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Pupils were to be selected from the different counties . This act continued in force
six years . The first common school act of the State ( 1795 ) provided that children
should be instructed “ in the English language , or be taught English grammar ...
Pupils were to be selected from the different counties . This act continued in force
six years . The first common school act of the State ( 1795 ) provided that children
should be instructed “ in the English language , or be taught English grammar ...
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The remainder of § 9 is covered by the provisions of § 38 of the revision . ] ( Page
29 , § 9 . ) § 34 . Dissolution by superintendent . - Whenever the aggregate
number of days attendance of resident pupils in any district for a school year in a
...
The remainder of § 9 is covered by the provisions of § 38 of the revision . ] ( Page
29 , § 9 . ) § 34 . Dissolution by superintendent . - Whenever the aggregate
number of days attendance of resident pupils in any district for a school year in a
...
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... after the expiration of the cur . rent school year , and for that purpose only his
term of office is deemed to commence immediately on his election . 7 . Purchase
text - books and other necessary school supplies for the use of the poor pupils of
...
... after the expiration of the cur . rent school year , and for that purpose only his
term of office is deemed to commence immediately on his election . 7 . Purchase
text - books and other necessary school supplies for the use of the poor pupils of
...
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tract with the authorities in charge of the schools of any city , village or other
district for the education therein of pupils residing in his district . He may also
contract for the conveyance of the pupils to such schools . A contract under this
section ...
tract with the authorities in charge of the schools of any city , village or other
district for the education therein of pupils residing in his district . He may also
contract for the conveyance of the pupils to such schools . A contract under this
section ...
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... and education of such pupils , not exceeding , however , one district quota , if it
appears that a free school has been maintained in such adjoining district for the
period during the last school year , herein required in a common school district .
... and education of such pupils , not exceeding , however , one district quota , if it
appears that a free school has been maintained in such adjoining district for the
period during the last school year , herein required in a common school district .
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| Title | Draft of the Education Law Prepared by the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: To be Submitted to the Legislature of 1899 |
| Author | New York (State). |
| Contributor | New York (State). Commissioners of Statutory Revision |
| Publisher | Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Company, 1898 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 25 Apr 2007 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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