Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18


districts.
Sec. 1881 (4496-97, 450O. Pres
ent law changed to make election pro-
cedure the same in all school dis
tricts.
Sec. 80 (45O3). Provides for the
office Of county board Of education at
county seat.
School Finances.
Sec. 33 (4504). Issue of warrants
in certain first class districts by Sec
rotary.
Sec. "a (45O9-. Additional powers
and duties for board of directors uni
form for all districts.
Sec. 35 (451O). Census taking
uniform for all districts.
Sec. 36-37 (4512-13). Boards NAV.
without vote OF people. levy up to IL
mills FOR maintenance or up to 10
mills for maintenance and buildings.
That part for buildings to be placed
in the building fund. Twenty mills
not levied without a vote.
Sec. 1893 (3927-1, 1852. War
rants issued by county auditor in dis
tricts except first class with cities OF
more than 10000 population.
Sec. 40-41 (4563-6D. Funds ap-
portioned one-half on the basis of
teachers employed and one-half on
the basis of the total days attend
ance. Provisions for equalization be-
tween districts, for support Of depart
ments Of state board OF education and
for vocational education.
Sec. ~ (4569). Attendance in a
| parental school and in school for de-
fectives to count three times the ac-
tual attendance and providing for
special certification Of teachers in
classes for detectives.
Sec. 43 (4573). Providing for re-
lief to schools closed by health aU-
thorities and limiting it to 20 days.
Sec. A assoc. No attendance
credit to districts for institute.
Text Books.
Sec. 1913 (45S4-S6. 459O). Pro-
vides for the adoption of text books
by each district on the plan at pres
ent used in first class districts.
| Finance.
Sec. 40 $4,000. State current
school funds to equal $50 for each
child of school age.
Sec. SO (4604-. Apportionment Of
county funds the same as state funds.
Sec. 51-2 (4607-13). Changes in
bonding law to provide for annual
payment and for the investment Of
sinking funds in other bonds matur-
ing before the funds are needed.
CertificatiOn.
Sec. SO (4644). Change in certifi-
cation law to permit university and
state college professional training to
be accepted as qualification for appli-
cants for teachers examination.
Election.
Sec. $3.50 (4667-69, 4671-75,
46S5. Providing a uniform election
plan for all districts. Nominations
on petition. No election il only one
candidate for position is nominated.
Registration required only in first
class districts with cities of the first
and second class. Regular election
officers handle school elections in the
years when general election occurs.
Sec. 60 (new). Membership in
fraternities forbidden in elementary
and high schools.
Sec. 81 (new) Requiring English
to be used for instruction in all
schools, except in learning a foreign
language by pupil who has COM
pleted the sixth grade.
Appeals.
Sec. 62-65 (47O7-1D. Appeals
taken directly to superintendent O..
public instruction.
Parental Schools.
Sec. $3.50 (86O5-1I. Provides
for parental schools by combination
Of two or more districts with a pop
ulation Of 5000 or more, nor more
than one of each sex in any county,
or combination OF counties; expense
to be borrfe according to valuation Of
districts, parents to pay board and
clothing of children committed; non
resident children admitted when res
ident district pays cost of support.
Sec. 20 (416O-19). State board to
appoint vocational experts and as
sistants.
Sec. II (new). Providing for re-
endorsement of a district for the ne.
cost Of education Of pupils residing
in another district distance Of two
miles or more from a school main
tanning his grade in his resident dis
trict. or more than two miles from a
transportation route leading thereto.
Sec. ~ (916-. Gives school dis
tricts option to accept or reject