Ohio School Laws Blank Forms And Directions to Serve As a Guide for School Offi
Ohio School Laws Blank Forms And Directions to Serve As a Guide for School Offi
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(103 v. 864. ) Under Section 7773 of the General Code, it is the duty of every parent, guardian or other person in charge of children be- tween fourteen and sixteen years of age to cause such children to attend some recognized school. If such parent, guardian or other person in charge of such children fail to do this they neglect to perform a duty imposed upon them by law relating to com- pulsory education, and consequently violate this section. — At- torney General, 1913, p. 1588.
COMPULSORY E...DUCATION. 2"]7 The history of the statute and its process of codification make clear that the words "as provided by law" in Section 12994, General Code, providing a penalty for employing children be- tween fourten and sixteen years of age without schooling cer- tificate "provided by law, " refer to Section 7765 and Section 7766, General Code, which require the certificate only for employment during the school term.
Such a construction harmonizes the statutes and is in keep- ing with the undoubted legislative intent to prevent child labor only insofar as it interferes with schooling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(103 v. 864. ) Under Section 7773 of the General Code, it is the duty of every parent, guardian or other person in charge of children be- tween fourteen and sixteen years of age to cause such children to attend some recognized school. If such parent, guardian or other person in charge of such children fail to do this they neglect to perform a duty imposed upon them by law relating to com- pulsory education, and consequently violate this section. — At- torney General, 1913, p. 1588.
COMPULSORY E...DUCATION. 2"]7 The history of the statute and its process of codification make clear that the words "as provided by law" in Section 12994, General Code, providing a penalty for employing children be- tween fourten and sixteen years of age without schooling cer- tificate "provided by law, " refer to Section 7765 and Section 7766, General Code, which require the certificate only for employment during the school term.
Such a construction harmonizes the statutes and is in keep- ing with the undoubted legislative intent to prevent child labor only insofar as it interferes with schooling.
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