, 1911-09-02

au" ol Tue sPec1@l PROVISIONS which win IL
found below, any child bound to be met p 70
ed may be taught at bone or in a nrisat
school' providing that the in truction be
thus gets IS not Of less extent than that Of
the communal schools. u
$4&
The School Board shall prncsre
tees that the person who vpderte9t 1"'@e-
teach children Ia their homes OF is amrIou1p
for that purpose has the necessary ed,|as
ton and sufficient knowledge, and 49,
School Board IS entitled, in this connectiaa
TO demand that the teacher (male Or female
concerned shall submit to an exnIoinatiaI'
to be held by the Board. If the resnIt
thereof Is not satisfactory, the child or CHI
dren whom the teacher is instructipg or "
to have instructed are t. be entered in .
public school
40.
Private schools can only be established
after the School Boards permission boS
been obtained, aud the Application for tL+5
permission must be sent in to- the RoorI
at least one month before it is Intended 49,
establish the school. ~
tion about 'nfoIm"-
a. me teachers teachers age, training
L P'0'ioA9 employment, accompanied
OCI@C9 VI G&uInj 1hafi,D "a
~tiicates aud recommendation.
b. The place to be used fo4 the school
buildings etc. belonging thereto.
c. The plan Of instruction.
d. The school time daily, weekly, vearlyl
{. The school material aud appliances IN
aid of the instruction,
f. The school fees.
The permission may be given ONLY on con
dition that the teachers fteacherl prove. 4
necessary, through an examination by the
School Board, that they are in possession of
such knowledge and have had such ednca-
ton that they can teach those subjects
which they undertake to teacA-that tbe
locality (schooI room etc.l is sufficient,
large, not used, as a rHle, outside the scaoal
hours as q residence and never as bedrooms
that the conditions as to light ana al
are satisfactory that there is suffciou.
space for a play 9rOund, and that there ARE
the necessary number Of closets, properly
arranged, and apart for each sex where bows
and girls are taught togetber-that from
the plan Of instruction it is seen that the
instruction IS not OF less extent than that
given in the communal hools-tbat the
yearly number Of hours Of instruction taken
under one is not less than in the r,tnfn,rn}
schools, and that the school in reoord to
material and the aids to instruction win not
stand behind those.
The permission, as a rule, ought moreover
to be dependent on the applicant showing that
thore is need for tie contemplated school.
or that the school has its special justification,
either that under the assumption that the
permission for opening the school would be
given an acceptable number Of pupils had
been announced beforehand. or that tho
school will adopt new methods of teaching
hitherto unknown out here, or has its spe-
cial aim.
$47.
Every private school, besides the list Of
pupils, which, according to clause Z.
must be found in every school, shall keep
an attendance urnal, and if the daily at
tendance is divided, it shall be shewn in the
journal bow far eacb individual pupil has
attended both in the morning and in the
afternoon
Before the 8th Of each month the school
IS to send in for the previous month a report
to the School Board concerning the entry
and the leaving of the pupils and Of the
eases OF alb ence with a statement Of the
causes. Should it III tins way be shewn that
a pupil has been absent without valid reason
for one third or more Of the schoo days i'll