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OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
AUSTIN
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npoak the English lan~ue~e. ‘i’he stntutes contain no roqui,remnt
that a janitor secure a teachers’ or other certificate fron: the
Department of 4uoatio;l und it is % nattsr tif oommn kmmledge
that the duties of 6. janitor Bo not include teoohing uc& giving
courses of ihstruotlon in thb public sohoois. Articles 2660,
bt seq., i~cvisod CiVZi. Statutas, 1925, 8s ar;ended and Article
266, Penal Code, as %mnded, thsrofore ara not applicable.
Article 2749, Revised Civil statutes, 1925, provide%
that the board of trustees of a comon sohool district shell
have the n:anagmf:nt arEI control of the publia schools and publ.io
school grounds cf their dlstriot, slcploy toaohf:rs, and ap,prove
all claim against the soho.ol funas of their district. All
property of the school district is plaoed under the control of
tho distriot trustees by tho provision of Artiolc 2751; Revised
Civil Statutes, 1925. Section 2 of Articl.0 2627, Rcvisod Civil
Stetutes, 1925, provldeo thet loccil school funds from district
taxes %nd other aouroes my be used, among other things, Por
the payment of” “janitors %hO other ezployaes.”
Arti ale 2690, &vised Civil Ltatutes, 1925, provides
that the oounty superlnten&ent shell’ have im~?di-,te supervision
of all mttars portalnlng to publio ecluoation ir? hia cou.%ty,
confer with tsachers %,h&trustees, and {