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(6)   THE APPEAL TO THE COUNTY BOARD DOES NOT STAY
THE DECISION OF THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

(7)   THE DECISION OF THE COUNTY BOARD IS FINAL.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as Art.
77, §95.

In subsection (a) of this section, the present
reference to the "Board of School Commissioners
of Baltimore City" is deleted as unnecessary in
light of the definition of "county board" in
§1-101 of this article.

The only other changes are in style.

7-305. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN CERTAIN COUNTIES.

(A) CORPORAL PUNISHMENT MAY NOT BE PROHIBITED.

NOTWITHSTANDING ANY BYLAW, RULE, OR REGULATION MADE OR
APPROVED BY THE STATE BOARD, THE USE OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
BY A PRINCIPAL OR VICE PRINCIPAL IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES MAY NOT BE PROHIBITED:

(1)	ALLEGANY;
(2)	ANNE ARUNDEL;
(3)	CALVERT;
(4)	CAROLINE;
(5)	CARROLL;
(6)	CECIL;
(7)	CHARLES;
(8)	DORCHESTER;
(9)	FREDERICK;
(10)	GARRETT;
(11)	HARFORD;
(12)	KENT;
(13)	QUEEN ANNE'S;
(14)	ST. MARY'S;
(15)	SOMERSET;
(16)	TALBOT;
(17)	WASHINGTON;