School Laws of Texas 1911
School Laws of Texas 1911
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School Directors, 78 Illinois, 474.
Note. A trustee may not become pecuniarily interested in any con- tract with the board. See Articles 264 and 266 of the Penal Code, and the case of Rigby v. State, 27 Texas Cr. App. , 55.
Articles 125 and 126 of the Penal Code, relating to bribery, apply to school trustees. * SEC. 137. Contracts With Teachers. Trustee of a district shall make contracts with teachers to teach the public schools of their re- spective districts, but the compensation to teachers ...under written con- tract with the trustees shall be approved by the county superintendent before the school is taught, stating that the teacher will teach such school for the time and money specified in the contract ; and the board shall have authority, whenever the average daily attendance exceeds thirty-five pupils, to employ one competent assistant to every thirty- five pupils of such excess, and fractional part thereof exceeding fifteen pupils ; and all children within the scholastic age residing in such dis- trict, though they may have settled in such district since the scholastic census was taken, shall be entitled to receive all the benefits of the schools of such district ; and in districts that levy a special school tax the trustees shall have the right to increase the salaries of teachers and the scholastic age, and may also have the schools taught longer than six months if it is deemed advisable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
School Directors, 78 Illinois, 474.
Note. A trustee may not become pecuniarily interested in any con- tract with the board. See Articles 264 and 266 of the Penal Code, and the case of Rigby v. State, 27 Texas Cr. App. , 55.
Articles 125 and 126 of the Penal Code, relating to bribery, apply to school trustees. * SEC. 137. Contracts With Teachers. Trustee of a district shall make contracts with teachers to teach the public schools of their re- spective districts, but the compensation to teachers ...under written con- tract with the trustees shall be approved by the county superintendent before the school is taught, stating that the teacher will teach such school for the time and money specified in the contract ; and the board shall have authority, whenever the average daily attendance exceeds thirty-five pupils, to employ one competent assistant to every thirty- five pupils of such excess, and fractional part thereof exceeding fifteen pupils ; and all children within the scholastic age residing in such dis- trict, though they may have settled in such district since the scholastic census was taken, shall be entitled to receive all the benefits of the schools of such district ; and in districts that levy a special school tax the trustees shall have the right to increase the salaries of teachers and the scholastic age, and may also have the schools taught longer than six months if it is deemed advisable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Texas to read onlineMoreLess
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