The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-15
Rules and Regulations
Elv Public School.
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s. School shall commence on the first Monday
of September and shall consist of three terms. The
tall term shall contain sixteen weeks; the winter and
sprng terms, twelve each.
t. There shall be two sessions of school each day;
the first shall commence at 945 A. M. and close at
1:3O A. NJ; the second shall commence at Loop. NJ
and close at 3:45 2. N.
s. There shall be recesses, but appropriate
caIisthenic exercises each session.
g. Any parent or guardian feeling aggreved at
The action Of any teacher may make application for
redress to the principal in the matter is not
satisfactorily adjusted by him an appeal may be
made to the board, but complaint shall be enter
tanned by the board except on such an appeal
Regarding Teachers
/. 1t shall be the duty of the principal to have
general supervision Of all buildings and grounds,
books and apparatus teachers and pupils and make
reports concerning the whenever required
Teachers required to be in their respective
rooms before the first bell rings for each session.
which shall be thirty minutes before school opens in
the morning and fifteen minutes in the afternoon.
Regarding Pupils
l. No child under years of age shall be ad-
nitted pupil and children entering school for
the first time shall not be admitted later than the
second Monday of each term.
2. Pupils affected with contagious disease or
having been exposed to it, shall not be admitted to
school, after recovery, without physicians
certificate.
8. Pupils shall not be admitted to the building
until after the first bell of each session.
+ Regular and punctual attendance will be re-
CURED Exception to this rule will be made in
of sickness.
5. Pupils tardy or absent, should bring written
excuse from the parent stating the reason for the
same the first time appearing in school after such
hardness absence; neglecting to bring the excuse
at that time, it must be brought after the first return
home, and except for extraordinary reasons, the
pupil will not be admitted classes without it, Time
lost in returning for excuses must be made up after
school.
6. No excuse shall be accepted which does not
state the reasons for absence or hardness, and no
excuse shall be granted In consequence of staying
out to work Or do errands Nothing but sickness of
the pupil or the family, something making it
equally impossible inconvenient to attend school,
shall be deemed sufficient ground for excuse
Z. When, for any cause other than those indicated
in the last statement of rule six, pupils absence
shall amount to two days during four consecutive
weeks "a of hardness shall count the same as
half days absence), such pupil shall be suspended
ana ne Snali De reStaCod only on assurance from the
parents that his attendance shall be regular and
punctual.
8. Pupils will be excused from the building before
disnission only in of sickness
9. Any pupil absent during examination shall be
required to take the examination after school hours
10. Regular promotions will be made at the end
of the school year When the ability and interest of
8 pupil warrant it, promotion may take place any
time, likewise, the pupil may be placed in lower
class whenever the scholars and classs interest de-
mand it.
II. Parents will be held responsible for any injury
done by their children to school property of any
description.
-. Pupils guilty of any ofenses or improprieties
not enumerated in these rules, for violation of any
rule shall be liable to suspension or such punishment
as the offense requires
10. The foregoing rules made for the best
interests of the pupils and the school DIT large and
ask parents to assist in keeping and enforcing
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