Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22


whole number of days such school has
been taught by teachers qualified accord
ing to law including holidays. and the
days the teachers may have attended
an institute during the year while the
school was in session for which no de-
! duction in wages was made by the dis
trist board.
Fifth The names of all teachers en-
ployed during the year, the number Of
| days taught by each, including holidays.
! and the monthly wages paid to each,
| and the time allowed any teacher for
attendance on any institute for which
no wages were deducted.
Sixth. The amount of money receiv-
ed from the town treasurer during the
year, designating separately the amount
! received from appoftionment of the
school fund income, the amount receiv-
ed from tax levied by county board of
supervisors, the amount received from
tax voted by the district, and the amount
! received from all other sources during
same has been expended, showing sep
aratey the expenditure of school money
! received from the state.
Seventh Such other facts and statis-
tics in relation to the schools, public or
private, in such district as the state
superintendent may from time to time
require. The clerk of each joint
district shall report to the county or
city superintendent, as the case may be,
the number of children residing in each
| part of the several towns, villages or
! cities embraced in such joint district.
| He shall also report the amount of the
Indebtedness of the district. Upon filing
with the county superintendent within
the time set by law, complete and
satisfactory annual report setting forth
all the facts required by law to be re-
ported to the county or city supernten-
dent, and such other Information as may
be called for by either the county or
/. state superintendent, the school district
clerk in a school district having a school
| census of two hundred persons or less
shall be paid from any moneys in the
school district treasury of which he is
the clerk, the sum of ten dollars, and
in all other districts not embracing in
whole or in part an incorporated city.
twenty five dollars, and in school districts
embracing in whole or in part city,
such sum as the body electing the school
board Of such school district may di-
rect; provided such school clerk shall
file with the district treasurer a certifi-
cate signed by the county or city super
intendent of schools setting forth that
the school census for the year was pro-
perly taken, and that all reports requir-
ed by law to be made by school district
clerks have been filed and approved.
Section 464 /. Each county superin-
day of September in each year.
make and transmit to the state superin-
tendent report in writing, setting forth
| the whole number of districts,
the schoolhouses of which are in his
county or superintendent district, dis
tinguishing those from which the re-
quired reports have been made to him
by the district clerks, and con-
tanning an abstract of their reports, and
also embracing an abstract of the annual
report of the secretary of each free high
school in such district, and such
other facts and statistics as may be re-
quired by the state superintendent
2 Each county superintendent shall
also, within the time above mentioned.
! make and deliver to the county clerk
and to the county treasurer a written
statement of the whole number of child
rem in each town, village and city under
his supervision over the age of four and
under the age of twenty years returned
from the districts which have maintained
schools for eight or more months
reports of = = district clerks 1t
shall be the duty of the county superin-
tendent, on or before the tenth day OF
June in each year to send to each school
district clerk in his district the neces-
sary blanks upon which the school CEN
sus and other facts, as may be required
in section 462, may be reported, 1t shall
be the duty of the state superintendent,
on or before the first day of June in
each year, to furnish each county and
city superintendent with the necessary
blanks upon which the reports called for
in section 462 may be made by the sew
eral school district clerks in the several
counties of the state
g. 1t shall be the duty of the state
superintendent, on receipt of satisfac-
tory annual report within the time
specified by law, to issue to each county
or district superintendent a certificate
setting forth the fact that the annual
report required in this section has been
made, filed and approved within the time
specified by law.
H. 1t shall be the duty of the county
clerk, when presented with the certifi-
cate authorized in subsection 3, i'm
mediatey, without action of the county
board of supervisors, to draw an order
on the county treasurer in favor of the
county Superin tendent for twenty-five
dollars in county or superintendent dis
tricts containing fifty or less school dis
tricts containing more than fifty and less
than one hundred school districts; sew
enty-fiVe dollars in superintendent dis
tricts containing more than one hundred
and less than one hundred and fifty school
districts, and one hundred dollars in
superintendent districts containing more
than one hundred and fifty school dis
tricts. 1t shall be the duty of the county
treasurer to pay such amounts as may
be certified by the county clerk from any
money in the general fund of the county
not otherwise appropriated.
Section 465. In all cities haV-
ing a city superintendent of schools and
which are not under the jurisdiction Of
a county superintendent, such superin-
tendent OF schools shall make the annual
report required by section AGA
directly to the state superintendent. 4" IT -
Section 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pasg~
age and publication.
Approved June 6, 1918. Copy Law.
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