The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12

yea. with statement OF the condi-
tion OF school buildings. the pro-
feieHey made by the pupils, and the
success Attending the modes OF In
and transmit a COPY to the state su-
per endent OF public schools.
I lie shall keep faithful and
acc ate account of school finances
and Ge shall report at least once Il
ter IA writing 10 each OF the several
col tees OF the supervisory union.
Inc ing In such report statement
Of "a condition Of the schools, n
I'M al statement, and statement
Of condition of school buildings
and 7gtbuildlngs In the matter of re-
pal cleanliness and sanitary ar
ranssments.
l. He shall nominate all teachers
sui ct to such regulations governing
salaries and tho qualifications Of
tea zaers as the experimenting school
cor alttee shall make, and upon the
APP val of nominations by said com
mlt.ae he may employ teachers SO
T. Ho shall direct and supervise
the work of all teachers.
& lie shall select textbooks. sup
pile and apparatus subject to the ap-
proYal OF the uperintending school
Committee and shall make all pur-
cha Of the same under such regu-
lat.saq "a the experimenting school
con#a|.tte shall adopt.
& He shall see to Il that all nee
ess4as apparatus and supplies are
seasaaably distributed to each school
and accurately accounted for and
economically used.
q lie shall enforce or cause to be
emf led all regulations Of the super
inteHaiag school committee.
Ion 3. Section sixtY-one OF
cha seH sixteen Of the revised stat
ute hereby amended by inserting
aft liz word any in the second
linz hereof tbe words town or and
by hiking out the words upon the
pei IN Of tho experimenting school
COZ attee Of said plantation In tho
four and NTH lines thereof, and ~
str ing out the wbrds said commit
tee "a the nth line thereof and in
sefzIag In place thereof the words
the committee Of such town or plan
tatlsu' and by inserting after the
wo9d townships" in the sixth line
thereof the words or any other agent
Of the state superintendent Of publ
schools and by inserting after the
wor1 said" in the seventh and tenth
line9 thereof tho words town or, SO
tha' said section when amended shall
read as follows.
Section G1. whenever the state
superintendent of public schools shall
find on investigation that any town
or plantation is SO situated that 1t IL
MOI practicable to form union IN &C
cordaace with the provisions OF sec
may place at the service OF the com
mlttee of such town or plantation the
general agent for the schooling or the
children In unorganiZed townships, or
any ether agent OF the state superln-
tendent Of public schools. who shall,
when 50 assigned, serve as the super
inteadent of schools of said town or
plantation, when the said agent shall
so serve he shall have the same pow
ers and shall perform the same serv-
ice as superintendent Of schools or
towns, provided. however that his
Wits To tho schools of said town or
as may BIO directed by the state su-
perintendent of public schools.
Section O. Section sixty-two of
chapter sixteen OF the revised stat
utes Is hereby amended by striking
out all of said section and inserting
in place thereof tho following go that
said section when amended shall read
section 62. whenever the schools
Of any town or plantation shall be
placed under the supervision OF
agents of tho state superintendent or
public schools as provided by tho pre-
cedIng section the treasurer of said
tow or plantation shall pay to the
be at the rate OF twenty-five dollars
annually for each of the schools OF
said town or plantation and the
amount so received by the treasurer
Of sfate shall be added by him to the
appropriation for the superintendence
OF towns composing school unions and
may be used for defraying the travel
Ing expenses of agents 80 employed.
Improved April G, 1911