School Laws of Oklahoma 1915
School Laws of Oklahoma 1915
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) ARTICLE XXVII.
School for the Deaf.
Section 362. Creation and Location: A school for the education of the deaf is hereby created in the state of Oklahoma, to be known as the "Okla- homa School for the Deaf. " The school is hereby located permanently in the city of Sulphur, Oklahoma. (6986-6987. ) Section 363. Who Entitled to Admission: All deaf residents of this state, and those deaf and dumb to such an extent that they cannot acquire an edu- cation in the common schools of the state, of suit...able age and capacity, and of good moral character, shall be entitled to an education in the school for the deaf, without charge. (6988. ) Section 364. Compulsory Attendance: Every parent, company, guardian corporation, association, person or persons, within the state of Oklahoma, hav- ing control or charge of any deaf child or person, between the ages of seven and twenty-one, shall be required to send such child or person to some suitable school, where deaf children are taught and educated, for a period of at least six months in each year: Provided, that this shall not apply to any such, child or person where skilled private instruction is given for the same length of time each year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) ARTICLE XXVII.
School for the Deaf.
Section 362. Creation and Location: A school for the education of the deaf is hereby created in the state of Oklahoma, to be known as the "Okla- homa School for the Deaf. " The school is hereby located permanently in the city of Sulphur, Oklahoma. (6986-6987. ) Section 363. Who Entitled to Admission: All deaf residents of this state, and those deaf and dumb to such an extent that they cannot acquire an edu- cation in the common schools of the state, of suit...able age and capacity, and of good moral character, shall be entitled to an education in the school for the deaf, without charge. (6988. ) Section 364. Compulsory Attendance: Every parent, company, guardian corporation, association, person or persons, within the state of Oklahoma, hav- ing control or charge of any deaf child or person, between the ages of seven and twenty-one, shall be required to send such child or person to some suitable school, where deaf children are taught and educated, for a period of at least six months in each year: Provided, that this shall not apply to any such, child or person where skilled private instruction is given for the same length of time each year.
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