The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-07-10
SCHOOL BOeRD.
Regular Monthly Meeting-much
Business Transacted,

N0oiOh WIN VI -. S-C'll, CndlNI1du,
b. r. Bitch and ]. :. Grantham
present.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The following rules and regulations
were unanimously passed.
That in conveying children to the
different schools. First, the board
will not convey children from any
place unless there are sufficient
number OF children to which they
are conveyed to maintain a school.
Second, under no circumstances will
the board 20 to more expense to con-
vey children than it will cost to main.
tain a school for the children convey
ed. Third, that the board will pay no
man for carrying his own children to
school unless he has the contract for
carrying all Of the children in the
neighbOrhOod.
The following resolutions were
passed relating to salaries of teachers:
That no third grade teacher will be
paid more than $50 per month. That
no second grade teacher will be paid
more than $45 per mouth. That no
teacher be appointed principal of a
school with two or more teachers,
where the principals salary is S45 per
month or more, who does not hold
first grade certificate.
The board then declared that in
view of the fact that the school funds
are in better condition than for any
time during the last fifteen years,
with two thousand dollars in the
treasury, more than enough to pay
every cent of outstanding warrants,
that any school in the county that
will organize or mas already organized
special school district and will pay
the teachers two weeks or longer
from the special district funds that
the county board will pay for five
and one half months, but where
school refuses to organize q district or
raise sufficient funds to run the school
at least two weeks, the county board
will pay for only five months. That
any school forming a district any
| time before the school term closes,
the county board can make arrange
ments to operate the school for the
full six months the districts to return
TO the county out of the first moneys
collected for two weeks expenses.
The board then fixed the salaries to
be paid to each school.
The following changes were made
Total amount paid Mcintosh teachers
increased $40 per month. Kendrick
reduced s. per month. Remington
reduced SO, Oak Hill reduced SO
Shiloh increased so, Central reduced
$50 and only one teacher allowed.
Ebenezer increased 81, Fantville re.
duced $50 per month and only one
teacher allowed. Hurricane Pond
reduced $, Martel reduced s., Home.
land reduced 81, Buck Pond increased
S., Ddnnellon increased $50 per month
and three teachers granted. Pine
Level increased S., Oconee reduced
s., Capulet reduced S., Gambler in
creased s., Long Lake reduced S.
Electra increased $, Grahamvillt
increased S. and two teachers allowed
at $40 and S25 per month, Eaton
Greek increased SO. Anthony reduced
SD, Sparr increased s. Citra increased
$50, Eureka reduced s., Mill Greek
reduced SO, Orange Springs reduced
SO.
Other schools remain the same a,
last year.
Belleview not making quite the re
quired average for an assistant teach
er the board refused TO pay an sssis
tant, bat agreed TO advance $50 pc
month for the assistant, the same t,
be paid out of the funds from tn,
new state law for the Belleview school
Estimated resorces and expenditure
for year from July 1st, 1903, to Jun
80, 1904, are as follows: Resources
S33. 800. Expenditures, So, 0T0.