The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02


that such commissioners may be allowed and
paid in addition thereto their actual and nee
essary travelling expenses incurred and paid by
them in the discharge Of their official duties,
provided. however, that the total aggregate
amount Of the travelling expenses Of all the
sg be 50
exceed the sum Of Twelve Hundred Dollars
81 200 o0}, in any one year. t1 Id ~
than hundred million dollars (3100, O0O, 900
the sum Of twelve hundred dollars - 2oo oo ~
ana said al t twelve hundred dosss oG
county /and other boards that committees and
all travelling and other expenses within the
county, r =. ~ - T.
Sec. 2: All acts and parts of acts incon-
|sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. ,@~.'>
Approved April 18. 1913. 7<
H., CHAPTER soe-s. F. No. 1872.
AN ACT to amend Sections 3, 4, : and 6
of Chapter 247, General Laws 1909, as
amended by Sections 3. T. and g., OF
to and pTovdng for At the estsblishent
and maintenance Of Departments of Agri-
culture, Manual Training and Domestic
e sate an to
schools to become associated with such
state. grade or high schools and, and making ss1,ag
to carry such provisions into. effect, and
relating to the charging Of tuition IN such
schools and the earning OF the state aid -.
State of Minnesota:
Section. 1. That Section 8 Of Chapter PAT
ef LAYS 1909 as a ny
and the same Is hereby amended SO as to
read as, follows: -
and Industrial department shall be free to
all residents of the district. Said state high,
graded or consolidated rural schools or any
associated school organized under the pro-
visions Of this act may charge nonresident
pupils attending and receiving instruction in
such department tuition not exceeding two
such pupil, to be fixed as hereinafter provid-
ed; said tuition so fixed shall be legal
charge against the school district in which Oh
paid by such school district ont Of the funds
lof such district. upon presentation to the
clerk of such district Of a statement signed
the district furnishing such instruction, stat
ing the grade or department in which any
number of months enrolled, name Of such
pupil. and amount of tuition. which state
ment shall be. verified by such clerk, super a
shall be drawn by said district in favor of
the district furnishing such instruction tor
mot n mope than r nne months instruction in
any school year, per pupil, shall be charge
against any such district account Of such
The state high school board may establish
rules respecting the enrolment and attend
ance Of nonresident pupils in any school OPP
Grating under the provisions Of this act. and
may fix scale Of tuition charges in the sew
|eral grades or departments. for nonresident
pupils attending any such school, not exceed
ing the maximum provided in this section
And in fixing tuition charges said state
high school board shall take into considera-
ef o the soa S ana
pay the same and also the number of agrt-
cultural or Industrial subjects in which such
nonresident pupil receives his tuition.
necessary accommodate reason
able number of boys and girls to attend only
in the winter months. special classes shall
be formed for them. The instruction in such
agricultural and Industrial department shall
be of a practical character. dealing with
s 1 er9 4srm SFsaas e. 1e
live stock judging, animal diseases and reme-
dies production of milk and cream testing
t; gardenng plants and " such 9TH
|er questions as have direct relation to the
business of farming. including bookkeeping
tematic courses in manual training and in
home economics; as these are usually taught
in public schools
General Laws 19o9;~as amended by Section 9
Of Chapter 49, General Laws 1911. be and
the same is hereby amended SO as to read
sec. a. Each school designated to main
tain an agricultural and industrial depart
ceive state aid not exceeding two thousand
five hundred dollars $2,o0O.O0) per year. and
IN addition thereto one hundred fifty dollars
($15O.OO) per year for each associated rural
such state high. graded or eonso1idated
also one hundred fifty dollars lsi5ooe for
each rural school in the same district with
such high, graded or consolidated school. as
in case shall the total amount received
by any such school exceed two-thirds Of the
a and a1tna 's
the state high school board. The special aid
provided for under this act shall be in lieu
trial training granted by the state to the
schools operating Under the provisions Of this
Any rural school district which shall, under
the provisions of this act, associate with a
state high, graded or consolidated rural
shall receive as state aid afty dollars (s5o. ooj
per year; such state aid to such associated
rural schools shall be granted only upon rec
ommendation Of the superintendent Of the
central school with which said rural school
is associated in addition to the recommends
ton, of the county superintendent, as required
All schools heretofore designated and now
operating under the provisions of said Chap
ter pa, G. General G Laws 1909, as amended by
continued; provided, that they comply with
all the requirements Of law for earning such
aa f S1n BY ycneS T board sna by the es
no more than one school in any county shall
be added to the list Of schools receiving aid
Sec. 8. That section 8 Of Chapter PAT, Gen.
eral Laws 1909. as amended by Section q
of Chapter, 80, General Laws 1911. be and
as follows
Sec. g. For the purpose Of providing
training and instruction in such agricultural
schools, and to extend the supervision and
influence of state high graded schools to
maintaining rural schools may become asso-
ciated with a high or graded school In which
is maintained an aertcultural> and Industrial
not such high or graded school has BEEN des 81
ignated by the high school board to receive
aid under the provisions Of this act. In each
case the high or graded school shall be
known the central school,"
No tuition shall be charged for pupils from
or department of central school No tut
ton for any pupil residing outside the linn
Its Of the central school district and the dis
enrolled in central school below the sew
enth grade shall he charged AGAINST the dis
trict in which such pupil resides in favor o,
| The current school fund shall be appor-
toned to such central school for the pupils
to the district in which any pupil resides for
each pupil for whom tuition is charged under
this act by any school operating under the
same.
! Sec. T. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage,
Note.The amendments proyide:
| VI AutlOEtAeS TIE I1lSil SCnOOl board to
| fix schedule Of tuition. and provides that
no tuition can be charged below the seventh
grade.
(2) Provides that schools now designated
shall continue to receive aid while thew COM
+ ply with the law and rules of the High School
| Board.
(s) Removes the limit that only thirty
schools can be aided annually.
(4) That tuition is 70 be charged pu-
pills of associated districts.
| (5> That the current, school fund shall be
credited to the central school for pupils from
associated districts and to the home district
| for nonresident pupils.
| ApproVed April 16 1913.