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which they may be able to pursue; provided, that whenever there are graded schools the teachers and Board of District School Commissioners shall determine to which school pupils shall be admitted.
Sec. 2. The Board of District School Commis- sioners shall have power to suspend and expel pupils for cause; provided, that an appeal shall lie to the Board of County School Commissioners, whose decision shall be final.	May suspend or expel.
Sec. 3. Children living remote from the school of the district in which they reside, may attend school in an adjoining district, with the consent of the Boards of the respective school districts.	Living re- mote.
Sec. 4. Every child, before it is admitted to any Public School, shall produce a certificate from a regular physician that it has been properly vacci- nated, CHAPTER 10. — Text Books.	Vaccinated.
Section 1. School books shall contain nothing of a sectarian or partisan character. Sec. 2. Each Board of County School Commis- sioners shall adopt and purchase the text books for their respective counties, but no change shall	Sectarian or partisan.
be made in the text books at present in use or hereafter introduced without having examined such as may be recommended by the Board of State School Commissioners, whose duty is hereby made to present a list of books to the several Boards of County School Commissioners, with their written reasons for such recommendation.	Tex t books not to be chan- ged.
Sec. 3. The Board of County School Commis- sioners shall authorize the delivery of books and stationery to the various schools in the county, under such rules and regulations as they may adopt. No pupil shall be required to pay more than one dollar quarterly for use of said books and stationery, but any pupil, on account of pecu- niary inability, may be exempted from payment by the Board of District School Commissioners: provided, nevertheless, that parents or pupils may purchase their own books whenever they may think proper.	Books and stationary.