Child Labor
Child Labor
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Attendance Compulsory to 14 Arizona 12 weeks.
Arkansas 12 weeks, 6 to be consecutive.
California Full school year.
Colorado Entire school year. (To 16, unless employed. ) Connecticut Entire school year. Attendance required to 16, if school com- mittee decides child of 14 has not sufficient schooling to be employed.
District of Columbia Entire school year.
Idaho 12 weeks, 8 to be consecutive.
Illinois Entire school year, at least no days.
Indiana Entire school year.
Iowa 1 6 weeks.
Kentucky Enti...re school year, at least 5 months.
Massachusetts Entire school year (to 1 6, unless employed).
Minnesota Entire school year (to 16, if unemployed; exemptions may be grant- ed to children "necessarily employed").
Missouri Not less than one-half of entire school year.
Montana Entire school year, at least 16 weeks (to 16, unless employed).
Nevada 1 6 weeks, at least 8 to be consecutive.
New Hampshire Entire school year (to 16, if illiterate).
New Jersey Entire school year.
New Mexico 12 weeks (to 16, unless employed).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attendance Compulsory to 14 Arizona 12 weeks.
Arkansas 12 weeks, 6 to be consecutive.
California Full school year.
Colorado Entire school year. (To 16, unless employed. ) Connecticut Entire school year. Attendance required to 16, if school com- mittee decides child of 14 has not sufficient schooling to be employed.
District of Columbia Entire school year.
Idaho 12 weeks, 8 to be consecutive.
Illinois Entire school year, at least no days.
Indiana Entire school year.
Iowa 1 6 weeks.
Kentucky Enti...re school year, at least 5 months.
Massachusetts Entire school year (to 1 6, unless employed).
Minnesota Entire school year (to 16, if unemployed; exemptions may be grant- ed to children "necessarily employed").
Missouri Not less than one-half of entire school year.
Montana Entire school year, at least 16 weeks (to 16, unless employed).
Nevada 1 6 weeks, at least 8 to be consecutive.
New Hampshire Entire school year (to 16, if illiterate).
New Jersey Entire school year.
New Mexico 12 weeks (to 16, unless employed).
What to read after Child Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Academy of Political And Social Science to read onlineMoreLess
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