TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL Sample Clauses

TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The Regional District School shall consist of grades 7 through 12, inclusive.
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TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL. (A) The regional school district shall include all grades from kindergarten through grade twelve. As Amended.
TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The Regional District School shall be a Senior High School consisting of Grades 9 through 12, inclusive. The Regional District School Committee is hereby authorized to establish and maintain State-aided Vocational Education, acting as trustees therefor, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 74, General Laws, and Acts mandatory thereto, or dependent thereon; if the Regional District School Committee deems it desirable.
TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The District School shall be a Vocational High School consisting of grades nine through twelve (9 – 12), inclusive. The Committee is hereby authorized to establish and maintain such kinds of education as may be provided by towns under provisions of MGL Chapter 74 and acts amendatory thereof, in addition thereto or dependent thereon. The Committee may also provide self funding programs beyond the secondary level, either alone or in cooperation with other institutions in accordance with the provisions of MGL Chapter 74, Section 37A, as amended.
TYPE OF REGIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The Regional District School shall be a Vocational High School consisting of grades nine through twelve (9 – 12)

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