, 1912-11-23
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If. pupil i, "b.ss. at he ssssp"' ,s.,e Of 81. '1f i, is, ,Hs ,ssn a=: $ &C.: e.
without having been legally day,s excused %oos here ns I 1%p,s 'n "A a de Y Of ate
from Fros oo5 to Frcs OPS, if the pupil presents himself ee r p% r Ss
t tSn n OK np & tose ct "" absent a" The fine is dErd, on the other f ~ gs? ss
h1n%; rt f IeT Of u :" s14 .l tn in the the Sam week, which fines, how '""+
ever may be increased, if necessary to F,cs. 2 80 per day.
ton for dismissal the highest daily fac is tic be imposed. s s%%%a
The teacher keeps besides sss lis. Of !on1~ .s which. Il. in &c z As ;ss%aa=Es
fon%nnes journal j. : o ad is bound to to- procure as rei~D" informa 4see.sser4
ton as possible concerning the e"o, Sc " Of H. 0 "snicnton 10 t. o ,%@S" as
the parents or guardians, try 10 induce them send their Sa s@%s
9na@ oxns rss ana E. to m ssn@gs o OF sIt 90 assist assist the the tie teacher EACH" and s zs:s sH
support R,.rx ' s %' " I%s ' sss's 't"e5s OF s sa Isn't" i5 tn % . he's s sSS%S'1 Board a $$S ss n
list If the absences during the week with a statement Of the {,
B $po%ah "' tTa Se@oo IN Ys1 ~ns9 l' inf rns the persons concerned a@
IN te fn e0 in np"So" or them hem and obtains from them fur,her Fines rar
particulars OF he reasons for the absences. In so far as The "A
bv the persons fined personally to the School Board Che School
1 Rer se1@s, =" Dn "ss .e1 ihey a% or IN "sd ss .S s@% direction 81 u : Of '' Gs P%r . "as ines
master at the request OF ,3 School ho"id' to be collected Or
Tns names Of the children; who. according to the reports Fines s& e~-
names of their parents or guardians the number Of days abb
r@~ @ers' or o. the School Board. ar for snoD week 10 be en-
tered in separate registers, one TO the school OF eah lnnsdic
.... gss ;s%! or s"; IN: o ssI5 ii fro" ;s .s s1 es' "sse .. Of 5n s1 s:ns 5f #. +: ! : S g.
Board, which cn use it IS follows for promo: ng regular at f 5 sSo at
/" for temporary s~on weekly ,"p IoF :. t' poor p, parents or a Money"
Condition that their children n- 9 It regularly to school
l. for examination rewards, p|ttt tma in - the torn Of BOOK to ton 1 H@%%@@
r in naIl srhOOl or class for small monthly M yearly re- c. Rewards
wards, if possible in the form Of saving stamps for those attendance
pupils who have attended the school without amy absence
for a month, or q year respectively.
Should the total amount Of he fires paid rot amount to bGm nnf rom
an average of Is Bit yearly per pupil III the schools, the School thesmep u-
Board is entitled to nse for the above named purposes such II
further amount as viii bring up tn amount OF the paid fines
to the said average.
An account Of the fines paid in, Of the use made of the 4@o mm0 of
amount and of the extra amount which may be used beyond of the fines
I,I " -: - -. /. ad its apP-
me tWa from Inc HNt5; ~ 70 HN cit ~ I! 'H NESiL1SA = alton
the School Board after the close of each school year.
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The language of tuition is English. instruction sinai be The me h a#m%
given in the following subjects:
a. Religious knowledge, especially Bible History. Subjects in
b Reading, includna the fundamental ideas of grammar which in.
C Writing. given
d. Spelling (dchti"n).
E. Mental and slate ai hmeic.
t Nature knowledge, including in the lower classes Object
lessons, in the higher classes SO much of he knowledge
of the structure Of man and the work of bis organs that
the instruction, building on this + undaon, can conclude
with the more important of The rues of health.
&. Geography, including Hereunder oNl teaching aided if
possible by pictures, of a little history CHE history Of the
Islands, Denmark and AmeucH)
h. Singing.
j. Danish.
Needle WORK.