The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-23

ST. Paul, Mimi. Sept II, 1896.
From the Special Committee on Rules to the
|, Board of School Inspectors -
i Gentlemen: We recommend the adoption OF
the following rules, and all rules inconsistent
herewith, or any part thereof, are hereby re-
pealed.
60. The principals of the evening schools
shall comply with the rules of the Board OF
School Inspectors, and the instructionseof the
Superintendent of Schools; shall make all re-
quired reports and shall each instruct at
least one of the classes in the school under
his care. He shall report, Immediately, to
the Secretary OF the Board any damage done
to the desks or other furniture, the buildings
and premises.
e5. They shall be held personally RESPONSE
bic for the care OF the desks and other fur
niture and all property belonging to tha
school estate located in their respective
rooms; unless they Immediately report the
damage done to the same with the names
of the pupil or pupils to the principal.
II. The teachers of the public schools are
prohibited from receiving any presents or
testimonials procured by subscription from
pupils under their charge, and this rule shall
be so construed as to include fruit and flower
showers, so-cailed. No collection OF money
for any purpose shall be taken from the pu-
pills OF the schools by teachers or other en-
ployes of the Board. No teacher in the pub
lie schools shall give private lessons for pay
to members OF his own classes.
100. Any pupil who shall cut or otherwise
deface or injure any desks or other furnf-
ture, fences. trees, outbuildings or other
property belonging to any OF the public
schools. or shall use or write any profane
or obscene language on any public school
premises. shall be liable to suspension, or
other punishment. according to the nature
OF the oHense. No pupil thus suspended
shall be restored until he has made full paw
ment for all damages.
1876. Teachers absent on account of sick
ness may be paid their regular salary, less
the salary of substitute for the time Of such
absence, which reduction shall be made
whether substitute is paid not. In such
cases the term OF said absence must not ex-
coed twenty days or full school month
Teachers compelled by law to be absent from
school because of the presence of contagious
diseases in their homes. receive full pay
certificate certifying to the fact of quaran-
tine be presented by the absent teachers
During the absence of the Kindergarten d.
rectress. by reason OF illness or other causes.
the assistant Kindergarten shall substitute
for the dfreetress at the minimum schedule
salary for that position. The substitute tax
ing the place Of the assistant at the mini
mum OF the schedule for assistant kinder
gartner.
1871. Principals. assistant principals. special
teachers and supervisors shall be allowed
half pay for absence occasioned by personal
Illness: provided that In sucn cases the term
OF said absence must not exceed twenty DAYS
or a full school month. whether Or not a
substitute has been employed. In cases of
allowed half pay for absence oecasioned
thereby thereby for q period not to exceed three
days.
IT'S. The janitors are required to report
Immediately to the principal OF the building
any damage done to the furniture or buiId-
ing.
l76. Janitors are hereby requested to coma
to the Secretary's Office on the first and third
Saturdays OF each month for supplies under
the direction of their principal
Respectfully submitted
H. C. McNAIR, Chairman.
Approved and report of committee adoDted
read by
Ayes@nspectors May, McNafr scho,,a
Wilkes, Yoerg and Mr.. Presidents.
Nays-0.
The report OF the Secretary was referred
to committee consisting of Inspectors Nc
Nair and Wilkes. with power to act
NEW BUSINESS.
The attention Of the Board was called tn
the fact that the Common Council had neg
iected to pass the ordinance appropriatine
in the annual budget submitted to the MAYER
for the maintenance of the free public
schools for the ensuing year. Also that the
said appropriation must, by order Of the
city charter, be made before Sept / Of each
year.
President Abbott appointed a committee
consisting OF Inspectors Wilkes. SchoiIe and
foerg TO wait on the Mayor and Corporation
Attorney to devise ways and means whereby
the schools might be opened Monday Sent
H. 1886. N'P'
There being no further business before =
on motion. the Board adjourned ~
q. ]. ABBOTT. President.
JAMES p. HEALY. Secretary