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62. Children living remote from the public school of the
school district in which they reside, may attend the school in an
adjoining district, under such directions as the commissioner
may prescribe.

63. No child shall be admitted to any public school who shall
not produce a certificate from a regular physician, that he or she
has been properly vaccinated.

TEXT BOOKS.

64. To secure harmony in the system of public instruction,
and to enable children moving from one county to another to
pursue their studies without interruption or unnecessary expense
to parents or guardians, and also to prepare advanced pupils, uni-
formly for the higher grades of instruction in high schools and
colleges, there shall be a uniform series of text books used in all
the schools of the State organized under this law.

65. The uniform series of text books shall be prescribed by
the State Board of Education, and may be contracted for by
them as hereinbefore provided for, and shall be distributed
by the State Superintendent to the boards of school commis-
sioners, in quantities and at times as advised by them.

66. On the first day of July each year, the several boards of
city and county school commissioners, may send to the office
of the State Superintendent, a schedule of books and stationery
required for the use of schools in their cities and counties,
during the following school year, stating when and in what
quantities they shall be forwarded; bills of books forwarded
shall be made out and sent to the board of school commissioners,
who shall immediately pay for the same.

67. The accounts for purchase and distribution of text books
and stationery, shall be kept separate and distinct from all other
accounts connected with the office of the State Superintendent,
and a full statement of contracts, receipts and disbursements,
shall be made annually to the Governor or General Assembly,
and appended to the report of said superintendent.