Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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Page lO School BO8l'd The Board of Education has general direction and control over the public schools ol the city. The members ol the Board are responsible lor providing an adequate educational program lor the young people ol the city. The Board is composed ol seven members elected for a three year term by the voters ol the city. lhe Board ol Education meets regularly the First Monday ol every month. It also has special meetings vvhenever problems arise which are ol immediate concern, and must be settled promptly. The Board has, as one ol its principal duties, the maintenance ol a satisfactory educational system at a reasonable price to the people ol the city. The Board has control over all money which is appropriated lor school purposes. They direct its spending, and they must give their entire approval before any ol this money is spent. All school allairs are managed, either directly or indirectly, by the Board ol Education. The Board ol Education is organized under a Wisconsin law which says that each city must have a Board ol Education to direct and control the chools ol the city 111' 1,1-61

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Supervisor of School Properties Benhs oranurnero y rs eente uprvuoro propresow Neenah schools l-le has general supervr lon ove th janutor buuldlng ,nrt ground He dnrect the vvorl4 ol the employees and rnalces certatn that they have proper ,no rent app ues c ec st ern occ eonally to Wm e t tt y J :ng we omlca r o tt Ing n YQ :pw nt tus one o ts varlous outnes to see t 1fll1V scnoo groun are lavora y lwpt up ancl re a crecllt to the city lt ns al o hls re pons1blluty to see that the school lurntshungs are IO constant repanr rrlqnt neeo endung or replacement b t nnmeclnately lollovvung our entrance into the vv r the nool began to Fund at lncreasnngly nthcult to get new lurnnture The fa tones e f cevoung them elves to vv r proouctlon ano coulont help u When Nlr rnen t utuatnon e at once volunteere nts servuces lor vv t C I5 t e worth Jrang t e Surnfner rronth VVl'1IZ vve were lazily enjoying Ou' vacd tnon fr rnen worked cltlngently In tenporary quarters uxlcitng varnous pneces o lrnl rf' Plc vvrr 'uunfl to t co 1 ar o t e c oo page 11 lVlr, rt a , l 5 l ea p h sl e 's l e tu. cl tl f sulltc , sr l ,l-le h, lc h as ole sure ha he are ts' these Cuppl s econ ' 'lla and etlicaently, l-le is in charge ol repairs l bt ld' 3 a cz f c l 'f th ' l ' ' hf ,V f l cls ' . f fpl a ' . lhe school usually conducts perlodic checl4-ups to determine the equipment which , scf ' ' c ' ' d ' ' ' . fc ' . wjf if 1 ., E, ' 6 A I l V 3. ll . B f pfcarne av-.fire ol hlf s' ' h c ' cl , ' ha th',y aah p .Dr ,, h . so l ' ' A , ' - PM I B .Y N K r L . W b ,r r , . M A F 1, tu L h J e lc o tc lie efsentu-al to the ntlmnng vvrll' e l he ich l.