The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06

dents of Idaho, regardless of whether
they live in the district or not.
Extracts from the new law (article
%, Idaho school laws) making free
tuition possible:
Section 100 All school districts
within the State of Idaho which
do not maintain a four-year high
school shall pay tuition for pupils OF
such districts who have completed the
course therein, and who desire to
attend high school in another dis
trict. If two districts are in the
same county, the amount OF tuition
as hereinafter set forth shall be trans
ferred by the county superintendent
from the district wherein the pupil re-
sides to district wherein he attends
high school from the county school
fund. If the two districts are in dit
ferent counties, the county superln-
tendent of one county shall remit to
the county superintendent OF the other
county, and the amount RENTED be
charged to the account Of the district
in the county wherein the pupil lives
and credited to the high school. ray.
ment of such high school tuition shall
be Judged part of the necessary min
imum expense of any district In ap-
plving special aid under Sec. OF,
Chapter l59, laws 1911, as amended by
Sec. 2, Chapter Is, laws of l9lZ, shall
charge more than three dollars per
rupil per month with exception that
| high school maintaining departments
of agriculture, home economies, man
ual training, or other vocational WorK
NAV receive four dollars per school
month when at least two such depart
ments are approved by the county
Superintendent of public instruction
and the State Board of Education:
Tuition shall be charged monthly, and
\ fraction of month shall be deemed
\ whole month No district when re
ceives aid under Sec 81 of Chapter 10y
laws of 1911, as amended laws NJ
shall charge more than three dollars
per month tuition
Sec. 1913. Bills of tuition OF non
resident pupils shall be rendered by
the Superintendent of the high school
district in which the pupils are attend
ing school, and when approved ny
the county superintendent OF public
instruction, such county superlntehu-
emf is empowered to make the proper.
transfer of funds. The State Board OF
Education shall prepare ana navy
printed and distributed suthcien'
number of blank forms for that pur-
pose 81,
Sec. 100. Every high school with
in the State of Idaho. subject to the
General school laws of the state snail
receive nonresident pupils upon the
basis above set forth. except wher
il would work hardship upon tnt
HIGH school district; Provided that th'
, county superintendent OF public IN
! struction shall be the judge OF Sucr
cases subject to review by the STATE
BOARD of Education. and provided tur
{ Their that high schooleS shall, not Dc
, required to admit pupils who have no
l passed the eighth grade examination
: or in some other manner estabnShe,,
Z their fitness to enter said high school
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