Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-30
BY AUTHORITY
Rules and Regulations
OF THE
Department Of
Public Instruction
OF THE
4. DEPARTMENT.


az The department shall appoint
sudh feathers principals and super
visors as may be deemed necessary
and consistent with the laws, rules
and regulations relating to public
schools, such appointments, II not
made for u definite period, to continue
during the pleasure OF the depart
ment; or, IL made for definite pc
Rod. to continue during said period,
subject, however, to termination at
any time for cause or upon six
months written notice.
t2) The department shall provide
for the examination of applicants for
positions In the public schools and
persons already teaching, and grant
issue and give certificates and dip
Tomas not otherwise provided for by
law.
(3) The department shall:
(a) Prescribe, adopt and en-
force the use Of uniform series
4 of text books In the public
schools; ~
Obj Fix dates for the opening
and closing of the public schools;
(c) Do any and afl things me-
cessary to the welfare Of the
public school system of the Ter
ritory not Inconsistent with the
laws of the Territory.
3 D The order of business of meet
ings OF the department shall BIO as
follows. unless otherwise voted:
(D Roll call.
(b) Reading minutes of last
meeting.
(c) Reports of superintendent.
(d) Reports of committees.
te) Unfinished business.
~ New business.
2. THE SUPERINTENDENT.
The duties of the superintendent
shall be:
u) To preside at all meetings
when present.
(2) To cast the deciding vote, In
case of a tie. upon all matters re-
quiring vote of the commissioners.
(3) To do all things, between meet
ings Of the commissioners necessary
to the proper conduct of the depart
ment. subject, however. to the APP
prevail Of the department.
8. SUPERVISING PRINCIPALS.
II shall be the duty OF each super
vising principal
ID To have general charge Of all
the schools In his district.
(2) To see that each teacher car
ries out the requirements of the
course OF study and the rules and
regulations of the department.
(3) To instruct teachers, when ne
cessary, In the methods OF teaching,
organization and discipline; also 10
direct the teachers In the work of
making term outlines, lesson plans,
etc, and approve them before for
warding the same to the department.
(D To see that the registers and
records are properly kept.
90 To examine plan books and
make comments on the same In writ
Ing, giving date of visit and time
spent In room.
go To keep full record of his
work. showing the time spent In each
school, the necessary time spent in
travelling and In preparing work for
the schools, making reports. ETC., and
to send copy Of this record TO the
department when called for.
~ To submit to the inspector OF
schools all information In regard Ia
the schools In his district; term out
lines, lessons plans, written work OF
the pupils. records OF his supervision
s and instruction In teaching, discip-
4 line and organization. and all other
Information that may be necessary
for full and complete inspection OF
the schools, and generally to do and
perform any other duties required by
the department, superintendent or in
spcctor.
4. PRINCIPALS.
II shall be the duty of the princi-
pal. or, In case there should be nc
principal, the vice-principal:
ID To classify the pupils OF his
j, school and to assign his assistants to
the different rooms or grades In &C.
cordance with the direction OF the
supervising principal.
(O To outline the work of the term
for his assistants In accordance with
the course OF study.
go To make rules and regulations
for his assistants and pupils neces-
sary to the proper conduct of the
school, to be In conformity with Law
and the rules and regulations of the
department.
90 To admit and release pupils
according to the school law and re-
gulations of the department.
.l CO. To assume and exercise genera
and frequent supervision over the
teaching and discipline of the entire
school.
(6) To be responsible for the pro