The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-11-06

for this fund if the teacher is under the
law. If deduction is made each
month, there will be no trouble at the
end of the year or when n teachor re-
signs before the close of the year.
3. In order that the board may be
sure that deductions are necessary, it
should require each new teacher, at the
beginning of the year to fill out blank
calling for certain information. We
suggest the following form;
(a) Name in full. Observation-Disclosures.
(b) Permanent or home address
Please give below places taught
If in country schools of Wis
consn, give district number,
town and county:
(c) Winter and spring terms of
school year l9l0-1l.,...!,....
(d) School year l9ll-I2..........
(e) Number years taught in public
schools of Wisconsin, outside of
Milwaukee. Observation-Disclosures.
(f) Number years taught in other
schools or states, s,............
If you were not teaching in a
public school of Wisconsin out
side of Milwaukee during the
winter and spring terms of the
school year 1901, and did
teach in such schools during
l9ll-I2, please give;
(g) Date of contract (either verbal
or written) for school year 1911 .
- @''.......
(h) Date school began l9ll-I2.....
U If the law was elective for you,
did you make application to tho
board of trustees of the teachers ,
retirement fund to come under
the provisions of the fund .,...
4. The board can then decide for it.
self whether or not to make deductions
and whether one or two per cent is re-
quired.
5. Three Glasses of Teachers had the
right to choose whether they wished to
come under the law or not:
(a) Those who taught in the public
schools of Wisconsin outside of
Milwaukee during the entire
winter and spring terms of the
school year 1910 II. (Approxi-
mately from January to June,
l9lD.
(b) Those who made contract to
teach in said public schools of
Wisconsin for the school year
l9ll-l9l2 prior to June u, 1911
and afterward taught under such
contract.
lc) Those who began teaching in
said public schools of Wisconsin
for the school year l91l-1912
prior to September /, 1911.
6. lfa teacher comes under any one
of these classes, the law was elective
for such teacher. If the teacher elected
TO come under the law by September
1911, a deduction must be made from
his salary.
Z. If the teacher does not come under
any one ofthe three classes given above,
he is under the law-the so.called com.
pulsory class even though no had
taught before the passage of the law
Deductions must bo made from the
teachers salary.
8. The teachers classification does
not change and deductions must be
made each year.
8. One per cent of the salary is re.
tanned if the teacher has taught less thar
eleven years--but not more than $500
per year. Two per cent is retained be
ginning with the eleventh year-bu
not more than $4,000 per year. In de
termining the number of years taught
all teaching done in the public schools
of this state outside OF Milwaukee,
should DO counted and, if the teacher
has taught outside the state or in school,
not under this law, credit should be al
lowed for not more than seven years.
TO- The school board must make {
report, verified by the school clerk, tC
the town treasurer between Jun,
goth and June Both each year. II money
is due this fund, It should be paid a
the same time A copy of tho repor
must be sent to the county superinten
dent between those dates Reports
must be made whether the teacher Il
under the law or not.
IL. Blanks for these reports are sen
to the county superintendent eacl
spring. If the school clerk does not ge
them, request to the Teachers Retire
ment Fund, Madison, Wisconsin, will
re eeive immediate attention. The let
ter should give district number, tow
and county.
IL. The law provides penalty 70
the district that does not meet these re
quirements--a district can ba reporto,
delinquent to the state superintendent
and IN that case Il II likely to lose Ii
share Of the seven tenths mill tax ap