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76 Document No. 9. [Session
suits, i:nin ctions, etc., I have no assurance of a definite time as to
having the School Law published—hence this letter.
The Supervisor will hold his office and discharge his oflBcial duties
until the end of the school year, or until his successor, the County
Superintendent of Schools, is elected and qualified.
Tlie County Superintendent of Schools will be elected by the
County Board of Directors on the second Monday in July.
The County Supervisor can not do any visiting of schools since?
the 7th of March, because there has not existed a County Board of
Education since that date under whose supervision this work must
have been done in order to be in accordance with law.
The new County Board of Directors will allow the County Super-visor
pay for his services actually rendered in public school work
since 7th of March, such as examination of teachers, signing vouch-ers,
etc. ; such compensation as was allowed by law by the County
Boards of Education.
It would be well for the County Supervisor to meet with the
County Boards of Education and County Boards of Directors on the
second Monday in April and assist in every way possible to make
clear and plain matters of record as to the public schools and give
all the Information possible, so that the school interest and work
will not be injured by change of officers.
The Township Committees will sign orders of teachers' salaries
to finish up contracts made with teachers tor the schools now in
operation. These orders to be endorsed by the County Supervisor
as heretofore.
This, I think, is sufficient information for you until your succes-sors
are elected and qualified.
Yours truly, C. H. Meb.\ne,
Superintendent Public Instruction.
Office of SuPERiNTET>{nENT of Public Instruction,
Raleigh. March 25, 1899.
1o the County Board of Directors.
Gentlem-en:—I was expecting to have the Public School Law in
your possession by the second Monday in April, but owing to some
legal questions being raised as to the public printing, 1 may not be
able to do so.
In the first place, I wish to say that I shall take it for granted that
you were selected for the important position you now have because
you are men who have at heart the interest of the public schools of
your respective counties.
In tne second place, I wish to assure you that in the person of my-
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| Full Text | 76 Document No. 9. [Session suits, i:nin ctions, etc., I have no assurance of a definite time as to having the School Law published—hence this letter. The Supervisor will hold his office and discharge his oflBcial duties until the end of the school year, or until his successor, the County Superintendent of Schools, is elected and qualified. Tlie County Superintendent of Schools will be elected by the County Board of Directors on the second Monday in July. The County Supervisor can not do any visiting of schools since? the 7th of March, because there has not existed a County Board of Education since that date under whose supervision this work must have been done in order to be in accordance with law. The new County Board of Directors will allow the County Super-visor pay for his services actually rendered in public school work since 7th of March, such as examination of teachers, signing vouch-ers, etc. ; such compensation as was allowed by law by the County Boards of Education. It would be well for the County Supervisor to meet with the County Boards of Education and County Boards of Directors on the second Monday in April and assist in every way possible to make clear and plain matters of record as to the public schools and give all the Information possible, so that the school interest and work will not be injured by change of officers. The Township Committees will sign orders of teachers' salaries to finish up contracts made with teachers tor the schools now in operation. These orders to be endorsed by the County Supervisor as heretofore. This, I think, is sufficient information for you until your succes-sors are elected and qualified. Yours truly, C. H. Meb.\ne, Superintendent Public Instruction. Office of SuPERiNTET>{nENT of Public Instruction, Raleigh. March 25, 1899. 1o the County Board of Directors. Gentlem-en:—I was expecting to have the Public School Law in your possession by the second Monday in April, but owing to some legal questions being raised as to the public printing, 1 may not be able to do so. In the first place, I wish to say that I shall take it for granted that you were selected for the important position you now have because you are men who have at heart the interest of the public schools of your respective counties. In tne second place, I wish to assure you that in the person of my- |
