The administration of each school, and the accounts relating to it, are directed by an administrative council, consisting of—
The General Officer commanding the Artillery (President.)
The Colonels of the regiments of Artillery in the towns where two regiments of the Artillery are quartered, and in other towns, the Colonel and Lieutenant-Colonel of the regiment.
The Colonel of the regiment of Pontooneers in the town where the principal part of the corps may be stationed, and in any other town the Lieutenant-Colonel or the Major.
The Lieutenant-Colonel associated assistant with the General Commandant.
The functions of secretary of the council are intrusted to a grade of the first class.
The functionaries of the corps of intendants fulfill, in connection with the administrative councils of the artillery schools, the same duties as are assigned by the regulations relating to the interior administration of bodies of troops. They will exercise over the accounts, both of money and material of the said schools, the same control as over the administration connected with the military interests of the state.
[II. ENGINEER REGIMENTAL SCHOOLS.]
The colonel of each regiment has the superior direction of the instruction.
The lieutenant-colonel directs and superintends, under his orders, the whole of the details of the regimental instruction.