History And Civil Government of South Dakota
History And Civil Government of South Dakota
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By this a township was required to maintain a school whenever it had fifty householders, thus making the township practically a school district. The desire to bring the school as near as possible to the pupils Jed to the creation of additional schools in each township; and, finally, in 1789, the school dis- trict as distinct from the township was established by law. The school district thus became a body politic and corporate, practically independent of the town- ship, having its own officers w...ith special powers and duties. In the West, in sparsely settled districts, it has often happened that the organization of the school district has preceded that of the township, and has been itself a forerunner of township government.^ I60. Kinds of School Organization. — In South Dakota, when the boundaries of the school district coincide w^ith those of the township, it may happen that several separate schools will be established within it. These may all be under the authority and super- vision of a single board of control.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this a township was required to maintain a school whenever it had fifty householders, thus making the township practically a school district. The desire to bring the school as near as possible to the pupils Jed to the creation of additional schools in each township; and, finally, in 1789, the school dis- trict as distinct from the township was established by law. The school district thus became a body politic and corporate, practically independent of the town- ship, having its own officers w...ith special powers and duties. In the West, in sparsely settled districts, it has often happened that the organization of the school district has preceded that of the township, and has been itself a forerunner of township government.^ I60. Kinds of School Organization. — In South Dakota, when the boundaries of the school district coincide w^ith those of the township, it may happen that several separate schools will be established within it. These may all be under the authority and super- vision of a single board of control.
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