Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

4 Ut NJ ~ III 49, - -
IooS AS AMENDED BY SECTION
OF No. "a OF THE ACTS OF
1912. RELATING TO VOCATION
AL EDUCATION.
lit i hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section I Section rs of No. q of
the acts of 1918 (Sec. 1926 OF the Gen
Ieral Laws, as proposed IS hereby
amended so as TO read as follows;
] Sec US. (Sec. 1925 q. L The IN
lcome of the permanent school fund, re-
lceipts from the state school FAX, and
moneys appropriated for educational pur-
lpoSes and the moneys covered into the
state treasury on account OF taxes and
fees received for the licensing of ped
oilers, auctioneerS, ciTcuseS and nenag-
ieries. shall constitute the consolidated
school fund.
Sec. 2 Section ~ of No o. of the
acts Of 1915 (Sec. 1897 OF the General
Laws, as proposed) is hereby amended
so as TO read as follows:
solidated school fund shall, subject 70
the provisions of the preceding section
and under regulations which shall be
made by said board. be apportioned as
follows:
[. For general administration and of
fee purposes OF the state board OF educa-
ton. including the per diem and expenses
of members, clerical assistance and sal
aries and expenses OF the executive off,
Gers OF the board, twenty-four thou
sand dollars:
II For the salaries and expenses of
superintendent, one hundred and ten
thousand dollars;
! III For the training OF teachers,
itiliTtv-fIve thousand dollars
". For summer schools educational
meetings and like supplementary activi-
ties. twenty-five hundred dollars;
i " For the transportation and board
iof pupils, one hundred thousand dollars;
VI For the partial payment OF the
salaries Of teachers OF rural schools. as
sprovided by section los OF this act (Sec
jII7z OF the General Laws, as proposed,
zone hundred and ten thousand dollars;
VII. For advanced instruction under
Isection OF No. 20 of the acts of 1915,
sixty-flve thousand dollars;
VIII For Junior and senior high
schools under No. 90 of the acts OF 1915,
item thousand dollars;
i TX For the support OF the state nor
NAL schools, twenty-five thousand dol
liars,
Y For vocational courses as provid-
led by section I OF No. 10 of the acts OF
lIoo8 as amended by section I OF No. "a
of the acts OF 1912 as amended by sec
ton 3 OF this act, FIVE thousand dollars !;
X. For agricultural education under
an act of Congress entitled IAN act 10
lprovide for the promotion OF vocational
ieduCation; 10 provide for cooperation
with the states in the promotion Of such
Ieducat1on IN agriculture and the trades
and industries; 10 provide for coopera-
ton with the states IN the preparation
of teachers OF vocational subjects; and
Ito appropriate moneys and regulate its
Expenditure, approved February 20,
1917, I'VE thousand dollars:
XII For domestic science and trade
.education under an act of Congress, en-
titled An act TO provide for the pro-
motion OF vocational education; TO pro-
vide for cooperation with the states IN
the promotion OF such education in agTi-
iculture and the trades and industries !;
TO provide for cooperation with the states
IN the preparation of teachers of Yoca-
ltional subjects: and TO appropriate
moneys and regulate its expenditure"
approved February 3, 1917, fye thou
sand dollars:
! XIII For boys and girls agricul-
tuTal and industrial expositions, fifteen
hundred dollars:
XIV. The balance OF such fund for
the purpose Of aiding elementary schools
in rural communities and for the pur-
pose OF equalizing educational opportuni-
ties and advantages
! Sec 3 Section OF No. 70 OF the
acts OF 1903 as amended BY section I OF
No u Of the acts OF 1912 (Sec 1910
OF fae General Laws, as proposed) IS
hereby amended so as 10 read as fol-
lows:
Sec. / (Sec. Iz4o G. L. A town dis
~rr9z -~fzr.~f
than z junior or senior high school, hay
ing four year course as prescribed by
: the state board OF education, may pro-
vide Tor and maintain courses or depart
1ments IN manual training, domestic
economy or agriculture, with special in
structors therefor. and If such courses
Tor departments have been submitted to
land approved By the state board of ed
lucatiOn, and If not less than six hundred
dollars has been paid in salaries for IN
structlOn IN any OF such courses or de-
#partments In a school year, the chair
man Of the board OF school directors OF
such district shall make return under
oath, 70 the state board OF education Of
the amount 50 paid for salaries; and the
auditor OF accounts, on certificate Of the
state board OF education. shall draw an
order for two hundred dollars for each
course or department so maintained
! ! ne approval D. the state board O. edit
cation OF such a course or department
shall stand until Withdrawn by q notice
7 IN writing to the chairman OF such board
OF directors. Such two hundred dollars
shall not however, be paid On account
! on courses or departments in 4 high
school If the district in which such high
school IS located receives aid from the
: state or the United States IN compliance
with the provisions Of an act, entitled
An act to provide for the promotion Of
Vocational education; TO provide for CO
operation with the states IN the promo
tion Of such education in agriculture and
: the trades and industries; TO provide for
cooperation with the states in the prepar-
, atom OF teachers Of vocational subjects
: and 10 appropriate moneys and regulate