[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1860- No.10
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Upon the acceptance of this Act, the Town agreed to pay to the Trustees $500 per annum, toward the maintenance of said school. The Trustees were to have full and absolute power over the school or schools thus organized, and the Act to remain in full force during the pleasure of the Trustees, and no longer. But your Committee have no doubt that upon ap- plication to the Trustees for the termination of this Act, they will promptly and cheerfully act in concert with the wishes of the City Governme...nt.
In 1852, the wants of the city required additional in- struction in the higher branches, and though the school thus established had met with the legal requirements of the law, yet it failed to give the necessary instruction de- manded by the rapid growth of the city, and the ad- vancing strides made in science and literature ; and, in order to meet this want, which the School Committee felt was pressing upon them day by clay, they entered into an agreement with the Board of Trustees to supply 6 the deficiency existing, and a mutual agreement was then entered into, which for the time was beneficial to the city : and although the Trustees still held on to the power or authority over the school, and only granted to the Board of School Committee an advisory or suggestive power (if power it maybe called), yet it had an advantage over the Act granted by the Legislature, in that it could be terminated by either of the parties, whilst that of 1839 could only be annulled by the Trustees.
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Upon the acceptance of this Act, the Town agreed to pay to the Trustees $500 per annum, toward the maintenance of said school. The Trustees were to have full and absolute power over the school or schools thus organized, and the Act to remain in full force during the pleasure of the Trustees, and no longer. But your Committee have no doubt that upon ap- plication to the Trustees for the termination of this Act, they will promptly and cheerfully act in concert with the wishes of the City Governme...nt.
In 1852, the wants of the city required additional in- struction in the higher branches, and though the school thus established had met with the legal requirements of the law, yet it failed to give the necessary instruction de- manded by the rapid growth of the city, and the ad- vancing strides made in science and literature ; and, in order to meet this want, which the School Committee felt was pressing upon them day by clay, they entered into an agreement with the Board of Trustees to supply 6 the deficiency existing, and a mutual agreement was then entered into, which for the time was beneficial to the city : and although the Trustees still held on to the power or authority over the school, and only granted to the Board of School Committee an advisory or suggestive power (if power it maybe called), yet it had an advantage over the Act granted by the Legislature, in that it could be terminated by either of the parties, whilst that of 1839 could only be annulled by the Trustees.
What to read after [city Documents, 1847-1867] 1860- No.10?
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