, 1912-11-27
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SIS Fines for thu
without baying been legally excused, there shall in the town '1' Il: ;R''
from Frcs oO5 to Frcs. O25, if the pupil presents himself be Fines fort
than that n is Altogether absent the fine is d1ed, the other dss one e.
follow n f dy off, a. aI1 1n eD IL p the ANY " rr "he %S Sns 90, 6 sSh ' sss
'vsr' F may .a be increased rassd.d if necessary. to Eros 2 so per day:
ton for dismissal the highest daily fine is tic be imposed. s sasshs%
The teacher keeps. besides the list of pupils, which, n C Attendance
f end"ncs Ton,a $ , o s9 Sc ho is to BE- be d kept in every n school, iss az At ''''l
lion as possible concerning The us of the occurring alb oSasSssn m to
tbo'f parsn naP or gg. 'S Ss0" try I 9o inG IS p'i t !" s . ss1d 'he to ' s $s &c. =:
9na@ ovn. r'g 5n1 y. to asdso 1.-THE If the ' children .sft live live IN a. estate tate p.. own
support him in the execution of his duty in this respect. ass o%s
list Of the absences during the week with a statement of the &C. H.
tal or presum"be cause in each case, after which the School weekly Re-.
i n"%"" "a a{s Scno' n os hn9S f0' nt H. unlawful i" nnr.% absences cssu and 0oa8 "a
Of the fues imposed on them and obtains from them further lines fr alb
particulars of The reasons for the absences In % far IS tie 's
BY the psrso"s 6nsd esss "s &yG to tS s. i% B" s"3 "o or s sns1
the Dst School, a Dne rect s4 4%T a of "nd en ,G 6eu dipeo CT N of f1 1Gs P"G TO- ns% S S"> ."
master at the request Of the school Board, to be collected or
'AY T%s n m "o9 OF da e1 with the pr provision s"ni IN $ TO- D. =. ..
from the schools, have been absent without lawful excuse, the '@
anne of their parents " guardians, the number of days alb.
Snt ,d patsIoa ola f. in f rsg gSdo to R the absences SEM e. given n,h the school
tered in separate registers, one for the schools of each jursdjc
The total amount arising from all payment, of fines for e. En- Z" ss ==g
transgresions of this Ordinance is turned yer to the School tom IF P~Su-
Bo4d' which cal use it IS follows for promoting regular at t a n&a at"
" for s".. ts%ro's ". ' %s .s TssalY iIap soG' . for poor poo !! p' st.s or or a H'""~ aid
condition that their children are sent regularly to school,
l. for examination rewards preferably il the form Of book + &d F5 sTaG.
G. III eah school or class for mai month * md yearly re- 9 Rewards
wards, # Iosdbe IN the form of saving stamps, for those aattxn4aaois
pupils who have attended te school without any absence
for a month, or a year respectively.
Should the total amount of the fines paid rot amount to Grant from
an average OF % Bit yearly per pupil in he schools, the Schoo demsp e
Boardl is entitled to use for the above named purposes such a '~
further amount as will bring up he amount of the paid fines
to the said average.
Ali account OF the fines paid in, of the use made Of the Account of
amount and oft the extraa amount which may be used beyond Of the fs
the total from the fines is to he sent III to the Government by ~@ n ppm
the School Board after the close Of each school ear
SIS
The language of tuition is English. Instruction shall be T os s s%a@
given in the following subjects:
a. Religious knowledge, especially Bible History. srhar. In
b ReOlin including he f1ndnuenfl idooSh oro,oD,or which in
c Writing. gwen
d. Spelling (dictahunl
e Mental and slate arithmetic.
f. Nature knowledge, including in the lower classes object
lessons in the higher classes so much of the knowledge
of the structure of man and the work IF his organ that
the instruction., building d this foundation, can conclude
with the more important of he rules of health.
6. Geography, including hereunder oral teaching, aided if
possible by pictures of a little history Nhe history of the
Islands, Denmark and Amerca(
h. Singing.
Danish