Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. $40. Al rpub,isbed Nov a. ID
CHAPTER 34e. LAWS nE iqIa

No. 240. Al tPublished Nav 81. 1913.
AN ~ CHAPTER s46. LAWS OF 1918.
49, 10 create section asa and section Up
10 10 q me statutes. relating to the introduction
anI ADMINISTRATION Of winter term in high schools
= ana providing an appropriation therefor
The people Of the State Of wisconsin represented In
senate and Assembly. do enact as follows
atse l. IneFe Is added to the statutes two new
secuoiis 70 read: Section 404a. /. The high school
uoards Oh not exceeding ten high schools not under
VIC supervision OF city superintendent may each.
u,uss sucn conditions and regulations the state
supstlhtshdeht 81 schools may prescribe establish
winter term commencing between the 3Oh Of october
ana the 18th day Of November and continuing each
year Tor number of weeks equal to one-haR the
number Of weeks icEooi is maintained for the reg
ular nigh school rsc during that school year
Z. Inc QUALIFICATIONS for admission to the course
VI STUDY OF SAID winter term shall be those prescribed
or admission to the regular high school courses pro-
Niutd that persons not possessing the qualifications
required for admission to the regular courses may be
@uLteu 70 SAID winter term upon the presen-
aion to the high school principal of evidence through
examination or otherwise satisfactory him of abi-
i 70 carry on the work Of said course and persons
between the of sixteen and twenty wears so adj
United shall be entitled to the privileges prescribed
"a secuons 496i to 1860. inclusive Of the
nu they snaI also be entitled to enter the regular
ligh school classes evidence satisfactory to the
ngh school board and principal Of their ability to do
the work Of such classes.
3. The course Of study for such winter form shaJ
receive the approval of the state superutenden the
addonal teacher or teachers necessary administer
Tue salu winter term course of study In addition to
me regular courses Of the school, shall be selected
Win rs advice and consent and the course of study
oA0A. Se sulHliiStcreQ IN manner TO meet his ap-
proiaL said teacher or teachers shall have the
qualifications prescribed for teachers In free high
schools The salary Of said teacher teachers shall
not be counted in apportonng the general special aid
OF any special aid for agriculture, manual training
domestic science for school administering said win
ter term course under the provisions OF this act.
4 On the first day of July of each year the clerk
OF each such high school board shall report to the
state superintendent. in such form as may be re-
CURED. setting forth the facts relating to the cost
OF maintaining the department established under this
act; the character Of the work done the number and
names OF teachers employed and the length of time
u was maintained during the preceding year; and
upon the receipt of such report If 1t shall
tnat the department has been maintained in a salts
factory manner according to the provisions OF this
section, the said superintendent shall make certif-
cate to that effect and file 1t with the secretary of
state Upon receiving such certificate the secretary
OF state shall draw his warrant upon the treasury
for two-thrds the amount actually expended for the
salary salaries of said additional teacher or teach
ers during the year for which the state aid is re-
ceiTed. not. however to exceed $500 for any one
school, said aid TO be payable from the appropriation
for winter term in high schools the treasurer Of
the high school district maintaining the school.
Section 172-116. There is annually appropriated
on July /. not to exceed five thousand dollars pay
able from any moneys in the general fund.- other
wise appropriated for maintaining winter terms in
high schools provided in section 494a.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved Nav Of 1913