, 1911-08-30
PROCEEDINGS
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CR&DIX.
Continued from 1ris, No G8)

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ed teachers IS, IN accordance with s % d, in
the Chrlstiansted town school 4, namely 2
male teachers and z female teachers, in
Freder1ksted town school 2 male teachers
and one female teacher for the latter school
is also to be appointed a provisional teacher
male or female). Each school shall have
further a teacher by the hour for giving in
struction in needle work, also the necessary
nnlnber Of teachers Of Danish, until the per
manently appointed teachers are them
selves able TO tnke over the teaching Of
Danish. One of the teachers (male or female)
IN each of the schools is to be appointed, on
the representation of the School Board, for
a certain number of years at q time, to be
the First Teacher Of the school and the dis
trict.
The permanently appointed teachers (male
and female) and the provisional female
teacher in Frederiksted Free School are
each to have, if necessary, the assistance Of
one monitor, il nll 4 for Christiansted and 3
or 4 IN Erederiksted Free School. If the
number of pupils should make it necessary,
more monitors may be appointed for assist.
ing in those classes where the number of
pupils may be particularly large.
25.
In each of the country schools, where the
number of pupils is at least 40, the teaching
staff consists Of one permanently appointed
teacher (male OF female) and u sewing teach
er. Of assistant teachers (male or female)
there should be one whore the number of
pupils lies between about 1870 and about 100,
two whore the number exceeds 100.
The necessary number Of monitors to be
appointed will be about as follows in schools
without assistant teachers there should be one
IT the number of pupils is between so and
80, two If it is higher; in schools with one
assistant teacher, there should be one mont
tor if the number Of pupils is about 40 or
over; in schools with two assistant teachers,
when the number of pupils lies between 40
and 1870, 1870 and 21O, 2IO and 230, 230 and
$50 there should be one, two, three or four
monitors respectively.
For schools having about 80 pupils or less
the Government decides, after representa-
ton from the School Board, the number and
class of the teachers.
For schools having about $50 pupils or
more, it is to be decided IN the same way
what teachers and how many are further to
be appointed.
26.
If in accordance with the rules in 81 %,
"a and Is or for other reasons, the numbers
of the permanently appointed teachers, pro-
FAHIODhl teuCIl6IH, dSSlSGdIlI beuCheiS ana
teachers by the hour are to be increased be-
You'd the number Of such teachers then hold
ing appointments in the schools, or if, in ne
cordance herewith the number is at any time
to be reduced, the institution or abolition
of offices and positions for teachers must
take place, on the representation Of the
School Board, by the decision of the Gov
eminent and the Colonial Council.
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The permanently appointed teachers in
The town schools and the First Teachers in
the country schools are appointed by the
Government on the representation of the
School Board. A vacancy may be filed, if
desirable, by an acting appointment for a
period not exceeding 2 years, after which
the acting teacher must be finally appointed
or must be discharged. In each Of the town
schools is appointed in the same way one of
the permanently appointed teachers to be
First Teacher for the school and the district.
Provisional teachers, sewing teachers in
the country schools assistant teachers and
teachers by the hour are appointed by the
School Board on the representation of the
School Director.
The monitors are appointed by the School
Director.