Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-11-05

ored School shall be governed by these
regulations under the directions of the
Principal.
ARTICLE III.
ASSISTANTS.
SEC. s. Assistants must be in their
respective rooms at least ten minutes
before the ringing of the second bell in
the forenoon and five minutes before
the second bell in the afternoon, and,
at the close of the afternoon session
shall prompaly leave their rooms to the
care of the Janitor; individual work
with pupils, bearing unfinished recita-
tons, administering punishment, or
doing other work necessary 20 the
school being the only cause for remain
ing.
SEC. 8. Assistants must maintain
strict order and discipline in their res
pective rooms; they shall protect the
furniture and apparatus from injury
and abuse aud shall cooperate with the
Principal in preserving order in the
balls and about the premises, and it
shall be their duty to take notice of
any and all cases of misconduct of pu-
pills while under control of the school
and to report thesame to the Principal.
SEC. 10. In maintaining order and
discipline teachers are authorized to
use judiciously and effectively any us
ual means to secure obedience, respect,
industry aud advancement ofpupils IN
their respective grades, and they shall
not hesitate to call on the Principal
when his assistance is needed.
SEC. II. Teachers must require sat
isfactory excuses from parents either in
person or writing, for all cases of alb
sence ana hardness and are authorized
to use any speedy and effective means
for securing the same.
SEC. II. In all cases of absence of
teachers substitute shall be appoint
ed by the Principal. aud If such sub
stitute shall teach more than two con-
secutive days the matter of compensa-
ton my be adjusted by the teacher and
the substitute. ProUlded. that in all
cases of avoida BILE absence the salary
of the teacher shall be the pay of the
substitute, said teacher FORGETTING sal
airy for the time absent.
SEC. 10. Teachers are required to
attend a teachers meeting at the close
of each month for the purpose of max
ing reports and consulting with the
Principal in regard to the work of the
school.
ARTICLE ".
PUPILS.
SEC. IA. Pupils shall not be per-
mitted to enter the premises or build
ing before the first bell in the morning
except by permission of the Principal.
They shall not linger on the way nor
about the grounds or building after the
ringing of the first bell, but must enter
their rooms and pursue their studies
quietly.
SEC. IS. Nonresident may be adj
mitted at $3.50 per month. at the dis
erection of the Principal, after all resi-
dent pupils have been seated, and no
nonresident pupil expelled from or
leaving his own district on account of
misconduct shall be admitted.
SEC. Is. Pupils must have the nee
essary books and supplies for the work
in their respective grades and shall be
permitted to study together only in ex-
ceptional cases at the discretion of the
teacher.
SEC. II. Pupils must be neat and
clean of person, manneredly and re-
spectful to the teachers and to each
other; they shall abstain from all pro-
fame and indecent language and con-
duct. and from the use of tobacco in
any form while under control of the
school.
SEC. Is. Pupils are prohibited from
imposing on each other, quarreling
aud fighting, and, from carrying or
having any weapons Or instruments for
throwing missiles of any kind, and any
injury done to school property by cut
ting, writing or unnecessary break
ing shall be made good by repair and
may subject the offender to punish
ment.
SEC. 10. No pupil affected with a
contagious of infectious disease or COM
ing from families or places SO effected
shall be allowed TO attend school.
SEC. 20. No pupil shall be allowed
to depart from school before the usual
time unless on account of sickness or
some other urgent cause of which the
teacher is to be the judge, nor shall
any pupil be allowed to- be absent at
any time during school hours to pur-
sue any other study. drill or practice.
SEC. 81. Sickness 10 the family or
some other urgent reason rendering at
tendance impossible or extremely in
convenient shall be deemed sufficient
cause for absence. Absence and tardI-
ness from any other cause will not be
excused, and where the pupil is at
fault will be treated as truancy.
SEC. %. Hardness without excuse
may subject the pupil to punishment
and no unsatisfactory excuse for alb
sence or hardness shall be accepted By
the teacher. A forged excuse shall in
all cases be cause for punishment or