The Child : Monthly News Summary Jul 1942-Jun 1943
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Puerto Rico (1942) raised the upper age to which children are required to at- tend school from 14 to 16 years. New Jersey (1942) amended its school-attendance law to permit nonresident children to be admitted to schools free if such children have been placed in the home of a resident by order of a court or by an agency charged with the care of indigent or neglected children. Virginia (1942) strengthened its administrative procedure for reporting names of children not enrolled in school at the o...pening of the term; Minnesota (1941), in reenacting its school code, provided for a minimum school term of 8 months instead of "7 to 10'' months, as formerly. Michigan (1941) adopted an amendment clarifying its compusory-school-attendance law by requiring children attending a parochial school to secure work permits before they may be excused from school attendance; this was already required for children attending public schools.
It is especially significant that during these 2 years, in spite of the passage of some unfavor- able legislation under piressure for defense and war needs, a number of improvements were made in existing child-labor and school-attend- ance laws, and many efforts to reduce child-labor standards were unsuccessful.
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Puerto Rico (1942) raised the upper age to which children are required to at- tend school from 14 to 16 years. New Jersey (1942) amended its school-attendance law to permit nonresident children to be admitted to schools free if such children have been placed in the home of a resident by order of a court or by an agency charged with the care of indigent or neglected children. Virginia (1942) strengthened its administrative procedure for reporting names of children not enrolled in school at the o...pening of the term; Minnesota (1941), in reenacting its school code, provided for a minimum school term of 8 months instead of "7 to 10'' months, as formerly. Michigan (1941) adopted an amendment clarifying its compusory-school-attendance law by requiring children attending a parochial school to secure work permits before they may be excused from school attendance; this was already required for children attending public schools.
It is especially significant that during these 2 years, in spite of the passage of some unfavor- able legislation under piressure for defense and war needs, a number of improvements were made in existing child-labor and school-attend- ance laws, and many efforts to reduce child-labor standards were unsuccessful.
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