The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-30

\. B.-The estimate submitted March ?,
lHl5, OF costs necessary TO maintain high
schools in Garrett county, Maryland, for the
scho astlc year 1913 1916, embraced s1,1OJ 90
for p opposed state high school OF the
second groupt TO be established at kitzmiller;
however. in view OF the fact that the pro-
posed nigh school was not approved as such
by the state superintendent Of Schools. the
county high school was continued, the diff
terence IN cost between the proposed State
hl-A sclopl OF the second group and the
county high school which was continued.
was transferred or credited to the general
public school fund OF the county.
BY order OF the Board of County Schoo
commissioners OF Garrett County, Maryland
February Is, 1916.
4-5t +. T. BATHBUN, Secretary.
This levy is made in accordance with said
Chapter 3oG. section rs of the Acts OF 1910.
said Section rs reads as follows
Each High school in the first group in the
counties Of Maryland shall receive state aid
on the basis OF cost of instructions and in the
following manner: The sum of six hundred
dollars on account OF the principal, and the
sum Of three hundred dollars on account OF
each OF the first three assistants for regular
nigh school work; the sum Of four hundred
dollars on account Of each of two special
teachers who shall spend not less than two
ntths or their time i'll the nigh school recelv-
ing SAID amounts: ana the sum of one hun
dred dollars on account of each additional
teacher; provided the total amount does not
exceed the sum of twenty five hundred dol
lars. In this article the term special teacher
shall be construed to mean a teacher of
commercial, manual training or domestic
science or agricultural branches. Each high
school in the counties of Maryland of the
second group shall receive State aid on the
basis OF the cost of instruction and in the
following manner: The sum of six hundred
dollars on account of the principal; the sum
OF four hundred dollars on account of one
assistant teacher employed for regular high
school work, and the sum Of four hundred
dollars on account of the instructor of spe-
ctal Subte to be designated by the County
School Board; provided that if an instructor
in manual training or agricultural work be
required to divide his or her time among not
more than four schools of this group. one
hundred and fifty dollars shall be allowed
also, that the amount to be received by each
of the four high schools of Baltimore City
shall be equal to the maximum amount re-
ceived on account OF any high school in the
counties of the state; provided further, that
the Board of County School Commissioners
of each county shall submit annually to the
County Commissioners of their respective
counties, at least thirty days prior to the
date for making the usual county levy for
school purposes list of all high schools of
the county. including those not entitled to
State aid, as W ell as those classified i'll this
article, and an itemiZed statement of the.
cost of mainta ming the same, and the sal 4
Board of County Commissioners shall maxi,
a separate levy for high schools, publish the
same once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the date of making the said levy, in
one or more county papers.
By order of the Board.
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.