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Title
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EWP 4-1 Yr 1930 31 Rules and Regulations
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Description
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In the early 20th century, Loudoun County had strict rules and regulations governing school attendance and operations. Only children who turned six by November 1 were allowed to attend school, with exceptions made for those who demonstrated the required mental and physical standards. Schools operated from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with specific rules for recesses and the duration of the school day in winter months. Teachers were expected to be punctual and report absences promptly to the superintendent. The authority and discipline of teachers over students were clearly outlined, with provisions for suspension and expulsion. Truancy and tobacco use were strictly prohibited on school grounds. The promotion requirements and policies for transferring and making up deficiencies were also detailed. These regulations, approved by the Loudoun County School Board, aimed to maintain order and educational standards in the school system during this time period.
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Tag
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early 20th century, Loudoun County, school attendance, regulations, rules, teachers, discipline, truancy, educational standardsSee all items with this value
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Place
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Virginia
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Identifier
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1019106
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Is Version Of
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1019106_EWP_4-1_Yr_1930_31_Rules_and_Regulations.pdf
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Is Part Of
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Preservation Records
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Date Created
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8/2/23
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Format
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PDF Document
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Publisher
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Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
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Rights
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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Language
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English