Some worry, though, that while most home-schooling families are extremely conscientious _ and produce youngsters who score better than average on standardized tests _ a few call themselves home-schoolers to get around compulsory attendance laws, not to teach their children.
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Aycock appointed him superintendent of North Carolina's public schools in 1902, a position Joyner held until 1919 . During his tenure, the state established a high school system, began to certify teachers, extended the school term, and instituted compulsory attendance.
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By the 18th century, the ancient system of disputations had degenerated into a mere formality, and it was possible to satisfy the prescribed terms of residence, which formerly included compulsory attendance at set lectures, by keeping one's name on the college books.
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Whether the diocese of Nitra ( the only bishopric with a see in Slovakia for centuries ) had been set up by him or by his nephew canons and monks, and the compulsory attendance of clerics at synods convoked by their bishops.
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The Act meant that compulsory attendance at school ceased to be a matter for local option, as children had to attend between the ages of 5 and 10, with exceptions such as illness, if children worked, or lived too far from a school.
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While the state's 79-year-old compulsory attendance law is unclear about who has authority to pick up truants, Morales said that a 1993 amendment to the law " generally provide law enforcement officers, including city police, with authority to take a child into custody ."
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He was also associated with educational reforms such as the establishment of the Nevada State Textbook Commission, laws providing free textbooks for public school students, compulsory attendance laws, laws requiring medical examination of public school students, education finance laws, and improvement in Nevada public school curriculum.
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By 1900 over two-thirds of the states had compulsory attendance laws and by 1918, each state had passed compulsory school attendance laws, making school attendance obligatory by rights, and as a privilege for equal opportunity with individual differences ( including differences in rate of learning ).
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The new chapel was fully functioning by the reign of Charles I of England, when compulsory attendance at Christ's Hospital was enforced, despite continued Papal adherence by locals this was to be broken entirely by Parliament's alliance with the Scottish Solemn League and Covenant that invaded the village.
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A register of the daily attendance of all individuals was to be kept in various places and a box of justice was to be kept into which secret reports could be dropped reporting on people who had not obeyed this dictum of compulsory attendance for religious prayers at the mosques.
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