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	Chapter 17. High Schools. 193. State aid, conditions of; groups of high schools; teachers. 194. Repealed. 195. Salaries. 196. Inspection of high schools receiv- ing state aid; lists; require- ments where more than one school in same town. 197. Amount of state aid. 198. What certificates or diplomas shall show. Chapter 18. Schools for Colored Children. 202-203. Salaries of teachers. Chapter 19. Source and Distribution of Income. 204. Distribution of state school fund. Chapter 20. Colored Industrial Schools. 214A. Allocation of Federal funds for colored schools. Farmers' Institutes. 218. Repealed. Chapter 21. School Attendance. 220-221. What children must attend school; duty of parents and guardians; penalty. 227. Census in Baltimore City of chil- dren between 5 and 18 years; physically handicapped chil- dren; false statements.	235. List of deaf, blind, feeble-minded or physically handicapped chil- dren not attending school and physically handicapped children attending school. 235A. State Board of Health to examine and classify physically handi- capped children; recommenda- tions. 235B - 235C. Equipment and curriculum for; schools and classes for physically handicapped chil- dren; duties of State Board of Education; state aid for special schools and classes. Miscellaneous. 236. Definitions. Free Scholarships. 241. St. Mary's Female Seminary, St. Mary's City, St. Mary's County. 257A. How scholarships to be awarded. Vocational Rehabilitation. 265-269. Vocational rehabilitation and placement; definitions; powers of State Board of Education and Industrial Accident Commission. 270-271. Acceptance of act of Congress; co-operation with Federal board for vocational education; ap- propriations.

Chapter 2. Formation of Boards.

An. Code, 1024, sec. 5. 1912. sec. 5. 1904, sec. o. 1888. sec. 5. 1870, ch. 311,
1872, ch. 377, sub-ch. 2, sec. 1. 1874. ch. 463. 1890. ch. 157. 1904. ch. 584.
1916, ch. 506. sec. 5. 1929. ch. 249. sec. 5.

5. The State Board of Education shall be composed of seven members.

who shall be appointed from the citizens of the State by the Governor for
a term of seven years, from the first Monday in May next succeeding then
appointment, and they shall hold office until their successors qualify. Pro-
vided that the terms of office of five persons who are members of the Board

on the passage of this Act, shall all not be affected by its provisions and
provided further, that in making appointments under this Section the Gov-
ernor shall appoint two members, before the first Monday, in May, 1929,
one of whom he shall designate to hold office for a term of seven years
and one for a term of six years, from the first Monday in may, 1920
Thereafter the term of each member appointed to the Board shall be sever