Anderson

Respondent by his petition alleged facts showing that he had been first employed as a probationary teacher of the elementary grades in Lugo Elementary School District and had continued in that employment from the seventh day of August, 1924, until May 31, 1926, when he was re-employed as a permanent teacher for the next ensuing school year, to wit: September 13, 1926, to June, 1927, and under this employment did teach in this school throughout the school year. Petitioner further alleged that by virtue of the facts above stated, and by virtue of the laws of the state of California and particularly section 1609 of the Political Code, commonly known as the Teachers’ Tenure Law, he became and was a permanent teacher in said Lugo School District, and by virtue thereof, was deemed employed in said district until legally discharged or resigned. The foregoing facts are not only alleged but are conceded to be true.

Petitioner further alleged facts which in substance are to the effect that on May 26, 1927, the board of trustees without the presentation of any charges against him in relation to any of the matters set forth in section 1609 of the Political Code, and without any public…