The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-20
School Attendance
Notice

TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS AM
OTHERS IN CUSTER COUNTY. Id
l. HO.
The following are the provisions O
, the School Law of Idaho, Session
Law 1921. designed for those VIII,
are inclined to unJustly deprive thei
children of the advantages of a fai
I common school education:
} Encouraging Delinquency A MIsde
= meanor
SECTION 1917, c. s. Iu all cases
v here any child shall be delinquent
child a Juvenile delinquent person OF
e. juvenile disorderly person, as defin
ed by this Article, the parent Or per
ents, legal guardian or person having
the custody of such child or any 9th.
Ell person responsible for or by any
act encouraging, causing or contrib
uiing to the delinquency Of such
child shall be guilty Of a misdemean-
or, and upon trial and convictio there
of shall be fined in a sum not to ex-
coed Three Hundred Dollars ($30000)
OF imprisonment in the county Jail
for period of not exceeding six
months. or shall suffer both fine and
imprisonment. The court may i'm
pose conditions upon any per-
son found guilty under this Article
and so long as such person shall COM
ply Herewith to the satisfaction of
the court, the sentence imposed may
be suspended.
Children to Attend School =
SECTION 75K 1921 In all distri-
cts of this state, all parents, guard.
ians and other persons having care
Of children shall instruct them, or
cause them to be instructed, in read
ing writing, spelling, English, |
grammar geography and arithmetic.
In such districts every parent, guard
ian or other person having charge of
any child between the ages of eight |
fS) and eighteen (18) years, shall |
send such child to a public, private or
narochial school for the entire year |
turing which public schools are in
session in such district; Provided |
aowever: That this Article shall no. |
iprlv TO children over fifteen (15) l.
reaTs Of age. where such child shall
ave completed the eighth fs) grade
" nav be eligible to enter any high
ichoci IN such district, or where its
'c1n II necessary for its own use o,
is parents support OF where for good
ause It would be for the best inter
st Of the child to be relieved from
ie'oRs of this Article, Pro
i@Hd - ther that If reputable ply ,
'e'a- W'thin the District shall certify !,
I yTr't'''T that the ehiid's bodily '
l meHis, condition dec NOT permi, :
8 Attendance at sehaal, such child =
hall be exempt during such period OF !
from the requirements OF !,
lis Article. 1t shall be the duty or :
lie superintendent of the school dis ;,
let II there be such superintendent :
nd If not then the county super p
tendent of schools to hear and de- >,
rhine all applications of children .,
3siring. for any of the causes men =
oned here, to be exempted from the r,
DIVISIONS Of this Article, and If upon =,
oh application such superintendent q,
'aring the same shall be of the opin- 81
n that such child for any reason is OF
titled to be exempted as aforesaid
en- such superintendent shall issuej
written permit to such child, stat
3 therein his reason for such exem- th
lon. An appeal may be taken from ca
? decision of such superintendent co
passing upon such application, to of
, probate court of the county in Iibi
itch such district lies upon such ne
lid making application and filing sci
} same with the clerk or Judge sof ,eI,
d court, within ten days after its tn
usal by such superintendent, for J..
ich no fee to exceed the sum of One .x
liar (s100) shall be charged, and -.
decision of the probate court shall
final. An application for release
m the provisions of this chapter
Ill not be renewed oftener than
'e in three months.
emile Dlsorderly Persons Defined s.
ECTION 1919, G. 8. Every child shs
hin the provisions of this Article mt
D does not attend school, as pro- rou
ed in the preceding section, or who ers
n attendance at public, private OIL
parochial school,, and Is vicious sup
or immoral in conduct Id"
who is an habitual truant from anu
COL, or who habitually wanders aru