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II. County superintendent OF
schools may, with the approval OF the
state Superintendent OF Schools, II
Eases OF emergency, Issue provision
d certificates OF the different kinds
and grades but provisional certl
ncat0 shall be valid only until the
next State examination, and a proVls'
lonaI certificate may not be renewed
unless such renewal Is approved by
the State superintendent OF Schools
GO. No white teacher regularly
! employed in a public school OF the
State of Maryland shall receive a
salary OF less than SIX hundred dol
lars $4,000 per school year. Pro-
| viued, if such teacher holds THIRD
| grade certificate OF the nrst class and
mas taught in the pubic schools OF
| me State OF Maryland tor a peTlou
| Of three years, such teacher shall 1e-
receive a salary of not less than SIN
| hundred and fifty dollars ($65U) per
| school year.
No white teacher regularly en-
| pIoyed in a pubic school OF the State
| Of Maryland, holding a second grade
| certificate, shall receive a salary ~
| less than seven hundred and fifty
| dollars [($7OO1 ($75O) per school
| year. Provided, if such a teacher
| loIds4 a second grade certificate of
| the first class and has taught in the
| public schools of the State OF Mary
land for a period of three years.
| such teacher shall receive a salary of
not less than LsevenI eight hundred
| land fittyl dollars [($75O)l ($8OO)
per school year. Provided, ii such
| Ceacher holds a second grade cerIl-
| cate of the first class and has taught
! in the public schools of the State OF
Maryland for period of five years.
such teacher shall receive a salary
OF not less than eight hundred and
ifty dollars [($800)l ($S5O) per
school year. IL
No white teacher regularly en-
ployed in a pubic school OF the State
Of Maryland, holding first grade
certificate, shall receive a salary OF
1ess than [eightl nine hundred and
dfty dollars L($800)l ($95O) per
school year. Provided, if such a
,eacher holds first grade certificate
OF the first class and has taught IN
The public schools of. the State OF
-Iaryland for a period of three years,
such teacher shall receive a salary
Of not less than Leight hundredl one
thousand and fifty dollars l($S5O
,$1,050) per school year. ProVid-
ed, further, if such a teacher holds
first grade certificate of the first
.lass and has taught in the public
,chools of the State of Maryland for
/ period Of five years, such teacher
shall receive a salary of not less than
ninel eleven hundred dollars
l($900)l (S1,100) per school year
provided, further, if such teacher
lolds a first grade certificate of the
irst class and has taught in the pub
ic schools of the State of Maryland
4or period of eight years, such la1
.eacher shall receive salary of not
.ess than [ninel eleven hundred and
ifty dollars [($950)l ($1,150) per
school year; and provided, further,
chat such teacher holding a first
grade certificate and sevrtng as
principal of one or two teacher
school, shall receive at least [1fty1
one hundred dollars [($5O)l ($100)
a. year more than the amount requir-
ed for such teacher by the La fore
going schedule.
No white elementary school prin-
cipal holding an elemepAasnz schGSol
principals certificate. and serving
principal of school having three or
smore teachers, including the princi-
pal, shall receive a salary of less than
[nfhel eleven hundred and fifty dol
lars T ($900)l ($1,150) per school
year, provided, that is such princi-
pal holds an elementary school prin-
,ipals certificate of the first class,
and has taught in the public schools
Of the State of Maryland for period
of three years, such principal shall
receive a salary of not less than
[nine] twelve hundred and fifty dol
Tors [($95O)l ($1,250) per school
year; provided. further, that If such
principal holds an elementary school
principals certificate of the first
class, and has taught in the public
schools of the State Of Maryland for
a period of five years, such princi-
pal shall receive a salary of not less
than lone thousand thirteen hun
bred dollars [(S1,000)] ($1,3OO)
per SCuOOl gCdI, ciAo pAOtAOS0' AoA
ther, that if such principal holds an
elementary school principals certi-
icate Of the first class, and has
taught in the public schools of the
State of Maryland for a period OF
eight years, such principal shall re-
ceive a salary of not less than one
thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars .O50)l ($1,350) per
school year. And provided, further,
f an elementary school employs six
iull-time teachers and has maintain
ed an average daily attendance OF
two hundred pupils during the pre-
ceding year, the principal of such
elementary school shall receive at
least two hundred dollars $4,000
more per school year than the fore
going schedule requires; if an ele-
mentary school employs ten full
time teachers and has maintained an
average daily attendance of three
hundred and sixty pupils during the
preceding year, the principal Of such
| elementary school shall receive at
least four hundred dollars ($4OO)
| more per school year than the fore
| going schedule requires. And pro-
| cided, further, that all increments
with service are compulsory only for
| teachers and principals whose certi-
| fieates are rated as first class by the
| county superintendent.
[All elementary Elementary
school teachers land principals EN-
ployed on provisional certificates 81
the third grade may be paid one hun