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Chapter 16. The City of Balti- more. 88. Power of mayor and city council of Baltimore. 89. Power of board of school commis- sioners of Baltimore city. 90. Mayor and city council of Balti- more to have power to pass or- dinances relating to. 91. Taxes for support of schools, how levied. Chapter 17. High Schools. 92. When to be established. 93. High school commissioners, ap- pointment of. 94. By whom to be visited. 95. Military tactics to be taught, if practicable. Chapter 18. Schools for Colored Children. 96. Schools to be established for. 97. By whom to be directed; subject to laws governing other schools

98. Comptroller to apportion amount for support of. 99. Taxes paid by colored people for school purposes to be devoted to. Chapter 19. Sources of Income. 100. State to levy tax for support of schools. 101. Amount, how distributed. 102. Amount distributable, how ap- portioned. 103. Amount to be paid quarterly. 104. Apportionments of school fund by comptroller, how made. 105. Comptroller to transmit state- ment to State board. 106. Special payment for Anne Arun- del academy. Miscellaneous. 107. Schools near dividing lines of counties 108 Property to be held in trust by school commissioners. 109 Exempt from taxation.

1868, ch. 407. 1870, ch. 311. 1872, ch. 377.

1. There shall be throughout the State of Maryland a general
system of free public schools, according to the provisions of this
article.

St. Mary's Industrial School v. Brown, 45 Md. 311.

Chapter I. Supervision.

1872, ch. 377.

2. Educational matters affecting the State and the general care
and supervision of public education shall be entrusted to a State
board of education.

Ibid.

3. Educational matters affecting a county shall be under the
control of a board of county school commissioners.

Ibid.

4. Educational matters affecting a school district shall be
under the supervision of a board of district school trustees.