Rules for teachers in the past

[Sharon Johnson <sharon@SCHULTE.ORG>]

I am a media specialist in a K-8 private school in Minnesota.  We are doing
school wide activities on Minnesota history.  One of our teachers remembers
seeing a list of rules for teachers from 75-100 years ago.  She had a copy
of that list and thought it would be very interesting to share with our
students.  However, she has lost the list.  I was wondering if anyone else
might have a copy of those rules.  Some of those rules included things
like:  Teachers are not allowed to marry.  Female teachers are not allowed
to be seen in the company of men other than their brothers or
father.  Sound familiar to anyone?  Can you help us?  Thanks in advance.

Sharon Johnson
John Ireland School
Hopkins, MN
sharon@schulte.org

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