Spring v. Wright

Citations

• 63 Ill. 90

Syllabus

<p>1. School law—appointment of superintendent. An act of the legislature made it the duty of the board of directors of public schools in the-city of Olney, to establish and keep up a system of graded schools in the city. The proof showed that ten teachers were employed, and that there were over eight hundred pupils: Held, that the board, by necessary implication, from the duties imposed upon it, had authority to appoint a superintendent over the schools.</p>