Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

and make Investigations within or out
| shall have been previously authorized
| by the state superintendent Of educa-
/ ton.
village or city of over five thousand in
habitants there shall be, and in towns.
cities and villages of less than five
! thousand inhabitants there may be a
| local board of industrial education,
whose duty it shall be to foster and
establish and maintain industrial, COM
mercial, continuation and evening
schools. Said board may take over
and maintain In the manner provided
in this act any existing schools of sim
| 2. Such board shall consist Of the
city superintendent of schools ex of
| hcio or the principal Of the high school
ex officio, if there be no city superin-
| of the local board charged with the
supervision of the schools in case there
be neither of the above mentioned Of
f1cers, and four other members, two
employers and two employees, who shall
be appointed by the local board charged
with the supervision of the schools and
who shall serve without pay.
3. The term of the appOintive mem
berS Of the local boards OF uStrial
education shall be two years from the
first of January of the year in which
they are appointed; provided however,
| that in the first appointment two mem
bers shall be appointed who are to
serve for only one year from the first
of January of the year in which they
are appointed. All subsequent APP
pointments shall be for two years, eX-
cept appointments TO fill vacancies,
which shall be for the unexpired por-
4. The local board of industrial edu-
cation shall elect it's officers from it's
membership, chairman and score re
education, with the cooperation Of
the state board Of indus trial educa-
ton, shall have general supervision or
the instruction in the local schools ere
S. No state aid shall be granted to
schools created under this act Wltnout
the approval of the local board OF IN
dustrial education. No money, appro-
priated by the city, town or village for
these schools shall be spent without
the approval of the local board of In
dustrial education.
6. The teachers in the schools ere
ated under this act shall be employed
and their qualifications determined by
the local board of industrial education.
z. This board shall have power to
purchase all machinery, tools and sup
plies and purchase or lease suitable
grounds or buildings for the use OF the
schools under it's supervision. Exist
ing school buildings and equipment
shall be used as far as practicable.
s. The board is empowered to make
contracts with the extension DIVISION
of the University of Wisconsin to give
partment may offer, when in the Judg-
ment Of the local board such instruc-
ton can be secured to better advan-
tage than by local provision.
8. Whenever twenty-five persons
qualified to attend an industrial, com
mercial, continual On or evening school
file a petition therefor with the local
board of industrial education the BOARD
shall establish such school or schools
or provide other facilities as author
lied in this act
of Industrial education of every city,
village or town shall report to the
common council or village or town
clerk at or before the first day of Sep
money required for the next fiscal year
for the support of all the schools es-
tablished or to be established under
this act in said city, village or town,
ditiOns to school sites, fixtures ana
Z. There shall be levied and collected
in every city, Villags or town, subject
to taxation under this act, tax upon
all taxable property in said city, VII
lage or town, at the same time ana IN
the same manner as other taxes are
levied and collected by law, which to-
gether with the other funds provided
by law and placed at the disposal OF
said city, village or town for the same
of money so required by said local
board of Industrial education for the
purposes of this act.
8. The rate of tax levied for the pur-
poses of this act in any town, village
or city shall not in any one year eX-
ceed one-half mill for the maintenance
of all schools created under this act.
named in this section shall be in addi-
| ton to all other special and general
taxes levied for town, village or city
purposes and shall be for the use and
support Of schools established under
| this act.
5. The treasurer of the town, village
| or city shall keep such money separate
sively for the purpose of industrial ed
| ucatiOn as herein provided. ALI moneys
| appropriated and expended under this
act shall be expended by the local local
| board of Industrial education and shall
| be paid by the town, village or city
| treasurer on orders issued by said
board and signed by its president and
secretary.
6. All moneys received by said board
shall be paid to the town, village or
city treasurer for the fund of the local
board of Industrial EDUCATION. =.
Section 553p-5. l. The courses or
study in these schools shall be ap--
proved by the state superintendent or
| education and the state board OF indus
| lish, citizenship, sanitation and hygiene
and the use Of safety devices, and such
other branches as the, state superin-
tendent and the state board OF indus
/
2. The local board Of industrial ed
ucation may allow pupils attending
any school established under this act,
who have had courses equivalent to
any Of those offered, TO substitute
other work therefor.
Section 553p-6. 1. Not more than
ten thousand dollars shall be appro-
priated from the state funds for the
| purposes of this act in any one city,
town or village, and state aid shall
not be given to more than thirty
| schools established under this act.
2. A school once granted state aid
| shall be entitled threto as long as the
character Of it's work meets with the
| approval Of the state superintendent
of education and the state board of in
dustrial education.
8. The secretary of the local board
Of industrial education Of each city,
town or village in which such school
or schools are maintained, shall on the
first day Of July in each year, report
| to the state superintendent of educa-
ton the cost of maintaining the school
the chara cter of the work done, the
number, names and qualifications OF
the teachers employed, and such other
information as may be required by the
state superintendent of education.
4. If such report is satisfactory to
the state superintendent of education
and the state board of industrial edu-
cation, and they are satisfied that the
school or schools have been maintained