Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
KAUAI REPUBLICANS
WANT COUNTY
EDUCATIONAL CONTROL
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United States history. American liter
ature, and elementary bookkeeping in
to those required for primary
certificates.
3. For high school certificates, in
philosophy, geometry, algebra, natur-
al history. English literature, and Ter.
ritorial school law in addition to the
branches required for primary and
grammer grade certificates.
After the questions have been pre-.
pared, they shall be sealed and imme.
diatciy forwarded to the Superintend.
ent of Schools in each of the counties,
who snail break the seal only in the
presence of the County Board of Edu.
cation or a majority thereof.
SiXth-To revoke or suspend for i'm.
moral or unprofessional conduct or ev.
ident unftness for teaching, life certii.
Gates heretofore issued, or that may
hereafter be issued.
Seventh-To have done any printing
necessary to carry on its work.
Eighth-To adopt and use. in au.
thentication Of its acts. an official seal.
Ninth-To keep a record Of its pro.
ceedings.
Tenth-To prepare a schedule of
teachers salaries which shall be uni.
form throughout the Territory.
Sec. $50. The Territorial Board of
Education shall meet at the Office a;
the Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton in Honolulu.
Sec. 53l. The actual travelling ex-
penses of the members in attending
the meetings of the Territorial Board
OF Education must be audited and paid
out of the general fund in the Terrific.
rial Treasury.
ARTICLE H.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sec. 532. 1t shall be the duty Of the
Superintendent of Public instruction:
First-To superintend the schools OF
this Territory.
Second-To report to the Governor
on or before the 18th day of January
preceding the regular session of the
Legislature, a statement of the cOndi'
ton of the Normal School, the Lahai
naluna Seminary and the Industrial
School, and any other educational in
situations supported by the Territory;
and of the public schools.
Thlrd-To accompany his report
with tabular statements, showing the
number of school children in the Ter
ritory, the number attending public
schools, and the average attendance;
the number attending private schools
the amount of Territorial school fund
expended; the amount raised and ex
pended by each county; and the
amount expended for salaries for
teachers, for building school houses
teachers cottages, and other school
buildings, and for school Libraries.
Fourth-To prepare an estimate OF
the funds necessary to meet the eX
penses in carrying on the educational
institutions under the Territorial
Board OF Education, and report the
same to the Governor biennially, at
least thirty days before the meeting OF
the Legislature.
Fifth-To prepare, have printed. and
furnish all officers charged with the
administration of the law relating tc
the public schools, and to teachers
sucn blank forms and books as may be
necessary to the discharge of their du
ties, including blank teachers certif
Gates to be used by the County Board
of Education.
Sixth-To have the laws relating tC
the public schools printed in pamphlet
form, and to supply school officers ant
school Libraries with one copy each.
Seventh-To visit the educational in
situations under the Territorial Board
of Education and examine into the
course OF instruction therein. and to
visit the schools in the different coun
ties, and inquire into their condition.
Eighth-To draw his requisition up
on the Territorial Auditor to pay the
salaries OF school teachers and other
employees, employed by the Terrific
Iral Board of Education, and for the
| payment OF such expenses for repairs
and improvements as shall be author
lied by the Territorial Board of Educa
ton.
Ninth-To appoint secretary, Il
hold office during his pleasure. II,
shall record the doings and transac
tons Of the Territorial Board of Edu
cation; take minutes of all its meet
ings, noting the same In book of rec
ord; carry on the necessary CORE