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Page 11
Ample provision is made for the consolidation of districts either by the
commissioner upon his own motion or by a vote of the people . The
superintendent is also given power to dissolve a district where the daily
attendance does not exceed five ...
Ample provision is made for the consolidation of districts either by the
commissioner upon his own motion or by a vote of the people . The
superintendent is also given power to dissolve a district where the daily
attendance does not exceed five ...
Page 14
The decision must either affirm , modify or reverse the order of the commissioner ,
and must be filed with and recorded by the town clerk of each town in which any
part of the district to be affected is situated . A tie vote shall be deemed an ...
The decision must either affirm , modify or reverse the order of the commissioner ,
and must be filed with and recorded by the town clerk of each town in which any
part of the district to be affected is situated . A tie vote shall be deemed an ...
Page 19
... except from a dissolved district , without the written consent of a majority of the
persons residing in such territory , qualified to vote at a school meeting , and also
of the owners of a majority in value of the property therein , assessed on the last ...
... except from a dissolved district , without the written consent of a majority of the
persons residing in such territory , qualified to vote at a school meeting , and also
of the owners of a majority in value of the property therein , assessed on the last ...
Page 25
... but not more than twenty - five dollars shall be expended for this purpose in
any one year without a vote of a district meeting . 8 . Insure the schoolhouse ,
furniture , apparatus and library , and comply with the conditions of the policy . 9 .
... but not more than twenty - five dollars shall be expended for this purpose in
any one year without a vote of a district meeting . 8 . Insure the schoolhouse ,
furniture , apparatus and library , and comply with the conditions of the policy . 9 .
Page 34
Powers and duties of boards of education . 82 . Visitation and supervision by
superintendent . 83 . Powers of district . 84 . Power of meeting to vote taxes . 85 .
Municipal authorities to raise school moneys . 86 . Increase and reduction of
board .
Powers and duties of boards of education . 82 . Visitation and supervision by
superintendent . 83 . Powers of district . 84 . Power of meeting to vote taxes . 85 .
Municipal authorities to raise school moneys . 86 . Increase and reduction of
board .
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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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