 | New South Wales. Department of Education - Education - 1896 - 208 pages
...the first half of the year ; but in 677 cases only was the law set in motion. The parents of 3,967 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory...circumstances were not such as to render any action necessary. For the second half-year, the number between the compulsory ages who did not attend 70 days was 44,386.... | |
 | Great Britain. Board of Education - Education - 1901 - 882 pages
...the first half of the year; l>ut in 417 cases only was the law set in motion. The parents of 8,422 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory...the compulsory ages who did not attend 70 days was 54,052. In 615 cases legal action was taken, and cautions were sent to parents in 3,223 cases. The... | |
 | Great Britain. Board of Education - Education - 1901 - 880 pages
...during the first half of the year; but in 417 cases only was the law set in motion. The parents of 3,422 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory...the compulsory ages who did not attend 70 days was 54,052. In 015 cases legal action was taken, and cautions were sent to parents in 3,223 cases. The... | |
 | New South Wales. Department of Education - Education - 1902 - 204 pages
...the first half of the year ; hut in 928 cases only was the law set in motion. The parents of 3,964 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory...certificates by examination, and were thus legally exempt. Por the second half-year the number between the compulsory ages who did not attend 70 days was 48,999.... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Education - Education - 1898 - 1388 pages
...during the rirst half of the year, but in 738 cases only was the law set in motion. The parents of 3,554 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory...by examination, and were thus legally exempt. For tho second half year the number between the compulsory ages who did not attend seventy days was 45,560.... | |
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The parents of 8,422 were cautioned, while in the remaining cases satisfactory explanations were furnished, or the circumstances were not such as to render any action necessary. In a large number of instances pupils had obtained certificates by examination,... 