St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-13
permission from the parish superin.

permission from the parish superin-
tendent.
5. Teachers are required under
penalty of dismissal to not allow the
nae Of any books in the public schools
other than those adopted by the
state Board of Education.
6. No teacher In . one-room
school shall teach subjects required
for any grade above the seventh.
Duties OF Teachers in Graded and
High Schools.
L. Teachers shall cooperate with
the principal and each other Tor the
general welfare of the school, and
;ack of cooperation will be deemed
a neglect Of duty and shall be con-
sidered q sufficient cause Tor susl'cn-
sion or removal.
2. Teachers must be In their
rooms at least twenty minutes DC.
fore opening Of the school and shall
record their names in rotation. with
time of arrival in the principals Of
fee.
3. They shall be held responsible
for the discipline and neatness OF
their respective rooms and the care
of the school room furniture.
1. Each and every teacher shall
keep record books, make reports and
furnish specimen work Of pupils at
the time and in the manner prescrib-
ed by the superintendent and princi
pal.
S. It shall be the duty of al
teachers to attend al meetings called
by the principal and parish superin-
tendent and to. perform punctually
the duties assigned them.
6. No teacher shall be allowed to
dismiss his or her school or absent
himself or herself from or employ
himself therefrom or employ SUD
stitute without the consent OF the
principal or superintendent.
Z. Teachers may detain pupils
after school for idleness, failure II
Rotations, or misconduct. but such
detention shall not exceed one houf
In the afternoon.
| 8. Teachers shall not excuse pu-
pills from any regular or special duty
nor excuse them from school without
consent of the principal.
9. Teachers shall not admit pu'
nil to their grade without being %
directed by the principal.
10. No teacher shall assume the
responsibility of examining any pupil
for the purpose of . change OF grade
without knowledge and sanction Of
the principal.
IL. In al cases of discipline
teachers are to avoid corporal pun
ishment II possible and In no case
shall it be given without the specfa
permission of the principal.
. Moved by Mr.. O'Keefe and second
!! ed. by DIR. Pigott, to pay from the
second ward special tax twelve and
one-half cents q day for every sec
ond ward child attending school II
| the second ward provided he has t.
| travel over three miles to school.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Cause and second.
ed by DR.. Pigott, that the Ward Line
school be not opened this ensuing
year but that the pupils from that
neigh borhood be permitted to attend
the Onville school or the one u
Ramsey where the school 10 to be re-
opened.
On motion, duly seconded. 1t wal
voted to open the schools on the
FIRST Monday in September.
On motion Of Mr.. Cause, seconded
by DR.. Pigott It was voted to repeal
. vote passed by the school board q
. regular meeting held on April 1
1911, limiting the right Of the sup.
erintendent to pay the principals Of
Of the Slidell and Covington high
schools over one hundred and TWEEN
ty-hve dollars per month from the
general fund.
On motion Of Mr.. Cause and sec.
onded BY DR.. Pigott, it was voted t.
re-insure the superintendent ONCE
furniture for three years.
The following trustees being nomi.
mated BY Mr.. O'Keefe were appointed
by the board:
Middle Road school. John Sharp
C. s. wilkins. T. N. Galloway, w. g
Russell and Jack Lloyd.
I Pilgrim Rest school. w. o. Perry