Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-15
EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE HAS
 SUBSTITUTE SCHOOL BILLS

The committee on education of the general assembly od which Senator I'azen of Had0am is the senate chair TaaE and Representative William s. !Kowles Of Pennington is the house rha1rman, has originated three com nlttee bills or the subject of education Rl the state.
 The committee will hold a pub
 lie bearing at 2 D. m. TyesGay. March 9. at the capitol Groom 61l for the consideration of three tentative bills which are printed below.
 All persons who are Interested in 1 better schools are urged to attend and give the committee the benefits ot their adXice and suggest ions In 1 cnts, sUisarii lendents, members of Lbocal school committees, teachers i and all others who fell sense of 1 l responsibility for our schools is
 desired by the committee"
 Board of Education.
 [ The bill which provides for the re- examination of the state beard of ed = uc5tien is as follows:
 Section 1. The state board of edu- cation shall consist of th,, gov
 and lieutenant governor, ex-oficio,
 21S 2&e other members During the | 7~N7'AN'Lt VI lsiC S7SNltNI cl oSGLll- Ely tFE governor, with the advice and consent of the general assembly shall appoint three members Ia serve until tJdly l, 1927. Fhe terms af the three members of this act which continue beyond July l. 1919. are extended to
 nd shall expire on July | 1923. Dur
 ine the January session of the general kasSenT5ly of 1923 and al each biennial
 session thercafter, the governor shall
 with the advice and corsnrt of the
 general assembly, aproiHt three
 members to aold office each for a ternl
 If six years from the fist ,lay of July cf the year Of such 2pro.nt;1ent The senator's and representatives from each cOunty at the cOLH;y meeting warned and held for Srch purpose
 niay sugCeS to the eDrCrnor an, ; pointeeS for membership on ssH fpard Naca7cies occurring when tf# ! neral assembly is not in sessiof , sG@ T he filled by appointment of tho , governor and any member so appoint . cd to fill vacancy shall serve unti , the first Tuesday in March of the yeal next ensuing; when tiEa general as
 aembly shallt he in session. At leas one member shah be arrointed iron : and shall reside in each county. Fiv, 4 members of said board shaW constitutt a quorum
 [ Organization of Board. l Section ?. The state l.oard shal ? ineet on a definite date and organiz
 hlennially between the date of ad ; 5uurnment of the genera, assembly and the 18th Of July next. They shal at that meeting elect one of thei members as chairman to serve for tw
 years, also appoint c44nnrt tees re-
 tuired by law and sucu ether regula
 committees &s may be created by tn = local board
 - Section 5. The board shall appoin II a secretary 5pG an assistant secretar! neither of whom shall He member s of said boar1. Their salaries shall b u determined by the board subject to th = pproval of the board Of "Cptrol Tn n secretary and the assletant secnetar Il shall record all acts of the board an | certify the s& me to all concerned an ~ shall be custodian of the records an > kpapers of sgd board. shall prepal aLch reports ef business for prxenta ' ton Ito said board as nay be neces y sarY or advisable, shall compile an a publish under the dire, ton of sai D, board. all regulations and acts c IS 1aay be required and shall perfor d such duties as the board of educ5 II ton may prescribe.
 5- Section 4. Said bonr1 shall appoil !e from its own numbers an eXecuti7 l. committee, Q finance committee. y committee on Anericarization and II committee on appeals and such oth IT committees as may be necessary. Sa
 board may authorize the secretary, ta appoint and fix the to'.pensatio D, subject to +he approval of the boa l. of control, and prescribe the duties 1e such subordihates. agents :a' q eHaplo.
 es as it may find to ba necessary in u g. conduct of the business of said boa l. hut the secretaries and such sube s- Ginates agents and .'er}S.loyes shs n; hold office only during the pleasure r. said board and shall be subject to j k direction and control. ~ ' -s Salaries of Teachers. IT, The following b,Il prescribes u II. manner in which the state will assi oh towns, to pay the salaries Of teache as and amehd the law concerning sta ne aid to schools:
 S. Section 1Q57 of the general statut d is amended to read as follows: Ea ed such town may make application
 inc state hoard nf ef7Trafin fa-, f