The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-09

teaching in the high school. In such
case the part of his salary counted
shall be in proportion to his actual
teaching.
7. Funds from regular school i'll
comes, (such as the three-mill tax and
special taxes already voted,y set apart
for high school support, as provided
for in Section 2 of these regulations,
may be counted in determining the
income Of the high school, the extra
two-mill tax, or any portion thereof,
provided for in the high school Act,
shall be given full credit in estimat-
ing a high schools resources. In no
case will aid be given to high school
unless that district makes adequate
provision for the grades below the
high school.
8. No aid shall be given high
school unless all of the teachers in
the high school department hold first
grade certificates, except in the case
of special teachers for the industrial
and commercial departments.
8. There must be at least two teach
crs in the high school grades. There
shall be total of eight hours work
each day by the teachers in the high
school department. Where there are
only two teachers it shall be compct-
cnt for one teacher to teach more
than four hours and another less than
four hours in order to make the total
Of eight.
10. High schools receiving aid shall
continue in session for at least thir-
ty-two weeks in each year, provided
the state high school board may give
aid for school running as much us
twenty-cight weeks if the circum-
stances justify the same. In each
and every years work in any class
Of high school at least four separate
studies must be offered. Not fewer
than sixteen rccitations a week, Of
not less than 10 minutes each, shall
be accepted by the board. Studies un-
der this regulation may include in
duStrial and commercial branches.
II. The course Of study adopted by
the state board of education for high
schools, or its equivalent, shall be us
ed by the school receiving aid under
the act. In all eases the course Of
study must be approved by the state
high .chool board.
-. Pupils who have completed the
regular common school course Of
study adopted by the state board of
education or an equivalent course,
shall be admitted to the high school.
Such students may present certifi-
Gates approved by their teachers and
countersigncd by their county super
intcndcnts and be admitted without
an examination. Other students may
be admitted to the high school elias,
ses by standing All examination OF
the common school branches.
13. A careful record shall be kept
of the progress Of each student ir
the high school department, and whe1
such students have satisfactorily com
| pleted the entire course they shall
receive a certificate Of graduation.
II. High school districts which have
the requisite number Of students ant
teachers provided for in the Net anG
which have sufficient income to jus
| tify the same under said Act, shal
receive aid under The following bas
is:
An approved two-ycar high schoo
shall receive 5000; an approved three
year high school 800; and an appro
we'd four-ycar high school $500, pro
vided that in each case the above
amounts shall not be more than fifty
per cent Of the annual income
of said high schools. Provided ais.
that schools which meet the require
ments of the Act and these regula
lionS in regard to courses of stud,
and number of teachers, but do no
have annual incomes double eithc
"f the above amounts, shall
receive fifty per cent Of thei
annual incomes available for higl
school purposes. Provided furthe
that for each additional fifty higl
school students above the first 10I
Of enrolment, a high school shall re
ceivc 500 Of additional aid, AM
that all approved high school hav
ing at least $500 worth Of cquipmen
for teaching industrial or CONNER
cial branches shall receive an add