Laws for the Regulation And Support of the Common Schools of Kansas 1899
Laws for the Regulation And Support of the Common Schools of Kansas 1899
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Privileges of graduation.
155. May employ teachers.
156. Free to pupils in the county.
157. Petition or election.
158. High-school tuition.
159. County treasurer collect taxes.
SECTION 134. What Counties. [5874. ] Each county having a population of 6000 inhabitants or over, as shown by the last state or federal census, may establish a county high school on the conditions and in the manner hereinafter prescribed, for the purpose of affording better educational facilities for pupils more advanced... than those attending district schools, and for persons who desire to fit themselves for the vocation of teaching. (Laws 1886, ch. 147, sec. 1. ) SEC. 135. Election. [5875. ] When one-third of the electors of a county, as shown by the returns of the last preceding elec- tion, shall petition the board of county commissioners request- ing that a county high school be established in their county at a place in the said petition named, or whenever the said county commissioners shall at their discretion think proper, they shall give 20 days'" notice previous to the next general election, or previous to a special election called for that purpose, that they will submit the question to the electors of said county whether such high school shall be established, and at the place specified, at which election the electors of the county shall vote by ballot for or against establishing such high school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Privileges of graduation.
155. May employ teachers.
156. Free to pupils in the county.
157. Petition or election.
158. High-school tuition.
159. County treasurer collect taxes.
SECTION 134. What Counties. [5874. ] Each county having a population of 6000 inhabitants or over, as shown by the last state or federal census, may establish a county high school on the conditions and in the manner hereinafter prescribed, for the purpose of affording better educational facilities for pupils more advanced... than those attending district schools, and for persons who desire to fit themselves for the vocation of teaching. (Laws 1886, ch. 147, sec. 1. ) SEC. 135. Election. [5875. ] When one-third of the electors of a county, as shown by the returns of the last preceding elec- tion, shall petition the board of county commissioners request- ing that a county high school be established in their county at a place in the said petition named, or whenever the said county commissioners shall at their discretion think proper, they shall give 20 days'" notice previous to the next general election, or previous to a special election called for that purpose, that they will submit the question to the electors of said county whether such high school shall be established, and at the place specified, at which election the electors of the county shall vote by ballot for or against establishing such high school.
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