Our Schools in War Time And After
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First, there may be passed laws which abrogate the existing compulsory-attendance law; such legislation would be that permitting children below compulsory school age to leave school Second, it is possible to have the existing laws interpreted so as to excuse absence from school, as in North Dakota, where the attorney- general in an open letter to school officers, April, 1 Quoted from correspondence of the Board of Education to the Local Education Authority in Northamptonshire.
THE WORK IMPULSES... OF YOUTH 139 191 7, interprets the section of the school law ex- empting children from school attendance in cases of necessity to apply to children of school age actually engaged in tilling the soil. A third type of action is that which suspends the compulsory- attendance law under certain conditions; such a law is the so-called w Brown Bill," chapter 689 of the Laws of 191 7, New York legislature, to which reference will be made later. Action may also be taken in regard to shortening or lengthening the established school year, shifting vacations, and changing hours of session.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, there may be passed laws which abrogate the existing compulsory-attendance law; such legislation would be that permitting children below compulsory school age to leave school Second, it is possible to have the existing laws interpreted so as to excuse absence from school, as in North Dakota, where the attorney- general in an open letter to school officers, April, 1 Quoted from correspondence of the Board of Education to the Local Education Authority in Northamptonshire.
THE WORK IMPULSES... OF YOUTH 139 191 7, interprets the section of the school law ex- empting children from school attendance in cases of necessity to apply to children of school age actually engaged in tilling the soil. A third type of action is that which suspends the compulsory- attendance law under certain conditions; such a law is the so-called w Brown Bill," chapter 689 of the Laws of 191 7, New York legislature, to which reference will be made later. Action may also be taken in regard to shortening or lengthening the established school year, shifting vacations, and changing hours of session.
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