The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-12
NEW RULES FOR SCHOOLS
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR
Continued from Page u

of their several duties and to foster
generally an interest in the cause OF
education.
after consulting the School Agent, and
to appoint a substitute pending the
action of the Department.
3.-To assist in the conduct of exam
nations as directed by the Depart
ment of Public Instruction
ITO report to the Department in
writing, at least once a week, a state
ment of all acts and duties performed
by him, of the condition of schools
buildings, and grounds, and of the
work of each teacher, intended during
the week
$40 require each teacher to carry
out the requirements of the course OF
study and the rules and regulations of
the Department made from time to
time.
$40 instruct teachers, when neces-
sary, in the methods of teaching, dis
cipline. proper conduct of their classes.
DUTIES OF SCHOOL AGENTS.
Ito carry out all acts, orders, in
structions and regulations of the De-
partment.
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ton of the Department, of all proper
ty of the Department in their respec-
tive districts, and when occasion re-
quires to call the attention of the De-
partment to needed improvements.
3.-In the absence of the inspector,
to suspend, according to the school law,
a teacher for cause and to appoint a
substitute subject to the approval of
the Department.
4.-To engage and dismiss janitors
and truant officers.
5.-To act as the financial agents of
the Department in their respective dis
tricts.
TRUANT OFFICERS
Truant officers may be appointed by
the school agent in any district, sub
ject to the approval of the Depart
ment, and their compensation deter
mined in the same manner.
Truant officers shall visit the several
schools assigned them as often as the
School Agent may direct; shall obtain
lists of absentees and look the pupils
up, endeavoring to secure their at
tendance at school, and shall report to
the school agents at such times as may
be required.
Ito classify the pupils of his
school and to assign his assistants to
the different rooms or grades.
ITO outline the work of the term
for his assistants in accordance with
the course of study.
3.-To make rules and regulations for
his assistants and pupils necessary to
the proper conduct of the school to be
tU with he rJ1fl m
lations of the Department.
4.-To admit and release pupils ac-
cording to the school law and regu-
lations of the Department.
5.-To assume and exercise general
and frequent supervision over the
teaching and discipline of the entire
school.
6.-Each principal shall be response
BILE for the proper care of all school
in his charge, and he shall
make such rules and regulations in
accordance with the school law, as are
necessary for his teachers to assist
him in the same.
ITO see that all registers and rec
ords OF the school are properly kept,
and that all reports as required by the
Department are correctly made and
promptly transmitted to proper au-
-hOr1tleS.
$40 make reasonable rules for the
conduct Of pupils on the school grounds
md on their way to and from school.
9.-No principal shall admit to any
public or private school any child who
loes not produce a certificate of vac
,ination or show signs of successful |
1O.-Any principal who violates the
haI IA
according to law.
1.-No principal shall admit into any |
public school or private school any
hid afflicted with any infectious or
disease. or retain in the
,bove named schools any child found
o be afflicted with any infectious or
disease.
12.-To hold himself responsible to
he Department for the proper conduct
f his school in ali respects.