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principal holds high school prin-
cipals certificate of the first class and
has served as principal of an ap-
proved high school for colored chill
dren in the State of Maryland for a
period of six years, such principal
shall receive salary of not less than
one hundred and twenty dollars
($120) per month; and provided
further, if an approved high school
for colored children employs six full
time high school teachers and has
maintained an average daily attend
ance of one hundred pupils during
the preceding year. the principal Of
such school shall receive ten dollars
($10) per month more than the fore
going schedule requires.
PROVIDED that principals Princi-
pals and assistant teachers in all
high schools for colored childre!.,
employed on provisional certificates,
may be pad ten dollars ($10) per
month less than the foregoing
schedule requires IL and in any
county such principals and teachers
shall be paid at least ten dollars
($10) per month less than shall be
paid in such county to fully qualified
principals and teachers in high
schools for colored children.
The board of county commission
ers of each county shall levy suffici-
ent funds to meet the scale of sala-
ries provided for in this section; anG
the salary of no high school principal
or teacher regularly employed in the
approved high schools for colored chill
dren at the time this section Gas re
enacted in 1929 goes into effect
shall be diminished by reason of any
Of its provisions but every such high
school principal or teacher shall be
entitled to any increase in salary ti.at
may herein be granted, from the
time this section Gas re-enacted in
1929 goes into effect.
High schools for colored children
shall be kept open not less than one
hundred and [fortyl sixty [(240)l
(160) actual school days in each year
and such high schools shall be en-
titled to State aid when approved by
the State Board of Education as pro
vidad for other high schools.
1873. All money appropriated,
subsequent to the enactment of this
section, by the General Assembly of
the State of Maryland and the re-
ceipts from any state public school
tax levied by the General Assembly,
to aid in suppore of public schools,
shall constitute what shall be known
as the General State School Fund.
The Comptroller shall charge against
and pay as hereinbefore or hereinaf-
ter provided from the General State
School Fund, the annual apprOpri1-
ton made by the General Assem-. bly,
for the support of the State Depart
ment of Education, including the OK
penSeS of the State Board of Educa-
zion and the support and expenses oil
the office of the State superintendent
Of schools; the annual appropriation
for the maintenance and support ell
the state normal school at TowsU5..
of the state normal school No. at
FrOStburg, and of the state normal
school No. at Bowie; the annual
appropriation for retired teachers
pensions; the annual appropriation
for state aid to approved COlOred in
dustrial schools; the annual appro-
priation for part payment by the
State of the salaries of county sup |
erintendents and of the Superin |
tendents Of Schools of Baltimore |
City, an GOf lone supervisor, and of |
one attendance ofticerl supervising |
teachers or helping teachers in each |
of the several counties and the City |!
of Baltimore; the annual appropria- |
ton for payment by the State of the i
entire salary of one attendance officer
in each of the several counties and |
the City of Baltimore; the annual ap-
propriation for the purchase of text
books, materials of instruction and |