New Jersey Statutes
§ 18A:36-24 — Missing children; legislative findings and declarations
New Jersey·Title 18A EDUCATION
The legislature finds and declares: a. That there is a growing recognition of the prevalence and consequences of child abuse.
b.That the removal of children from school constitutes a deprivation in itself and may be an indicator of even more grievous abuses.
c.That the public schools can and should provide an early warning to the appropriate authorities when a child appears to be missing from the educational system. L.1984, c. 228, s. 1, eff. Dec. 28, 1984.
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Exercises on Commodore Barry Day§ 18A:36-13
Patriotic exercises preceding holidays.§ 18A:36-13.1
Observation of certain holidays by school district.§ 18A:36-13.2
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Books containing organic laws at graduation§ 18A:36-19
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