Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06

ties as member Of said board, to the best
OF his ability. which oath shall be filed in
the office of the county clerk. lie shall also,
s Wrehn sn the same til time St file bond IN
BOARD, which bond shall be filed in the Of
nee OF the county clerk. Within fifteen
Gays after the appointment of said board,
the members thereof shall meet and or
game by electing one of their number as
president and one as treasurer; the coun-
" superintendent of schools shall be ex-
othcio secretary of the said board. The said
BOARD snail prescribe the duties or the sew
eral officers, except as fixed by law.
Section 3. All moneys appropriated and
expended under the provisions of this act
shaH be expended by the county training
school board, and shall be paid by the cOun-
~ treasurer on orders issued by said board.
Section 4. The state superintendent shall
give such information and assistance as
may seem necessary in organizing and
maintaining such training schools. He
shall prescribe the courses of study to be
pursued. and shall determine the qualiica-
lions of all teachers employed in such
schools. He shall have the general super
vision Of all schools established under this
act; shall from time to time inspect the
same, make such recommendations relat-
ing to their management as he may deem
necessary, and make such report thereon
as shall give full information concerning
their number, character and efficiency.
Section 5. Any school established under
the provisions Of this act, whose courses Of
study and the qualifications Of whose teach
ers have been approved by the state super
, lntendent, may, upon application, be placed
upon an approved list of county training
schools for teachers. school once entered
upon such list may remain listed and be
entitled to state aid so long as the scope
and character of its work are maintained
In such manner as to meet the approval of
lie state superintendent; provided, that he
shall not place upon said list more than
six schools. On the first day of July in
each year the secretary of each county
arH m int q n n a
on the approved list, shall report to the
state superintendent setting forth the
facts relating to the cost of maintaining
the school, the character Of the work done,
the number and names of teachers en-
ployed and such other matters as may be
required. Upon the receipt of such report,
if it shall appear that the school has been
maintained in a satisfactory manner for a
period of not less than ten months during
the year closing on the thirtieth day of the
preceding June, the said superintendent
shall make a certificate to that effect and
file it with the secretary of state. Upon
receiving such certificate, the secretary of
state shall draw his warrant, payable to
the treasurer of the county maintaining
such school, "a sum equal to one-half the
amount actually expended for main
tanning such school during the year,
provided that the total amount so appor-
toned shall not exceed twenty five hun
dred dollars to any one school in one year"
Section 6. Any person who shall complete
in satisfactory manner the course or
study prescribed Tor any county training
school, and who shall be of good moral
| character, shall receive a certificate signed
by the principal of the school and by the
members of the county training school
board Said certificate shall certify that
the person named therein has satisfactorily
completed the course Of study prescribed
for the county training school, and is of
good moral character; it shall also contain
a list of the standings secured by the per-
son on the completion of each of the
studies pursued in the school. Such GER
tifcate shall have the force and effect Of
third grade, certificate issued by, the
county superintendent of the county or
the term of three years from the date of
Ger authorized to grant certificates. to teach
by authorized, in his discretion, to
accept standingings obtained by the
completion Of studies in any county
training school in the state, when duly GER
titled by the principal Of said school. In
lieu of actual examination by said super
intendent or examiner at any time within
three years from the date of the certificate
of completion Of the course by the person
desiring 20 have such standings accepted.
This provision shall apply to certificates Of
third and second grades.
Section Z. There is hereby appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated a sufficient sum to car
ry out the provisions of this act.
Section s. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved May Is, 1901.