Civics for New York State
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Give an account of the two courts of a justice of the peace. How many and what persons may constitute a jury in the court of a justice of the peace ?
CHAPTER XVm.
The Public Schools.
The laws of New York require the children living within the State to attend some school regularly. Under these laws public schools have been opened in every part of the State, where free instruction is given to residents between the ages of five and twenty-one years. Should any child between the ages of seven and s...ixteen years, 1 able to go to school, fail to attend one of these free public schools, his parent or guardian must show to the satisfaction of the school officers, that the child is receiving regular instruc- tion elsewhere, equivalent to the instruction in the free public schools.
Why does the law provide for free public schools, and compel the children of the State to attend regularly some school ? Because every male citizen, twenty-one years old and over, and otherwise qualified, has been given the right to vote at public elections held within the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give an account of the two courts of a justice of the peace. How many and what persons may constitute a jury in the court of a justice of the peace ?
CHAPTER XVm.
The Public Schools.
The laws of New York require the children living within the State to attend some school regularly. Under these laws public schools have been opened in every part of the State, where free instruction is given to residents between the ages of five and twenty-one years. Should any child between the ages of seven and s...ixteen years, 1 able to go to school, fail to attend one of these free public schools, his parent or guardian must show to the satisfaction of the school officers, that the child is receiving regular instruc- tion elsewhere, equivalent to the instruction in the free public schools.
Why does the law provide for free public schools, and compel the children of the State to attend regularly some school ? Because every male citizen, twenty-one years old and over, and otherwise qualified, has been given the right to vote at public elections held within the State.
What to read after Civics for New York State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Forest Hoxie to read onlineMoreLess
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