Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-04-19


be of three regular grades, the first
grade for a term of three years, the
second grade for a term Of two years,
and a third grade for one year, accord
ing to the ratio of correct answers of
each applicant and other evidence Of
qualification appearing from the ex-
animation. No certificate shall be
granted unless the applicant shall be
found proficient in and qualified to
teaeh.the following branches of a COM
mon English education: Reading.
writing, orthography, language les
SONS and Englisa grammar, geography,
United States history, arithmetic,
civil government, physiology and hy-
giene, and can pass satisfactory ex-
animation in physical culture and the
ory and practice Of teaching. In adj
ition to the above, applicants for Il
Grst-grade certificate shall pass Il sat-
isfactory examination in physical ge-
.ography, elements of natural philos-
ephy, elements of psychology, ele-
mentary geometry and algebra. The
percentage required to pass any branch
shall be prescribed by the superintend-
! ent Of public instruction. In addition
to these regular grades of certificates,
drawing, vocal music and kindergarten
certificates, emitting the holders
thereof to teach such subjects only,
shall be issued when conditions so re-
Qaire, each for tenn Of three years.
under such regulations us the superip-
tendant of public instruction shall
prescribe. The county superintend-
ent may grant permission to teach, un-
| til the results of theincxt regular ex-
animation arc received from the su-
| pcrintendent Of public instruction to
any person applying at any other
time than at Il regular examination,
who can show satisfactory reasons for
failing to attend such examination,
and satisfactory evidence of qualiica-
tion, subject to such rules and regul;l-
tions as may be prescribed by the su-
perintendent of public instruction.
Such permit shall pot be granted more
than once in any county to the same
person. The written answers of all
candidates for county certificates, aft
er being duly examined by the super
intendent Of public instruction, shall
be kept by him for the space of six
months after such examination, and
any candidate thinking an injustice
has been done him may, by paying a
fee of two dollars into the institute
fund OF the county and notifying both
the county superintendent and the su-
perintendent Of public instruction Of
the same, haye his papers reviewed by
the superintendent Of public instruc-
tion in person, and, ifsuchanswers if war;
rant it, he shall instruct the county
superintendent to issue such candi-
date q county certificate of the proper
grade, and the county superintendent
shall carry out such instructions.
/! Sec. 742. Qualifications of Teachers.
Contracts: When Void.] No certiti-
cate or permit to teach shall he is
sued to any person under eighteen
!! years Of age, and no first-gradc certifi-
cate shall be issued to any person who
is under twenty years of age, and who
has not taught successfully twelve
school months; and no person shall be
allowed to teach more than fifteen
school months on third-grade certi6-
Gates. First and second grade certiti-
Gates may be renewed without exami-
nation under such requirements as
shall be imposed by the superintend-
emf Of public instruction for the pur-
\ suance and completion of reading cir
: Gle work. The certificate issued by a
county superintendent shall be valid
only in the county where issued; pro-
videa, that Il county superintendent
shall indorse for the full period for
which they are valid, when presented
to him for indorsement, first and sec
ond grade, certificates, and drawing,
music and Kindergarten certificates
issued by any other county 'superin-
tendent in the state, unless valid
reason exists for Withholding such in
dorsement. Such certificates, when
| properly indorsed, Shall be valid in
the county oyer which tlie county su-
perintendent who Endorsed them h;s;
jurisdiction. A fee Of one dollar Shall
! be paid into the institute fund Of the
county for, each renewal :ts. illdorse-
ment, as provided in the case OF exam
ination. No'peison SHAH be employed
or permitted to TEACH in any 0f the
J public schools of the state; except
those. in cities organized for school
purposes under special laws, or organ
4 ized as independent districts under
the general school laws, who is not
the holder of lawful certificate Of
qualification or permit. to- teach, and
no teachers certificate issued by tile
superintendent Of public instruction,
nor. a teachers diploma graDted by
any institution Of learai1g in this
state, shall entitlc a person to teach
in such public schools Of any county,
unless SUCH certificate or diploma shall
!. have been recorded in the Office :of. the
county superintendent; provided, fur
! tller, that no certificate or permit to
teach In the schools Of the state shall
be granted to any person not a citizen