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6.21-3 Program Operation. He sees that each instructor
 provides himself with a course of study and planned
 lessons. He provides for a continued program of
 instructional supervision aimed at the improvement
 of teaching. He sees that all classrooms and
 facilities are properly equipped, provides for an
 adequate program of training, and keeps the
 county board and county superintendent informed
 of needed equipment and supplies.

 6.21-4 Program Evaluation. He periodically evaluates
 the effectiveness of the vocational education pro-
 gram to determine if it is adequately meeting the
 training needs of the community. Frequent
 evaluation of instruction will be made to ascertain
 its effectiveness and to determine the need for
 improvement.

 6.21-5 In-service Teacher Training. He provides a planned
 program of in-service teacher training for all
 instructors, using, when available, the facilities
 and personnel of the approved teacher-training
 institutions and other qualified teacher trainers.

 6.21-6 Budgets. He assists the county superintendent of
 public instruction in formulating annual budgets
 for the operation of the vocational education pro-
 gram within the county.

6.21-7 Requisitions and Purchases. He makes requisitions
 and recommends purchases of equipment, supplies,
 instructional materials, and other needed items
 necessary for the effective operation of the voca-
 tional education program within the county.

6.21-8 Records and Reports. He keeps all records and
 makes whatever reports are required by the county
 board and county supeitinterident of public "instruction,
 the State Board for Vocational Education, and
 the United States Office of Education. He is
 expected to submit these reports promptly when due
 and makes available to proper school authorities
 all records for which he is responsible.

6.21-9 Personnel. He recruits new teachers and recommends
 to the county superintendent of public instruction the
 appointment of all personnel under his supervision.