Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
SCHOOL, LAW PARENTS SHOULD KNOW

entitle him to admission in accordance with
the above regulation.
Sec IA Whenever any textbook
books belonging to any school district shall be
in the house during the time that pupils
siding in such house are prevented from at
tending the public school in accordance with
the provisions of this Article such book or
books shall not be returned to such public
school until the same shall have been thor
oughly disnfected under the direction of the
attending physician, who shall certify the
same to the teacher of said school, to the
clerk of the board of trustees in case the
school is not in session at such time
Sec. 145.-'Any school trustee other per-
son violating any of the provisions of this ar
ticle shall be deemed guilty of misdemeancr :"
Where schools are closed by reason of con-
tagious diseases, by order of the board, the
teacher is in nowise responsible therefor,
and is entitled to his salary" Ruling by
Attorney General, 1911. Usually teachers and
trustees compromise and half salary is paid.
Abuse of School Teachers.
Revised Codes of Idaho, Vol. II, page 67s,
section Pill" Every parent, guardian,
other person, who upbraids, insults or abuses
any teacher of the public schools, in the pres
of misdemeanor.
Instruction.
! Sec. &c. b.-Every teacher. ....... shall use
the text books provided for the schools of the
state enforce the course of study and the
rules and regulations prescribed by the State
Superintendent.
/ Sec. 1S6.-No books, papesr, tracts or docu
ments of a political, sectarlan, denomina
tional character shall be used or introduced il
any school established under the provision Of
this Chapter, and any and every political
sectarian, UNCONVENTIONAL doctrine is here
by expressly forbidden to be brought therein
nor shall any teacher any district receive
any of the public school moneys in which tn,
schools have not been taught in accordanc,
with the provisions of this Chapter.
Sec. 1870 a.-That physiology and hygiene
which SHALL in each division of the subjec
so pursued, include special reference to thu
nature of alcoholic drinks, stimulants, ant
narcotics and their effects upon the human sys
tenn, and which shall be included in the branch
es of study required by law to be taught in tn
common schools of the State, shall be introduc
ed and studied in regular branch during eac
school term or during such portions of eac
school term as may be necessary to enabl
all pupils to pass prescribed examinations i
, the text books on said study, furnished tn
! respective grades and corresponding classes i
ungraded schools, in all departments of tn
common schools Of the State, in State Reform
atories and in all educational institutions SUP
ported wholly or in part by appropriations b
the State.
b.-...... The text books in the pupils hand
shall be graded in accordance with their re
, spective school grades, and correspondingly i
, ungraded schools, and in the lower grade
where text books said subjects not i
the hands of pupils, oral instruction in thi
subject shall be given by teachers using illus
, tration, charts, and standard text book
!. adapted to such oral instruction, and the sam
test shall be required in this branch for pre-
: motion as in other studies.
, Sec. 193.-On satisfactory evidence that an
teacher has wilfully refused or neglected
! teach this subject, as herein provided, tn
, State or County Superintendent shall revok
the certificate of such teacher. Such revocs
ton not to be made however, without thirt
500 days notice to such teacher and the cor
$ sideration of such evidence as may be pr,
/ cured in his support.
r Sec. 187.-It shall be the duty of the Stat
s Superintendent of Public Instruction to pr,
pare, or cause to be prepared, eighth grao
: examination questions to be used by the Coul
: ty Superintendent of the several counties
the State in the examination of applicants f,
l eighth grade diplomas, and to prescribe Il
d rules and regulations for conducting all sue
e examinations. All pupils shall be required
9 take SUCH eighth grade examinations, whit
o may be taken entire at the close of the eight