820 PUBLIC EDUCATION. [ART. 77

teacher in an approved high school, not less than $700 for a person of
live years' experience as a teacher in an approved high school, and not
less than $800 for a person of eight years' experience as teacher in an
approved high school; experience prior to the year 1910 not to be con-
sidered in determining salary of principal and assistant teachers; (e)
provision to be made for a manual training or an agricultural or a
commercial course, as may be determined by the Board of County
School Commissioners; (f) no person to be employed as principal or
assistant teacher whose qualifications have not been passed upon by the
State Board of Education. The course of instruction in schools of the
second group may be extended to four years by the Board of County
School Commissioners by the employment of such additional teacher
or teachers as may be required by the State Board of Education; pro-
vided, that the salary of such additional teacher or teachers shall be
paid wholly by the said Board of County School Commissioners; and
in the schools of the second group, where the course of instruction has
been so extended to a four-year course, the graduates shall receive the
same recognition as graduates of schools of the first group. No promo-
tions of-high school pupils from one grade to another, or graduation,
shall be made without the approval of the principal and the County
superintendent.

See notes to sections 60 and 125.

1914, ch. 82.

126A. To encourage the idea that no person should enter upon the
duties of teaching without special training for the work, the Board of
County School Commissioners of any County may inaugurate in one
approved high school of the first group, a two years' teachers' training
course for students having completed successfully the tenth year "grade,
and who wish to prepare themselves for teaching. The State Board of
Education shall prescribe the course in pedagogy and all necessary
regulations to make the work of the course effective, and have such
diplomas accepted as certificates to teach in elementary schools.

127.

See note to section 125.

128.

See note to section 125.

129.

See note to section 125.

130.

See note to section 125.

Industrial Schools in the Counties.
146.

See note to section 125.