South Carolina Statutes

§ 59-39-150 — High school shall not lose accreditation on basis of enrollment only.

South Carolina·Title 59 EDUCATION·Ch. 39 HIGH SCHOOLS

No high school in this State shall lose its accreditation on the basis of class or school enrollment only, and any high school which lost its accreditation status during the school year 1964-65, based solely upon class or school enrollment, is hereby restored to its former accreditation status.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 21-634; 1965 (54) 304.

Nearby Sections

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§ 59-39-10

Establishment and maintenance of high schools.

§ 59-39-100

Issuance of uniform diplomas by accredited high school; units required; uniform statewide employability credential; monitoring and reporting.

§ 59-39-110

Accelerated program of study.

§ 59-39-112

Elective credit for released time classes in religious instruction; instruction by private schools.

§ 59-39-115

Issuance of diploma to high school student who enlisted in military during WWII; documentation; posthumous diplomas.

§ 59-39-120

Data required to be submitted by high schools and institutions of higher learning concerning high school graduates.

§ 59-39-130

Tabulation of information by State Superintendent of Education.

§ 59-39-140

Regulations for inspection and classification of schools.

§ 59-39-150

High school shall not lose accreditation on basis of enrollment only.

§ 59-39-160

Interscholastic activities; requirements for participation; monitoring; participation by handicapped; waivers.

§ 59-39-170

Secondary schools to emphasize teaching as career opportunity.

§ 59-39-20

Board of trustees of high schools.

§ 59-39-200

Voter registration application forms to be made available to students.

§ 59-39-290

§ 59-39-30

High schools established prior to February 19, 1907 may claim privileges of article.

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