The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-14
EXTRACTS FROM THE RULES.
REGULATIONS AND INTER.
PRETATIONS OF THE CERTIFI-
CATION LAWS OF COLORADO
CONTINUED from page g.

6. The County Superintendent
shall conduct the examinations in the
same manner as at present, meeting
all persons possessing prerequisite
professional training. An examina-
tion fee of two dollars shall be paid
by each applicant for certificate, or
a renewal, or endorsement of GER
tificate. All fees collected shall be
RENTED to the State Superintendent
and turned over to the State Treasur-
tied to Normal Institute Fund, and
State Superintendent for expenses in
cidental to preparing questions, grad
ing examination papers, and certify
ing applicants. If attendance at the
county seat work hardship to four
or more teachers in the county, the
County Superintendent may authorize
for such teachers an examination at
some convenient place, and may ap-
point suitable person to conduct the
examination. The papers of appli-
cants shall Immediately be forwarded
by the examiner to the County Super
intendent. The examiner shall be en-
titled to five dollars day for con-
Quoting such examinations. Such ser
vice shall be certified by the County
Superintendent to the County Com
missioners.
7. Questions used in the examina-
tions by the County Superintendents
shall be prepared by the State Sup
erintendent as at present. All pap
ers must be transmitted Immediately
to the State Superintendent, by regis
tered mail, for grading, who shall re-
turn the graded papers to the Coun-
ty Superintendent with list of those
applicants who have passed the exam
ination. and list of those who have
failed. with percentage grade OF
each. The County Superintendent
must issue certificates of the proper
grade to those certified by the State
Superintendent, provided the County
Superintendent is satisfied of the
good moral character and competence
of the applicant. Certificates issued
under this examination shall be valid
in any county or district in this state
s. The County Superintendent
shall not add to or subtract from the
grades or marks placed upon any pap
! er or set of papers by the Department
| of Public Instruction. Any applicant
who so desires may appeal to the
State Superintendent asking for a re.
| garding of any or all papers submit
| ted, and if not satisfied may carry the
appeal to the State Board of Educa,
tion for final hearing, provided al
the discretion of the County Superin.
tendent the five per cent for institute
| attendance may be added.
9. Any applicant for certificate
who writes on examination therefore
shall have passed the said examna.
tion, provided he maintains an aver.
age of seventy-five per cent with nc
subject falling below sixty per cent
Section 3. County High School Cert.
ficates
Rule /. This act provides that the
County Superintendent may issue high
school certificates to applicants who
are graduates or the equivalent, from
the four-year course of a standard
college and who will in addition to
these qualifications pass the examina-
ton required for First Grade Certifi-
Gates. This certificate is provided for
SO that the County Superintendent
in counties in the remote corners of
the state may certificate high school
teachers without the necessity of
these teachers coming to Denver. This
certificate is not renewable as it is
presumed that during the life of this
certificate the holder will qualify for
State High School Certificate.
Rule g This section is interpreted
to mean that no person may teach in
any legal high school in Colorado
without County High School Certi-
ficate or some other legal certificate
provided for in this act.
Section 9. Teaching Diplomas and
Certificates From Other States
Rule l. The State Board of Ex-