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§ 59-39-170 — Secondary schools to emphasize teaching as career opportunity.

South Carolina·Title 59 EDUCATION·Ch. 39 HIGH SCHOOLS
Acting through guidelines adopted by the State Board of Education, the secondary schools of this State shall emphasize teaching as a career opportunity.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1984 Act No. 512, Part II, SECTION 9, Division II, Subdivision C, SubPart 1, SECTION 1(A).

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Establishment and maintenance of high schools.
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Issuance of uniform diplomas by accredited high school; units required; uniform statewide employability credential; monitoring and reporting.
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Accelerated program of study.
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Elective credit for released time classes in religious instruction; instruction by private schools.
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Issuance of diploma to high school student who enlisted in military during WWII; documentation; posthumous diplomas.
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Data required to be submitted by high schools and institutions of higher learning concerning high school graduates.
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Tabulation of information by State Superintendent of Education.
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Regulations for inspection and classification of schools.
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Interscholastic activities; requirements for participation; monitoring; participation by handicapped; waivers.
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Secondary schools to emphasize teaching as career opportunity.
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Board of trustees of high schools.
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Voter registration application forms to be made available to students.
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Regulations.
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High schools established prior to February 19, 1907 may claim privileges of article.
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