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...and fourteen to attend some school for at least twenty-four weeks in each year ; (e) a law requiring that the English language shall be the basic language of instruction in the commonschool branches in all schools, public and private." A further apportionment of one-fifth of...

...compulsory school attendance Jaw, and unless such state shall have enacted and enforced laws requiring that the basic language of instruction in the common school branches in all schools, public and private, shall be the ' English language only. "In order to co-operate with the states in the promotion of physical...

...children at school, and providing for the medical examination of children of school age, and requiring instruction in the common school branches in all schools, public and private, to be conducted in the English language. Section 20. That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby instructed...

...adequate compulsory school attendance law, and unless it has enacted and enforces laws requiring that the basic language of instruction in the common school branches in all schools, public and private, shall be English. 4. Better health conditions through provision of a. Physical education and recreation;...

...and fourteen to attend some school for at least twenty- four weeks in each year; (c) a law requiring that the English language shall be the basic language of instruction in the common-school branches in all schools, public and private. Sec. u. That in order to encourage the States...

...going into effect be submitted to the state board of education for its approval. It is provided that the basic language of instruction in the common school branches in all schools, public and private and parochial, shall be in the English language only. Sec. 10. Plans for School Buildings Shall Be...

...said course shall be the authorized course for said town or private school ; provided, further, that the basic language of instruction in the common school branches in all schools, public and private, shall be the English language. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit the teaching...

...and fourteen to attend some school for at least twenty-four weeks in each year; (c) a law requiring that the English language shall be the basic language of instruction In the common-school branches in all schools, public and private. SEC. 11. That in order to encourage the...

...and fourteen to attend some school for at least twenty-four weeks in each year; (c) a law requiring that the English language shall be the basic language of instruction in the common-school branches in nil schools, public and private. SEC. 11. That in order to encourage the...