Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-30


made and promptly transmitted to
the proper authorities.
(s) To make reasonable rules for
the conduct of pupils In the school
grounds and en- their way to and
from school.
t9) No principal shall admit into
any public school or private .bchocl
any child afflicted with any infec-
tiOus or contagious disease or retain
In the above named schools any child
found to be afflicted with any infec-
tious or contagious disease
100 AT the end of the summer
term to make and transmit to the
department an inventory of all prop
erty In his charge belonging to the
department. I
uD To hold himself responsible
to the department, through the sup
cruising principal, for the proper con-
duct OF his school in all respects.
u2) To be present at school every
day at least twenty minutes before
the opening OF school.
uS) To perform all other duties re-
qnired by the department, the super
intendent. the inspector or the super
vising principal.
5. ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
1t shall be the duty of the assistant
teachers:
ID To prepare. with the assistance
of the principal or vice-principal. and
to place on file at the beginning of
the term. daily program. an out
line of the terms work, and to keep
on file the daily work of the pupils.
90 To teach the subjects OF tho
course of study as outlined by the
principal.
t3) To keep correct record as in
dictated by the school register. and 10
make reports of the same as directed
by the department.
tD To care for the school property
and to assist In the supervision of
the pupils during intermission. as in
dicated by the department through
the principal of the school.
90 To be present. at school every
day at least fifteen minutes before
the opening OF school.
| (G) To hold school from Q a. m. tn
p. m. all school days, except on the
last day of the fall and summer terms,
on which days the schools may be
closed at noon.
"a At the end of the summer term
to make and transmit to the princi-
pal an inventory of all property In
his charge belonging to the depart
ment.
! 80 To perform all other duties
required by the department or any
superior
6. INDUSTRIAL AND REFORMA.
! TORY SCHOOLS.
| O The Department OF Public In.
struction shall appoint matron 70,
the Industrial and Reformator,
School for Girls and a superintendent
for the Industrial and Reformator,
School for Boys. -..-r
:, (2) The matron and the superin
tendent of the two above named re
form schools shall keep a journal, "
which shall be regularly entered the
reception, discharge. release, escape
or death of each inmate, togetheI
with all the particulars relating I,
such as shall be apprenticed. adopt
ed or put out to work. (See Sec. 23S
Revised Laws).
} go The matron and the superin
tendent of the above named schools
. shall report weekly to the Depart
ment of Public Instruction, the forn
of such report to be determined b,
the Department. of Public instruction
Z. PROMOTION OF TEACHERS.
SCHEDULE OF TEACHERS SAL.
: ARIES.
3 ITO take effect September 1, 1911.
"a The schedules herein containe
) shall not be considered In the ma
ture of contracts between the teach
ers and the department. They ma
Z be altered or suspended at any tim
II the department deems It necessary
(2) Schools shall be classified an
salaries fixed each year before tn
! beginning of the regular school yea
They shall be classified as Elemen
tary, High. Normal and Specia
Schools. These special schools sha
. include Lahainaluna, boys and girl,
industrial schools and any other In
: dustrial or agricultural schools tina
may be established from time I
I time
! go Assistant teachers obtainin
y normal diplomas will begin at 5000
per month. and receive their max
mum salary after seven years OF at
tual service.
Teachers having completed the tw
years collegiate course In the n0rmi
school shall begin at $1,000 He
month";, receiving the maximum sa
o AIRY after five years OF actual servlc,
: (D Teachers shall be designated Il
Q Supervising Principals. Principal