OF three years from each subdistrict. The
clerk of the township shall be ex-ofiicIo
the clerk of the Board, but shall have no
vote except in case of n tie.
SECTION 1916. There shall be elected by
ballot on the second Monday of April, 1899,
In each sub district, F." by the quali-
fled electors thereof, one competen mt per-
son, having the qualifications of an elector
therein, to b. styled director.
Those elected shall be divided upon the
third Monday of April thereafter by lot,
into three classes as nearly equal rs posi-
BILE; the directors of the first class shall
serve for the tern. of one year, the directors S
OF the second class for two wears and the
directors of the third class for three years.
All elections OF directors thereafter shall
April, and all directors shall serve until
their predecessor are elected and qualified.
The Office of local director in each sub
district shall terminate aftor the first cleo
ton and qualifications Of directors under
this act.
SECTION 1920. Tho Board of Education
shall hold regular SESSIONS on the third
Monday OF April, June, August,
October, December and February, at the
usual places of holding townshi p elections,
or Mt such places in the immediate vicinity
thereof as may be conver lent, for the tran: :
action of business, and may adjourn from
time 10 time, or hold special meetings at
any other time or place within the town
ship, as II deems desirable, for tho transac-
ton of business; which special meeting
may be called by the township clerk, by
the president OF the Board, OF by two or
more members of the Board, but each
member OF the Board must be duly notified
thereof personally, or by written notice lett
at his residence or usual place of business.
40 v. 1876. sec. 81; si v. 3iG.l
SECTION 1929. The school In n joint sub
district shall be under the control OF the
Board of Education In the township in
which the school house is situate, OF Shich
Board the director of the joint dis
trict shall be member; but such school
shall be supported from the school funds oI
the townships having territory IN the joint
sub-di strict, In proportion to the enumel-
alton of youth, as provided In sections
thirty y-nine hundred and s,xty-one and
ri .pine hun RI ri vtv
SECTION 1887. Tile Board of Education oil
any district is empowered to buiid, enlarge
repair and furnish the necessary school
bouses, purchase or lease sites therefor, OF
rights of way thereto, or rent suitable
school rooms, provide all the necessary
apparatus and axe all other necessary pro-
visions for the schools under lis control /;
also, the Board shall provide iuel for schools
and build and keep IN good repair all fen.
Gems inclosing such school houses, plant
when deemed desirable shade and orna
mental trees on the school grounds, and
make all other provisions necessary for the
| convenience and prosperity OF the school.
| within the sub-districts. +"
SECTION 4D1i. No pupil shall be suspend
ed from school by a superintendent Oh
| teacher except for such time as may be
necessary to convene tho Board of Eiuca
ton, and no pupil shall be ex-
pelled except by vote OF two-thirds OF
such BOARD, Ind not until the parent or
guardian OF the offending pupil has been
| notified OF the proposed expulsion, aud
permitted TO be heard against the same
| and no pupil she'll be suspended orexpelled
from any school bey ond the current term
thereof. E70 v 1876, Sec. III
SECTION 4Ul7. The Board of Education OF
each district shall have the management
and control Of the public schools OF the dis
trict with full power !" tOappOint q
superintendent and assistant su perintsnd-
ent of buildings, and teachers, janitors and
| other employees, and fix their salaries OF
pay, which pay may be inereasek butshall
not be diminished during the term for
which The appointment is made; but no
person shall be appointed for a longertime
| than that for which y member of the Bo ,rd
is elected; and such Board may
dismiss any appointee for Inc efficiency, neg
| lect OF duty, immortality, or improper con-
duct
SECTION i0t8. " 1t shall be unlaw-
full for the township Board OF Education
prior to the annual election on the second
Monday OF April, and the qualification oi
the director or directors elected thereat, to
employ or contract to employ any teacher
for term to commence alter the expira
tion OF the current school Year;
and said Board at the end OF any month or
at the end of tie term, shall give to the
| teachers employed by them certificates OF
sucn employment, and of services rend-
cred, addressed to the township cierk. who
upon presentation thereof, and complia nee
by such teachers with the provisions OF
section forty hundred and fifty-one, shall
draw orders on township treasurer for the
amounts certified to be due. in favor of the
parties entitled thereto, and the treasurer
shall pay the same. 80
SECTION 1882. The Clerk OF the Board oi
Education of each district shall EN-
pIoy a sufficient mum ber OF com petemt per.
sons to take and re.ufn to him the emu
meration of his district III the manner
prescribed In this chapter.
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