The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-27
dren have at least six hours in
which to do school WORK.
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drep have ct least six hours in
which to do school WORK.
8. He shall aid the teacher in
disciplining the school when neces-
sary, and be an advisor at any
and all times, assisting when nee
essary in settling any trouble that
may arise between teacher and pa
tron or teacher and pupil.
4 Before the opening of any
school term he shall see to the
needs of the house and report to
the Superintendent any repairs
that it should have, or equipments
it may need.
5. When levied, he shall aid
the teacher in collecting an in
cidentaI fee of one dollar from each
family who patronize the school.
and be judicious in his expendi.
lures of said fee for the needs and
comfort of the pupils of the school.
6. 1t shall be his duty to assist
in every way possible to increase
the school revenues of his district,
and thereby maintain a term of
eight months duration.
Z. 1t shall be his duty to sign
all petitions to any school official
as well as all monthly and term re-
ports, or give his reason in writing
for not signing, to the official or
officials concerned.
8. He shall at all times strive
for peace and harmony in the school
and for the upbuilding thereof.
On motion the Superintendent
was required to furnish each and
every trustee in the parish copy
of these rules and regulations, and
should there be any who will not
serve, he shall have the power to
relieve him by appointing some
one else, or to remove any one
from Office who may not discharge
his official duty. haa s
On motion, teachers are required
to report within three days after
month closes that the Superintend-
emit may issue voucher for prompt
payment. @ .s e8
On motion, teachers whose re-
ports call for less than 20 days
shall receive no pay. unless holt
days are allowed, note of which
will have to be made on report
rendered. w z
& On motion, teachers required to
make quarterly reports to the Par
ish Superintendent on or by the 4th
Tuesdays of March, June, Septem.
Der, and December, to include
number of days taught during the
past three months, or fractional
part thereof, number of boys and
girls enrolled, an average attend
ance and absence of each, number
of new pupils enrolled during that
time, number resigned, number re-
entered, the interest manifested by
patrons and pupils, and the cause
for same.
The Superintendent is required
to furnish blanks for this purpose
and to include this information in
his quarterly reports to the parish
board.
On motion, IS cents was refund
ed to G. Fl. Smith for special
school tax paid by him for district 9.
A request from Rev. L. M. Mich
OILS, that the New Hope school be
continued two m onths longer, was
granted.
Deeds for school sites and property
of Rock Hill, Prospect, Simms and
half interest in site and property
of Tide Line school, were present
ed to the board, and on motion
they were received and the Super
intendent was requested to have
the same recorded.
A colored school at Union Rigo-
lette was granted for a term of six
months to Indiana Smith.
FIN. Wilkins was appointed teach
or for the Mt. Zion and Center
schools for the ensuing year,
The following claims were APP