The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-04-29

e FL ~. year next preceding that for which
achoo1 sidiiteo' at least nine a(9) months
second,lt. shall be we'll organized hav.
1 nhgs al at least four (4 departments If
smeh os OF ia principal and teachers having
Under the rules established. by the stat.
,1ai So, scnool board; provided, such princi
I'd c s1aa.l oe graduate from the advanc
e ~ academic, or pedagogical department
OF CTS some reputable. college or state univer
eafs, O or s stote nrst grade state certif
Third-Such school shall have suitab1.
school buildings, substantial library anf
6 nine o efHaI apparatus as is necessary fol
. Fourth-It shall have a. regular and or
perry course OF study embracing all sucl
Drancnes as may be required under rule:
eisa ec aoy the state high school board
Sec. 70; said board shall cause eacl
grace school in the state. claiming aic
visita r t IN pr provisions Of this act to b
Graded school inspector or an asststan,
inspector, who shall carefully inspect the
and sc and discipline Of the CLASSES
with the provisions Of this act and the
rules established by said board. :anG
MAKE maze a written report on the same i'm
IN any case until such report shall have
been received and examined, and the
Work OF such school approved. by a vote
Sec. H. The said board shall receive
applcations from such schools for state
ald and shall apportion to each Of said
g g1radea Cts scn1ols which shall have com:
Ptieo Wth the provisions Of this act, and
the rules Of the board relating to state
S[aded schools and whose applications
1ha s, nave e. been approved by such board
each year; provided, however, that In
case the amount appropriated and avail
ala to an seb tns act for the Of
nsu1hcient to apportion to each Of such
6tate graded schools as are entitled there.
20, me tull amount of two hundred (20O)
as IS appropriated and available, shall be
appoIrtion@d prorata among all the schools
entltled thereto; and provided, further
with or in the same district with state
high school shall receive any aid under
the provisions of this act. 80. -
shall have attained such a degree OF
proficiency as to satisfy the trustees
essary to entitle it to be advanced to the
class Of state high schools and to receive
aid as such, said trustees may make ap-
pltcation to the state high school, board
class Of state high school, and if upon
an examination into the records and
standing Of such school, the board is
OF curriculum, teachers and daily work
complying with all the requirements nee
e ess5y to entitle it to a promotion, the
school, to a state high school, emitting
1t to state aid as such. 49, ~
ARTICLE w. - -"
Sec. 16. Any common school district In
this state, or any public school iii any
hamlet or village, or any township graded
school in this state, not entitled to state
but fully complying with the conditions
OF this act relating to state seni-graded
schools, may receive such aid as is here
matter provided for state semi-graded
Sec. IT, In order to be entitled to aid
as state semi-graded school, such school
shall have first fully complied with the
following conditions, viz: -: :: 80
t1rst-lt shall have maintained for the
school year next preceding that for which
aid is granted, at least eight (s) months
Second-It shall be we'll organized, hav-
Ing at least two .(2) departments under
the supervision of proficient teachers, at
least one of whom shall hold a first
grade certihcate, g: : diploma that; is
valid as a certificate from the advanced
course, of a normal school of this state
Of, a normal school Of another state
which has been approved by the super
intendent Of public instruction, or a pro-
departments of such school shall be
taught by teachers having at least a
second grade certificate. 80 - 40 -:
Third-lt shall have Suitable school
building, outhouses or other necessary
accomrn odations, a. library and such other
apparatus as is necessary for doing eff
Fourth-such school shall have a regu:
lar and orderly course Of study and shall
comply with such rules as may be estab-
lished by the superintendent of"publie
Sec is. Applications from districts for
the aid herein provided, in the. case Of
state semi graded schools shall be made
to the superintendents, of schools in the
counties in which. such schools are 10
Gated. *. =.
to the state superin tendent of public in
structiOn such applications as are en-.
dorsed and recommended by them. To-
gether with the certificate Of the super:
intendent of the county wherein the dis
trict making such application is: situated
to the effect that such district has fully
compiled with all the conditions men
toned in section seventeen. .(17)7 Of this
Sec 10. The said superintendent Of
public instruction shall apportion to eaP e;
Of said schools which shall have fully
compiled with the provisions Of this act
and such rules of a general nature az
may be established by him relating t.
dred QOO) dollars in each year; provided
however, that in. case the amount ap
propriated and available under this &C
For the payment Of aid to such schools
shall in any year be insufficient to ap
portion to each of such state semi graded
schools as are entitled thereto, the full
amount of one hundred Q0O dollars thel
in such case such amount as is ,appro
priated and available" shall be apportion
ed pro rata among all the schools entitled
thereto.
Sec. 90. The said superintendent O
public instruction shall keep a record
showing all schools applying for and re
ceiving state aid as state se SCI ;Ig la
count Of all moneys received by him ane
disbursed for such purpose. ~. -
lied to establish such rules Of a genera
nature as shall be found necessary tt
secure uniformity and the best result:
among schools receiving such state aid.
school in this state, has attained such {
degree Of proficiency as to- satisfy thu
Wherein such school is situated, that i
has the qualifications necessary to en-
title it to be advanced to the class o.
state graded schools, the said superin
state high school board for such advance
ment, and If upon examination int
the records and standing Of such school
complies with all the requirements neces
sary to entitle it to promotion, said board
may raise it to a state graded school en-
titling it to aid as such: ~
ARTICLE V. r. ::
Sec. o. Any common school district ii
this state not located In any incorporates
aid as a high school, graded school %
semi-graded school but fully complying
with the conditions OF this act relating
as hereinafter provided for state rura
Sec. %. In order to be entitled to ait
have first fully compiled with the fol
lowing conditions, viz: 4 =
First-Such school shall have main
eedng fhat For which aid is granted
least eight ~ months school. ~. -
Second-It shall be taught by teache
holding first grade certificate, or pro
OF a