Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14

class high school, as provided by cnapter
SeVenty-one OF the public laws of nine
teen hundred nine, shall be entitled to
his free tuition as nereinbefore provided
for the completion of the four years of
a standard secondary course without the
examination herein prescribed, provided,
further, that such free tuition privilege
shall continue only so long as said youth
shall maintain satisfactory standard
of department and scholarship. 1t shall
be the duty of superintendent Of schools
to issue certificates OF iree, tuition privi-
lege to persons who may be entitled to
free tuition under the provisions of this
section -(Approved March IA, 1872
Chapter SO.
An Act to provide for the State certifica-
ton of all teachers of public schools.
6. Section |. 1t shall be the duty of me
to cause to be held at least once each
year at such times and at such places
as. as he may designate, public examina.
teachers sea.sr In the public schools
Section 2 The examination herein pro-
well as the scholastic abilities of the
candidates and shall be conducted by
such persons or agents and in such man
ner as the State superintendent may de-
termine. Due public notices of the
times, places and other conditions of the
examination shall be given.
signed by the State superintendent OF
public schools shall be granted to all
candidates who pass satisfactory exami-
nations in such branches as are required
or permitted by law to be taught in the
public schools and who in other respects
rum the proper requirements. provided,
seventeen years of age and has COM
pleted standard high school or acade-
my course shall be eligible for a cert-
hcate. Such certificate shall be either
probationary or -permanent and shall
Indicate the grade of schools which the
person named therein is qualified to
1n6 hat tha nar
tihcate may be granted without the ex-
animation prescribed to graduates OF
colleges and Maine State normal schools,
or of other normal training schools
having a two years course for grad.
yates of high schools or academies, and
to teachers of two years service and
satisfactory fitness, on the presentation
of such evidence of fitness and under
such special conditions as the state SUI
periAtendent Of public schools may sa, pre-
Gates may, under the rules prescribed
by the state superintendent, be granted
to- persons holding state certificates
Proyidel further, that any certificate
grantedStinder this or any preceding act
may for sufficient cause be revoked ana
annufed.
vSection T. a list of persons certifi-
Gated shall be kept in the Office of the
State superintendent of public schools
and copies of the same with such infor-
nation as may be desired shall be sent
TO school committees and superintend-
ents upon their request
Section .. No person shall be en-
ployed to teach In any school under the
Supervision and control of any local
school board of any city,. town or plan
tation of this state, after September
one, nineteen hundred and fourteen, who
herein provided. Provided, however
that any person not holding State GER
tiheate may be granted not IT, more sao tnap
permit for a period not TO exceed one
year. such permit to be issued upon es-
animation by the supe permit sueh ne Of
son is employed and the form OF sucn
permit shall be prepared by the state
superintendent OF pubic scnools anu
shall be furnished by him upon applica..
ton of the superintendent of schools OF
any town. no person shali De ehsieie
to a teaching permit unless he shai1 meet
the requirements of section three IN re-
lation 10 age and educational prepara-
ton. Provided, further. that all States
certificates heretofore granted snail con-
tinue in force in accordance with inc
terms stated therein
Section g. Whoever teaches public
school without first obtaining a state
teachers certificate or temporary fnr,
feits not exceeding the sum contrae'ea
for his daily wages, Tor each DAY ne so
teaches and is barred from receiving
pay therefor.
Section I. For the necessary expenses
of carving out the provisions of this
act there may be annually expended ehe
sum of one thousand dollars, when sum i
the treasurer of State shall deduct Tor
said purpose from any school money
raised for the support OF common
schools. 49,,
Inconsistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed-tApproVeo
March "A. 1872
Chapter SO.
An Act to amend Section three or Chap
ter sixty of the Revised statutes as
amended by Section two of Chapter
ninety-eight of the Public Laws OF
nineteen hundred nine, also to amend
Section seven of said chapter sixty, re
Section l. Section three OF chaptsr
sixty of the Revised Statutes as amend
ed by section two of chapter nine,s-
dred nine is hereby amended by strlk,
ing out the word state" in the second
line thereof and substituting sag sse aeref o
amended shall read as follows:
Section 3. lie shall. in connection with,
and with the aid of the Maine dairy
mems association, annually hold state
dairy products and appliances wherein
prizes for high merit and quality In but
ter and cheese may be offered, ana may
dairy interests, but the expense of the
same shall not exceed the sum OF seven
hundred dollars annually.
section z. SectlOn seven OF Cnapter
sixty of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the word
"State" before the word ''dairymens'
in the fourth line and substituting there
for the word Maine so that said Sec
ton shall read as follows:
Section Z. He shall annually make a
report to the governor and council, on or
before the first day of January of each
year, of the work of the department OF
agriculture in detail. combining in the
same "A report of the state genealogical
society, Maine dairymen's association,
and the State of Maine cattle comission,
and all other matters relating to the
promotion of agriculture; ana for the
purpose of making his said report. said
society, association and commission shall
furnish said commissioner with all neces-
sary data therefor on or before the first
day of December of each year. He shall
further report all farmers institutes held
and the work therein done, and all pub
lie lectures carried on under his authort-
ty, and such part of said reports as Is
of public interest shall be printed for
free distribution: for the purpose of
making up his report as herein provided.
said commissioner shall attend the
rious agricultural exhibitions in the
State and report upon the quality and
character of the work of the same
Approved March IA, 1879
Chapter 60.