A Treatise On the Law of Public Schools
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I. , 591. USE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY. 61 In Missouri 1 and Wisconsin 2 the law may be regarded as settled that the board of directors of a school district cannot authorize the use of a school-house for any other than school purposes. In some of the States it is expressly provided by statute that the trustees may permit the school- house or school-houses of the district to be used for literary, religious, or township purposes, when not in use for school purposes. The axithority to permit the school-...house or school-houses of the district to be used for other than school purposes is expressly conferred upon the trustees by statute in Kansas, New Jersey, and "West Virginia. 8 In Maryland no school-house can lawfully bo used for any other than public school purposes and district school meetings, unless by consent of the Board of County School Commissioners, or a ma- jority of them. * 1 Dorton v. Hearn, 67 Mo. , 301. 8 School District No. 8 v. Arnold, 21 Wis. , 657. And see Spencer . Joint School District, etc.
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I. , 591. USE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY. 61 In Missouri 1 and Wisconsin 2 the law may be regarded as settled that the board of directors of a school district cannot authorize the use of a school-house for any other than school purposes. In some of the States it is expressly provided by statute that the trustees may permit the school- house or school-houses of the district to be used for literary, religious, or township purposes, when not in use for school purposes. The axithority to permit the school-...house or school-houses of the district to be used for other than school purposes is expressly conferred upon the trustees by statute in Kansas, New Jersey, and "West Virginia. 8 In Maryland no school-house can lawfully bo used for any other than public school purposes and district school meetings, unless by consent of the Board of County School Commissioners, or a ma- jority of them. * 1 Dorton v. Hearn, 67 Mo. , 301. 8 School District No. 8 v. Arnold, 21 Wis. , 657. And see Spencer . Joint School District, etc.
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