Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17
Approved November 6, 1908.

an examination within union shall be
met by the joint committee of such union
in the same manner as other expenses of
the union are met.
SEC. g. If in the Judgment of said
superintendent of education an examina-
ton should be held in any town not in
cluded in a union, said superintendent
may designate the time and place, and
may appoint some person to conduct such
examination. For such service, the ap-
pointee shall receive three dollars per day
from said superintendent and reimburse
ment for all necessary expenses. The eX-
penSe OF such an examination shall be
allowed said superintendent in the settle
ment of his account.
Sec. 4. All records of examination
and certification of teachers shall be de-
ivered by each county examiner of teach
ers to said superintendent for custody.
SEC. 5. Said superintendent is hereby
empowered to employ such clerical as
sistance as is necessary for the purpose of
carrying into effect the provisions of this
Torrance of his duty shall be allowed him
by the state in the settlement of his &C
count.
Sec. g. Section GIT of the Public
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section GIT. Said superintendent may
arrange for and conduct a summer school
for teachers, the expense of which to the
state shall not exceed twenty-five dollars
a day, for not more than ten days in each
county; and said superintendent may, in
his discretion, unite and hold in some
convenient location a summer school for
two or more counties; but the entire ex-
penSe to the state of such school shall not
exceed the expense of two schools as herein
provided.
Sec 7. Section 91S of the Public Stat
utes is hereby amended SO as to read as
follows:
Section 91S. Said superintendent may
hold educational meetings in different
towns in each county and employ com
petent assistants; the expense per day
shall not exceed thirty dollars and the
entire expense to the state for such meet
ingS in county for a year shall not eX-
coed the allowance for a summer school,
such expense to be allowed said super
intendent in the settlement of his account.
SEC. 8. Section 95S of the Public
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 95S. A graduate of a normal
school IN another state may receive, with
out examination, from the superintendent
of education on presentation of diploma
or certificate of graduation, certificate
of the first grade, valid for five years from
the date of graduation and subject to the
same provisions as certificates of gradua-
ton from a normal school in this state
SEC 9. Section $50 of the Public Stat
utes, is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section $50. Examination of appIi-
cants for teachers certificates shall be
both oral and written and shall be held at
such times and places as said Superin-
tendent may designate for the accOmmO-
dation of applicants. A record of the
name, age and residence of each person
examined shall be made by the person
conducting the examination and he shall
forthwith transmit such data to said super
intendent, together with such other papers
as may be required by said superintendent
who, upon their receipt, shall review such
papers and thereafter keep them on file in
his Office for future reference. A person
who fails to pass shall not have another
examination for certificate within three
! months thereafter. Certificates issued on
: such examination shall be of three grades,
first, second and third, and shall not be
complete unless they bear the signature or
a printed facsimile signature of the super
intendent of education nor until counter
signed by the person who conducted the
9 examination.
!, SEC 10. Section 962 of the Public
r Statutes is hereby amended SO to read
9 as follows:
: Section 962. certificate of the first
); grade shall be issued to one who has
: taught forty weeks, whose examination
: papers show that the applicant has reached
t the standard required, and who has given
evidence of gooo moral character and
/ ability to govern. Such certificate shall
a be a license to teach in the public schools
i for five years from it's date.
: SEC. IL Section 963 of the Public
i Statutes is hereby amended so as to read