Rhode Island § 16-2-19 § 16-2-19. Children attending in adjoining cities or towns.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-2-19 — § 16-2-19. Children attending in adjoining cities or towns.

Rhode Island·Title 16 Education·Ch. 16-2 School Committees and Superintendents [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” The Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

§ 16-2-19. Children attending in adjoining cities or towns.
Whenever the school committee of any city or town shall find that it is more convenient
            or expedient for any child residing in the city or town to attend school in an adjoining
            city or town, the committee may arrange with the school authorities of the city or
            town for the attendance of the child at their schools, and may pay for the tuition
            out of the city or town appropriation for public schools. The amount paid shall be
            used for school purposes only.
         

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§ 16-2-19. Children attending in adjoining cities or towns.

Whenever the school committee of any city or town shall find that it is more convenient or expedient for any child residing in the city or town to attend school in an adjoining city or town, the committee may arrange with the school authorities of the city or town for the attendance of the child at their schools, and may pay for the tuition out of the city or town appropriation for public schools. The amount paid shall be used for school purposes only.

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