 | 1857 - 956 halaman
...amount to be paid to each town and society from 10». to 20». in .£1000, each town and society was authorized " to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same, from time to time, as they shall have occasion ; which districts... | |
 | 1857 - 880 halaman
...amount to be paid to each town and society from 10». to 20*. in jClOOO, each town and society was authorized " to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same, from time to time, as they shall have occasion ; which districts... | |
 | 1858 - 894 halaman
...amount to be paid to each town and society from 10s. to 20». in jGlOOO, each town and society was authorized " to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same, from time to time, as they shall have occasion ; which districts... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Education - 1895 - 982 halaman
...creation of new churches involved the establishment of new schools supported by the public funds. In 176G towns and societies were authorized — To divide...and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the saino, from tiuio to time, as they shall have occasion; which districts... | |
 | Connecticut. State Board of Education - 1872 - 356 halaman
...this revision of the school laws. In October, 1766, a law was passed authorizing each town and society "to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same from time to time, as they shall have occasion; which districts... | |
 | 1884 - 682 halaman
...householders in them, for the support of schools, and to choose collectors, clerks, and com mittees. In 1766, towns and societies were authorized to divide...and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same from time to time, as they might have occasion. In 1798, as has... | |
 | Connecticut - 1881 - 710 halaman
...enacted by the authority aforesaid, That each town and society shall have full power and authority to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same from time to time as they shall have occasion ; which districts... | |
 | Burke Aaron Hinsdale - 1898 - 348 halaman
...both at Hartford and New Haven almost at the birth of the two colonies, and after the union, in 1662, there was a single school system. From this time there...found in Barnard, The American Journal of Education, Vol. IV., pp. 657-710; Vol. V., pp. 115-154 ; Vol. XIII., 725-736 ; Vol. XIV., pp. 244-275, 276-331.... | |
 | George Larkin CLARK - 1914 - 866 halaman
...footing as towns. In 1766, it was enacted that "each town and society shall have full power and authority to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts, for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same from time to time as they shall have occasion." Another step was... | |
 | Connecticut - 1917 - 648 halaman
...for the support of the school. In October, 1766, a law was passed authorizing each town and society to "divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the eame from time to time, as they shall have occasion ; which districts... | |
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... to divide themselves into proper and necessary districts for keeping their schools, and to alter and regulate the same, from time to time... 
