Draft of the Education Law Prepared by the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: To be Submitted to the Legislature of 1899 |
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Public schools which alone or in branches , parts or other divisions , provide free
instruction for all children of school age residing in the district ; but does not
include a department or school under exclusive supervision of the regents . 2 .
Public schools which alone or in branches , parts or other divisions , provide free
instruction for all children of school age residing in the district ; but does not
include a department or school under exclusive supervision of the regents . 2 .
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Thereupon the trustees of such academy by resolution to be attested by the
president and clerk of the board of education and filed in the office of the regents ,
shall declare their office vacant . Thereafter such academy shall be the academic
...
Thereupon the trustees of such academy by resolution to be attested by the
president and clerk of the board of education and filed in the office of the regents ,
shall declare their office vacant . Thereafter such academy shall be the academic
...
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The board of education of a union school district , with the approval of the regents
and the superintendent , may adopt an academy as the academio department
thereof , and contract for the instruction therein of pupils of academic grade ...
The board of education of a union school district , with the approval of the regents
and the superintendent , may adopt an academy as the academio department
thereof , and contract for the instruction therein of pupils of academic grade ...
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318 ; name changed to New York State Normal College by the regents in 1890 .
Brockport , 1867 , chaps . 21 and 96 . Buffalo , 1867 , ch . 583 . Cortland , 1867 ,
ch . 199 , and 1868 , ch . 174 . Fredonia , 1867 , ch . 323 . Geneseo , 1867 , ch .
318 ; name changed to New York State Normal College by the regents in 1890 .
Brockport , 1867 , chaps . 21 and 96 . Buffalo , 1867 , ch . 583 . Cortland , 1867 ,
ch . 199 , and 1868 , ch . 174 . Fredonia , 1867 , ch . 323 . Geneseo , 1867 , ch .
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... but such local board shall be under the general supervision and direction of
the superintendent , except that the board of trustees of the Albany normal
college shall be under the joint supervision of the state superintendent and the
regents .
... but such local board shall be under the general supervision and direction of
the superintendent , except that the board of trustees of the Albany normal
college shall be under the joint supervision of the state superintendent and the
regents .
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Page 118 - That the nature of alcoholic drinks and other narcotics and their effects on the human system shall be taught in connection with the various divisions of physiology and hygiene as thoroughly as are other branches in all schools under State control, or supported wholly or in part by public money, and also in all schools connected with reformatory institutions.
Page 136 - ... guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not more than twenty-five dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than twenty days or both.
Page 33 - ... thereto shall be separated by a substantial close fence not less than seven feet in height.
Page 79 - Such account, affidavit and certificate shall be laid by the county treasurer before the board of supervisors of the county, who shall cause the amount of such unpaid taxes, with seven per centum of the amount in addition thereto, to be levied upon the lands upon which the same were imposed...
Page 288 - The repeal of a law or any part of it by this act shall not affect or impair any act done or right accruing, accrued or acquired, or liability, penalty, forfeiture, or punishment incurred prior to...
Page 248 - If any institution has more than five trustees, the body that elects, by a two-thirds vote after notice of the proposed action in the call for a meeting, may reduce the number to not less than five by abolishing the office of any trustee which is vacant and filing in the regents' office a certified copy of the action.
Page 129 - ... employing a superintendent of schools, may establish, maintain, direct and control one or more schools or classes for the professional instruction and training of teachers in the principles of education and in the method of instruction for not less than two years.
Page 97 - ... or more sufficient sureties, approved by the treasurer, in the penalty of at least double the amount of the school moneys set apart or apportioned to the town, and of any such moneys unaccounted for by his...