Laws Relating to the Common Schools of Kansas Including Official Opinions And
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55. The annual reports of county superintendents constitute the basis upon which the state superintendent disburses the semiannual dividends to the several counties. If any county superintendent, therefore, fails to make his annual report, as required by law, the county loses its share of the state school fund, and the county superintendent becomes responsible to the county for the amount.
100 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. [CH. 10 a statement of the number of district schools in the county, the length... of time a school has been taught in each, the number of scholars attending the same, their sex, the branches taught and the text-books used, the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex ; a statement of the number of private or select schools in the county, so far as the same can be ascer- tained, and the number of teachers employed in the same, their sex, and the branches taught; a statement of the number of graded schools in the county, the length of time school has been taught in each, and the number of scholars attending the same, their sex, and the branches taught, the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex; a statement of the con- dition of the normal school, where such school has been estab- lished, the number of students attending the same, their sex, and the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex; a statement of the county normal institute; a statement of the number of academies and colleges in the county, and the number of students attending the same, and their sex, the number of teachers employed in each, and their sex; a state- ment of the amount of public money received in each district or parts of districts, and what portion of the same, if any, has been apportioned to the support of graded schools; a state- ment of the amount of money raised in each district by tax and paid for teachers' wages in addition to the public money paid therefor ; the amount of money raised by tax or otherwise for the purpose of purchasing school site, for building, hiring, purchasing, repairing, furnishing or insuring such school- house, or for any other purpose allowed by law, in district or parts of districts.
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55. The annual reports of county superintendents constitute the basis upon which the state superintendent disburses the semiannual dividends to the several counties. If any county superintendent, therefore, fails to make his annual report, as required by law, the county loses its share of the state school fund, and the county superintendent becomes responsible to the county for the amount.
100 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. [CH. 10 a statement of the number of district schools in the county, the length... of time a school has been taught in each, the number of scholars attending the same, their sex, the branches taught and the text-books used, the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex ; a statement of the number of private or select schools in the county, so far as the same can be ascer- tained, and the number of teachers employed in the same, their sex, and the branches taught; a statement of the number of graded schools in the county, the length of time school has been taught in each, and the number of scholars attending the same, their sex, and the branches taught, the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex; a statement of the con- dition of the normal school, where such school has been estab- lished, the number of students attending the same, their sex, and the number of teachers employed in the same, and their sex; a statement of the county normal institute; a statement of the number of academies and colleges in the county, and the number of students attending the same, and their sex, the number of teachers employed in each, and their sex; a state- ment of the amount of public money received in each district or parts of districts, and what portion of the same, if any, has been apportioned to the support of graded schools; a state- ment of the amount of money raised in each district by tax and paid for teachers' wages in addition to the public money paid therefor ; the amount of money raised by tax or otherwise for the purpose of purchasing school site, for building, hiring, purchasing, repairing, furnishing or insuring such school- house, or for any other purpose allowed by law, in district or parts of districts.
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