St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-11-01
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IS. All assistant teachers shoule
cooperate faithfully with each othel
and with the principal in carrying
out the school work. Dissensior
among the teachers should not b.
tolerated.
| IA. 1t is the duty of the teacher.
to attend such meetings as are callet
from time to time by the principa
or superintendent.
IS. No teacher should leave thu
school grounds during the time schoo
ia in session, without confering with
the principal. At no time should the
school be left without at least on
teacher during the recess period.
Is. Cleanliness of person an
neatne.s OF dress should be scrupI
,ously observed by Ill teachers
II. Teachers in graded and higF
schools should take the work destg-
mated by the principal. Such wori
NAV be changed from time to time
as the interest of the school may de
mand.
10. Teachers should not excus'
any pupil from school nor from any
Of their duties without the permis
sion of the principal.
10. Both pupils and teacher
should abstain from the use OF to
bacco in any form on the school prem
Uses.
20. Teachers should notify the
Superintendent of the first case IL
their school of mumps, measels
chicken pox or the appearance OF an.
other contagious or infectious dis
ease.
81. Teachers should not too fire.
auently take part in social eventa t.
the detriment of their health and dis
position or to loss OF interest !,
their work. The board should loof
with special disfavor upon dancing
This form of amusement should no
be prohibited so long as it is done II
moderation and propriety, on Frida,
and Saturday nights.
%. The moral life and daily con
duct of teacher, both male and fe-
male, should at all times be abov'
or suspicion. The teacher
is the young pupils ideal. and the ex
emplary life on the part OF the teach
er will be of incalculable value IL
shaping the life and character OF tht
pupil.
Principals of Two or More Room
Schools.
%. The principal should be held
finally responsible for the disciplin,
of the entire school. He should alse
be responsible for the condition
the buildings and grounds, seeing
that they are at all times clean ant
n good repair, and notify the super.
or board of any matter be
You'd his control.
"a. He may suspend pupils for in
ton or other gross miscon'
duct, reporting the same at once Will
for his action to both super
[ntendent and parent or guardian
4e should not have power to expel
! pupil indefinitely.
rs. He should hold meetings
lis faculty not less than once montl
.or the purpose of discussing ana de
Gliding matters pertaining to the gen
,ral welfare of the school.
Is. He should have authority e
,ssien all new pupils to their grades
md to approve all plans for the pro
notion or examination of pupils.
81. He should have authority Z
collect and dispense the incidental lee
to law, furnishing the loca
rustees q report at the close OF tn
,ession showing how this fund ma:
,een expended. The principal shouic
.eport to the superintendent any neg
ect ON part Of any patron or patron;
o nay incidental fee.
Pupils.
2S. Pupils are responsible to tnel1
rincipal for their conduct not only
Turing school hours, but wniiea OF
heir Rrounos, and also enroute u
nd from school.
%. Pupils should leave the scnoo'
remises and go directly home afte'
chool in closed, unless otherwise Pc.
lifted by the teacher.
When deemed necessary the paren
lay in special cases request tns
,acher to depart from this regula
on.
80. Pupils should not leave TIM
,hool grounds before the close .
,hool hours without the express per-
,tssion of the principal.
81. Pupils guilty of defac1ng Q
therwise injuring any Of the schoe !
roperty should, under penalty
have proper restoration Q
spair made.
80. Pupils in all grades above tn
rst Or second, at least, should re
i've monthly reports of their stand
Y in the various subjects, to be in G
'ected and signed by either parer g
. guardian and returned to tn 3
acher for safe keeping until thu c
ose of the session. IN
80. New classes in the first grad D
any high school in the parish ma e
organized during the first week - h
e session and again during the mid N
e of the session, but no beginne! 81
ould be allowed to enter the schot il
any other time. "
Pupils should be allowed to ente N
her grades at any time during tn pl
ssdOn. =
Patrons. II
The Parish School Board should y
cognize the assistance, incalculab 81
extent and value, that may an -
ten is rendered to the teacher b
d other school authorities by loya a.
irons of the school. n
No school can hope to attain N
Oh standard of efficiency withou =;