The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-12
DUTIES OF ASSISTANT TEACHERS

Ito prepare, with the assistance
of the principal, and to place on file
| at the beginning of the term a daily
| program, an outline of the term s
work, and at the closce of each term
a list of all work done
2.-To teach the subjects of the course
| OF study as outlined by the principal
S-To keep correct record as indi-
Gated by the school register, and to
make reports of the same as directed by
the Department.
4.-To care for the school property
and to assist in the supervision of the
pupils during intermission as indicated
by the Department through the prin-
cipal of the school,
5.-To be present at school every day
at least fifteen minutes before nine
o'clock a. m.
6.-To hold school from a. m to 2
p. m. all school days except on the last
day of the school year, on which day
the schools may be closed at noon.
And at the end of each term to
make and transmit to the principal of
the school an inventory of all property
in his or her charge belonging to the
Department.
PUPILS.
ALI children between the ages of
six and fifteen, both inclusive, Shall
attend regularly either a public or pri-
vate school. provided, however, that
compulsory attendance be not required
under the following conditions:
, (a) Where the distance to the nearest
school is more than four miles
CD When the child is. according to
physicians certificate, physically or
mentally unable to attend school,
Co When the child is under the tute-
lage of a competent person.
I'D When the child, not under age of
thirteen, shall have passed the re-
quired examination of both the pri-
mary and grammar grades-such ex-
aminations to be fixed by the Depart
ment.
2.-No child shall be considered as
complying with the law as to attend
ance at school who shall attend any
school not esta blished and conducted
according to law
3.-Any child who shall persistently
absent himself from school without
lawful reasons shall be dealt with ac-
cording to law. See Sec. SO Revised
Laws.
4.-Each child shall be required to at
lSiiO SCIlOOl Ill Ills OWN unless
it shall appear desirable to the Depart
ment to allow him to attend in some
other district, in which case the De-
partment or school agent may grant
permission.
5.-No child within school age shall
be granted release from the school he
is attending for the purpose of going
to another school without first present
ing the written approval of his parents
or guardians, which approval shall set
forth good and sufficient reasons for
such release.
6.-Any teacher who shall violate the
preceding section shall be dealt with
according to law.
PROMOTION OF TEACHERS.
SCHEDULE OF TEACHERS
Salaries
"a This schedule is not to be con- |
sidered in the nature of a contract !
between the Department and the teach |
ers; it may be altered and suspended
at any time if it be deemed necessary. /
(2) Schools will be classified and sala- !:
ries fixed at the beginning of each
school year. Satisfactory services only /
will entitle a teacher to a rise of |
salary.
CD Teachers obtaining Normal Ger
tifcates will be allowed for one years |
experience. Half the time taught in !
the United States or Canada will be al
Owed.
"a A teacher promoted to a higher
position will begin at the lowest salary
IF that position, and if for one year
lis services have been satisfactory, all
previous ~erience may be allowed
go Competent teachers in undesir-
tble locations, or where living is I'M
Usually expensive, may be paid above
he schedule.
Schools shall be classified as Elemen- I
airy Schools and High and Normal
Training Schools.
The salaries of teachers in the Ele- ]
Schools shall be regulated ac-
ording to the following schedule based s