The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-08-16
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE NOTICE

Laws 1921, designed for those VIII
are inclined to unjustly deprive thei
children OF the advantages of fai
common school education:
| ENCOURAGING DELINQUENCY
! MIsDEMEANOR.
Section 1917, c. s. In all case.
where any child shall be a delin
( quent child, a Juvenile delinquent
person. or a juvenile disorderly per
son as defined by this Article, the
parent or parents, legal guardian o,
| person having the custody of such
child, or any other person RESPONSE
| Bile for or by any act encouraging,
causing or contributing TO the delin-
quency OF such child, shall be, guilty
OF misdemeanor, and upon trial
and conviction thereof shall be fined
in sum not to exceed Three Hun
dred Dollars $4,000 or imprison-
ment in the county jail for a period
OF not exceeding six months, or shall
suffer both fine and Imprisonment
The court may impose conditions up
on any person found guilty under
this Article, and so long as such per-
son shall comply Herewith to the
satisfaction of the court, the SEN
tence imposed may be suspended.
CHILDREN TO ATTEND
SCHOOL
Section rs ", 1921. In all districts
or this state all parents, guardians,
ana other persons having care of
children shall instruct them, or cause
them TO be instructed, in reading,
writing, spelling, English, grammar,
geography and arithmetic.
In such districts, every parent,
guardian, or other person having
charge of any child between the
ages OF eight go and eighteen (1S) !
years shall send such child to a pub
nc, private or parochial school for !
he entire school year during which |
he public schools are in session in
'uch district; Provided, however.
hat this article shall not apply to
children over fifteen (15) years of
lge, where such child shall have
ompleted the eighth (Sth) grade,
n may be eligible to enter any high
chool in such district, or where its
elp is necessary for it's own use or
Is parents support, or where for
GOD cause 1t would be for the best
interest OF such child to be relieved
rom the provisions of this article;
rovided, further. that If reputable
MUSICIAN within the district shall s
Gritty in writing that the child's S
oddly or mental condition does not l
ermit its attendance at school, such I
lid shall be exempt during such
sriod OF disability from the requil e.
ents of this article. 1t shall be i
10 duty OF the superintendent of the O
hool district, IL there be such su-
and IL not, then the
unity superintendent of schools, to
'ar and determine all applications o
children desiring, for any of the
uses mentioned here, to be ex-
lpted from the provisions of this
ticle, and If upon such application
oh superintendent, hearing the
me, shall be of the opinion that
en- child for any reason is entitled
be exempted as aforesaid, then
en- superintendent shall issue
itten permit to such child, stat
: therein his reason for such ex- a
lption. An appeal may be taken II
I'm the decision of such superin- OF
ldent so passing upon such appli- ~
ion, to the probate court of the o.
inty in which such district lies III
On such child making such appli- 81
ion and filing the same with the ~
TX or Judge of said court, within
days after its refusal by such SUI
for which no fee to ex- ~
q the sum of One Dollar ($1.00)
III be charged, and the decision Vi
the probate court shall be final. .
application for release from the VI
visions of this chapter shall not
renewed oftener than once in W
ee months. SC
JUVENILE DISORDERLY
PERSONS FINED da
section 1913, c. S. Every child &c
min the provisions of this article I'M
does not attend school, as pro- tn
ed IN the preceding section, or at
Is in attendance at any public. da
rate or parochial school, and is OF
Gus, incorrigible, or immoral in
duct, or who is an habitual tru- wi
from school, or who habitually
lders about the streets and pub 3
places during school hours with
lawful occupation or employ
II, or who habitually wanders tri
ut the streets in the night time. Ida
ing no employment or lawful oc- -
alton. shall be deemed a juvenile NC
'rderly person. and be subject to
provisions OF this article.
AME, COMPLINT: HEARING
AND COMMITMENT.
ection 1920. C. s. When a child
! be Juvenile disorderly person
lin the meaning OF this chapter,
truant officer. OF any school an.
her. or other reputable person, 20
make complaint in the probate
c of the county in which such &c.
i resides. The probate court ~
1 hear and determine such com ~.
Mt. and IL IL is determined that ~.
child is a juvenile disorderiy ~,
on within the meaning OF this n
,ter. he or she shall be commit
to children's home. IL eligible.
o the Idaho Industrial Training
'oi. or to some other training q
ol. taking into account the years
be child with reference to the in >
Ition selected. Any child COM
ed to childrens home, on its seh
& shown TO the judge of said .na
{ that IL is incorrigible and vic =
may BE- transferred to the In