The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-22

f'DfH Dc optH lOI tic tSecpti'h
of pupils who come before the
regular school hours. maintain
good order upon the school
premises, and in the neighbor-
hood thereof, and strictest clean
liness in the school buildings and
outhouses belonging thereto,
have charge of and distribute all
supplies and account for all in
jury, broken or lost articles, be-
longing to the schools; cooper
ate in every way with the super
intendent in the enforcement OF
the rules and regulations for the
government of the schools and in
the discharge of their duties,
they shall be entitled to the re-
spect and difference of their
assistants.
They shall so arrange that there
snail be two teachers on the
grounds continually during re-
cesses and at such other times
as the pupils are congregated
thereon, and they may establish
special rules. subject to the APP
proyal of the superintendent,
for securing good order in the
buildings under their charge and
on the grounds.
They shall give special stten-
ton to the movements OF pupils
into and out of the buildings that
il may be done quickly and with
as little confusion as possible.
Principals shall have the power
to suspend pupils for cause and
the cause OF suspension shall be
transmitted within "a hours to
the superintendent. who shall
take action thereon as he may
deem proper. The superintend-
ent may let the suspension of the
pupils continue for a time until
the case can be investigated.
The principal Of the high
school shall be assistant superin-
tendent when the superintendent
may be sick or absent from the
city and whenever required by
the board for other reasons.
TEACHERS
Teachers are required 70 be IN
their respective rooms twenty
minutes before school begins and
see that the pupils under their
charge distinctly understand and
faithfully observe all rules reIat.
ing 10 pupils.
They shall exercise vigilant
care over the general conduct
and morals of their pupils in the
school rooms. on the pIay grounds
and "a far as possible, on their
going to and returning from
school. And all teachers are re-
quired to maintain strict order
and discipline IN their classes at
all times.
They shall endeavor upon all
proper occasions, to impress
upon the minds Of their pupils
the PRINCIPLES or morality and
virtue. a sacred regard for truth,
love 10 God. love to man. polite
ness. neatness. industry and
frugality. But no teacher shall
exercise any sectarian influence
IN the school.
They shall make preparations
foi teaching and hearing recita-
tons. in order that they may
present subjects IN a forcible,
attractive and practical manner.
They shall seek to learn the
character. disposition, capacity
and quality of mind of their
pupils and to govern them by the
moral influence of kindness and
by appeal to the nobler principles
OF their natures.
The teacher shall be careful
that no part Of the school building
or apparatus be defaced
or injured. reporting all cases of
the same to the superintendent.
They shall keep their rooms in
neat order. we'll ventilated and
lighted. and at a uniform temper
ature. The teachers shall require
their pupils to be in their respec-
tive rooms at the appointed hour
and all the pupils not in shall be
tardy, or absent. as the
case may be. and in all cases of
absence or hardness
the teacher shall Immediately
IN person or by written
note, the cause of same.
The utmost neatness and order
of things shall be preserved by
the teachers in their rooms.
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