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§ 59-39-310 — Driver education and training programs established.

South Carolina·Title 59 EDUCATION·Ch. 39 HIGH SCHOOLS
The governing board of any school district maintaining a secondary school which includes any grades nine through twelve, inclusive, shall establish driver education and training programs for students in high school grades.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 21-650; 1966 (54) 2424.

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Establishment and maintenance of high schools.
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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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High school shall not lose accreditation on basis of enrollment only.
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Interscholastic activities; requirements for participation; monitoring; participation by handicapped; waivers.
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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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