Excerpt from The School Law of West Virginia: 1903
Section 65 of Chapter XLV. of the Code of West Virginia provides that the State Superintendent of Free Schools "shall cause as many copies of this Chapter" - the School Law - "and other school laws in force, with such forms, regulations and instructions as he may judge expedient, thereto annexed, to be from time to time published as he may deem expedient, and shall cause the same to be forwarded to the County Superintendents, to be by them distributed to the persons entitled to receive them."
Under this authority of law, this edition of the School Law of the State is published, the same being rendered necessary because the edition of 1891 is exhausted.
In this Digest the Constitutional provisions relating to our Public School system are given, and they show how firmly its foundation is laid in the organic law of the State.
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