The herald., 1898-10-14
THE PROPOSED CITY cHAzrxn

THE PROPOSED CITY cHAzrxn
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more than twenty-one hundred dollars.
sec. 17s. In addition to the duties Inn
posed by the general laws OF the state, II
shall be the duty of the City School su-
perintendent:
"a To observe and enforce all rules
and regulations OF the Board of Educa-
tion and to see that no religious or Sec
tartan books or teachings are allowed in
tho schools.
(2) To inform the Board Of Education
OF the condition OF the schools, school
houses and of other matters connected
Herewith and to recommend such other
matters as he may deem necessary for
the advancement OF education IN the city
and for the care and improvement OF the
property of the school department..
(s) To recommend to the board the
course of study the text books and
books for supplementary use In the pub
lie schools and the purchase OF such APP
paratus, books. stationery and other
the schools.
Sec. 179. The City School superintend-
ent may. for good and sufficient cause,
Professionally suspend any teacher or
deputy superintendent employed In the
public schools of the city until the next
meeting of the Board Of Education. 1t
shall be the duty Of the superintendent
to report TO the Board OF Education an
nually. and at such other times as 1t may
the expenditures. income. condition and
progress OF the public schools OF said
city. with such recommendations as he
may deem proper; to visit In person or
by deputy each school at least once every
two months; to observe and cause to be
observed such general rules for the reg
ulation government and instruction OF
the schools as may be established by the
vided by law; to recommend teachers for
promotion according to merit; to recon-
mend to the Board OF Education the dis
missal of teachers for insubordination,
immoral or unprofcssional conduct, evil
dent unfltness for teaching. or for failure
to maintain the standard Of excellence in
their work which the requirements Of the
schools demand. such reasons being stat
ed in such recommendation; and to ac-
quaint himself with all the laws, rules
and regulations covering the public schools
in said city and the judicial decisions
thereon and to give advice connected
with the public schools gratuitously to
onlcers. teachers. pupils and their par
ents or guardians.
Sec. lSO The school fund shall consist
of all moneys received from the state
school fund and the county school fund;
and of all moneys arising from taxes,
which shall be leveied annually by the
City Council of said city. for school pur-
poses; of all moneys arising from the
sale rent or exchange Of any Of the
school property; and Of all such other
moneys as may. from any source what
ever, be paidainto any school fund. Tho
school fund shall be separate and dis
tinct from all other moneys and shall
only be used for school purposes under
the provisions of this charter. II, at the
end OF any fiscal year, any surplus re-
mains in the school fund, such surplus
money shall be carried forward into the
school fund for the next fiscal year and
shall not be, for any purpose whatever.
except under the provisions OF this char
ter.
Sec. ISL. The said school fund shall be
used and applied by said Board Of Edu-
cation for the following purposes. to-wit:
O For the payment of the salaries or
wages Of the City School Superintendent,
deputy superintendents, clerk. teachers.
ianitors. school census marshal and 9TH
er persons who may be employed by said
board.
fN For the erection. alteration. re-
nairs. rent and furnishing Of school
houses.
(3) For the purchase money or rent Of
any real or personal property purchased
or leased by said board.
(D For the insurance Of all school
property.
(5) For the discharge Of all legal In
cumbrances on any school property.
(e) For supplying the schools with fuel.
u a rot the HANKS. Dlank OOVhS
and necessary school appliances .nnt at
supplies, together with books for indigent
children.
(D For lighting the school rooms ,snni AM
the offices and rooms or the Cr.y tion
and Board OF Huu'"
(S For supplying books; prin!tins pr!,n School %
stationery for the and pse Board al Of
and for the Incidental expenses Oh 'he
department. -,
fo For grading and improving az
scbooi lots and for grading. sew traat:
planking, or paving and repaat,rHis rep,rine side
and constructing ana 'ep"
walks in front thereon.
Sec. 1872. All demands authorised r,2y py
this article shall be paio, Dy D.y,d. nrovid-
Treas asurcr from the school iuno: pu not
Cd 1 that said Board Of Education shall no, noI
have mower to contract any DEBTS ,,nst OF ,,
biities in any form whatsoevei arti
said city in contravention ui the income
Gle. or exceeding in any year tne lnId rund
and revenue provided for the scnool .hai ,Sa
for such year; but this provh,si;Um .hs i;ncurrinr
op' of ndebtedness nd fad1r for permanent mprovs.
ments. to be Iiquidated by the proceeoss ~
Of municipal bonds issued by y,th the tSe H'g zen.
eral laws Of the state. for the purpose OF
defraying the cost of such permanent
ARTICLE XIX.
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT.
Sec. 1873. The public library ana aios reaa.