Manual of Instruction Explanatory of the Common School Law of the State of Illi
Manual of Instruction Explanatory of the Common School Law of the State of Illi
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Every school house should be furnished, too, with a large Bible and a Dictionary. Apparatus for physical and gymnastic training is useful, and every school should be properly supplied with whatever is necessary to advance the physical education of its pupUs.
122 SCHOOLS IN CITIES.
SCHOOLS IN CITIES AND INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Schools in cities and incorporated towns, which have been organized under special charters, and which are under the super- vision and control of local and corporate Boards, ar...e subject to the rules and regulations of such Boards made in pursuance of said special charters. The enactments of city and town Boards of Education, made under the authority of special charters, super- sede and set aside the provisions of the general School Law, and the legally constituted school authorities of cities and towns, acting under their respective charters, have full power to make such rules and regulations for the government of schools as they may deem prudent and proper.
It is required by Section 79 of the general Act, that Boards of Education, acting under special charters, shall report to the proper School Commissioner the statistical information demanded by the State Department, and in this respect, such Boards are subject to precisely the same requirements as township and district school officers, acting under the general Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every school house should be furnished, too, with a large Bible and a Dictionary. Apparatus for physical and gymnastic training is useful, and every school should be properly supplied with whatever is necessary to advance the physical education of its pupUs.
122 SCHOOLS IN CITIES.
SCHOOLS IN CITIES AND INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Schools in cities and incorporated towns, which have been organized under special charters, and which are under the super- vision and control of local and corporate Boards, ar...e subject to the rules and regulations of such Boards made in pursuance of said special charters. The enactments of city and town Boards of Education, made under the authority of special charters, super- sede and set aside the provisions of the general School Law, and the legally constituted school authorities of cities and towns, acting under their respective charters, have full power to make such rules and regulations for the government of schools as they may deem prudent and proper.
It is required by Section 79 of the general Act, that Boards of Education, acting under special charters, shall report to the proper School Commissioner the statistical information demanded by the State Department, and in this respect, such Boards are subject to precisely the same requirements as township and district school officers, acting under the general Law.
What to read after Manual of Instruction Explanatory of the Common School Law of the State of Illi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public I to read onlineMoreLess
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