Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30

vision work. Such districts shall re-
ceive such portion of state aid for
the payment of the salary of the dis
trict superintendent as is based on
the ratio of the number of teachers
employed to forty. The county sup
erintendent shall make no nomination
of a district superintendent in such
district until vacancy in such sup
erintendency occurs. After the first
vacancy occurs in the superintend-
ency of such a district all appoint
ments shall be made on the nomina-
ton OF the county superintendent in
the manner provided in section 4739.
A vacancy shall occur only when such
superintendent resigns, dies or fails
of reelection.
Sec. 4740-1. In a county school
district having less than two hundred
teachers, the county board of educa-
tion may allow the appointment of the
county superintendent as district sup
erintendent in supervision district
which employs not more than twenty
five teachers. Such county superin-
tendent may be appointed to assume
the additional duties of district sup.
'erintendent only on condition that:
, ID He give all his time to super.
vision and teaching in teachers train.
ing courses.
(2) Each high school principal in
such supervision district devote at
least two and one-half hours to sup
ervision
(3) The salary of such superin-
tendent shall be at least twenty-five
hundred dollars.
Sec. 4741. The first election of any
district superintendent shall be for a
term not longer than one year, there
after he may be reelected in the
same district for a period not to ex-
coed three years. Whenever for any
cause in any district superintendent
has not been appointed by September
first, the county board of education
shall appoint such superintendent for
a term of one year.
Sec. 4742. Not less than sixty
days before the expiration of the
term of any district superintendent,
the presidents of the boards of edu-
cation within such supervision dis
trict, or in supervision districts which
contain three or less village or rural
districts, the boards of education of
such districts shall meet and elect his
successor. The president of the board
in the local district having the larg-
est number of teachers shall issue
the call giving at least ten days no.
tice of the time and place of meeting.
He shall also act as chairman and
certify the results of such meeting
to the county board of education.
Sec. 4743. The compensation of
the district superintendent shall be
fixed at the same time that the ap-
pointment is made and by the same
authority which appoints him; such
compensation shall be paid out of The
county treasury on vouchers signed
by the president of the county board.
The salary of any district superin-
tendent shall in no case be less than
one thousand dollars per annum, half
of which amount not to exceed seven
hundred and fifty dollars shall be
paid by the state and half by the sup
ervision district, except where the
number of teachers in any supervis-
ion district is less than forty in which
case the amounts paid by the state
shall be such proportion of half the
teachers employed is to forty. The
half paid by the supervision district
shall be pro-rated among the school
districts in such district in proper
tion to the number of teachers en-
ployed in each district.
Sec. 4744. The county board of
education at regular meeting held
not later than July goth, shall ap-
point a county superintendent for a
term not longer than three years COM
mencing on the first day of August.
Such county superintendent shall
have the educational qualifications
mentioned in section 4744-8. He shall
be in all respects the executive officer
of the county board of education, and
shall attend all meetings with the
privilege of discussion but not of vot-
ing.
Sec. 4744-1. The salary of the
county superintendent shall be fixed
by the county board of education, to
be not less than twelve hundred dol
lars per year. Half of such salary
not to exceed one thousand dollars
shall be paid by the state and the
balance by the county school district.
The county board may also allow the
county superintendent sum not to
exceed three hundred dollars per an
mum for travelling expenses and cleri-
cal help.
Sec. 4744-2. On or before the first
day of August of each year the coun-
ty board of education shall certify to
the county auditor the number of
teachers to be employed for the en-
suing year in the various rural and
village school districts within the
county school district, and also The
number of district superintendents
employed and the compensation of
the county superintendent.
Sec. 4744-3. The county auditor
when making his semi-annual appor-
tionment of the school funds to the
various districts shall charge against
such districts the amounts necessary
to pay the salaries of the county and
district superintendents as may be
certified by the county board.
Sec. 4744-4. Only such persons
shall be eligible as county superin-
tendent who shall have:
(1) Five years experience as sup
erintendent and high school life GER
tifcate; or
(2) Five years experience as sup
erintendent and county high school
certificate, and also be a graduate
from recognized institution of col
lege or university rank; or
(3) Five years teaching expert
ence with one. years professional
training in school administration and
supervision in recognized school of
college or university rank, and high
school life certificate; or
az Five years teaching expert
ence with one years professional
training in school administration and