compulsory attendance

But the ceremony has something of a compulsory attendance quality to it.

The only common requirement is that students meet compulsory attendance rules.

We had compulsory attendance at Episcopal chapel services eight times a week.

"A compulsory attendance staff meeting has been called at Octopus.

"They were under a suspended sentence for violation of the compulsory attendance law," he said.

Blease favored more aid to schools, yet opposed compulsory attendance.

The same source states compulsory attendance of one person per family in some parts of the town is being demanded.

There was no compulsory attendance law, so that thousands of children did not bother to go to school or were put to work by their parents.

Connecticut adopted a similar system in 1849, and Massachusetts passed a compulsory attendance law in 1852.

Some interventions include compulsory attendance in support groups, so the level of stigma is much lower than that associated with attending individual therapy.

He opposed compulsory attendance, as requested by the chiefs, and supported age limits for entry into school.

After Arnold, they were still bearpits, but with the bears required to put in compulsory attendance at chapel.

The Elementary Education Act 1880 insisted on compulsory attendance from 5-10 years.

It required compulsory attendance from the start.

Compulsory school prayers and compulsory attendance at religious services are against the constitution.

The Court held that a state may not prohibit a parent from satisfying a compulsory attendance requirement by sending their children to private school.

In those states, the requirements for homeschooling are set by the particular parameters of the compulsory attendance statute.

These ideas were considered radical because they questioned compulsory attendance and the focus on external student behavior to enhance student management.

In 1843, Parliament considered legislation which would require part-time compulsory attendance at school of those children working in factories.

The compulsory attendance was abolished, not the conscription.

These conditions can stipulate where the offender should live, whom they may or may not see, and compulsory attendance on programmes such as anger management.

Twelve classes are held in twelve lessons in gym (compulsory attendance).

In the European part of Netherlands, compulsory attendance has been officially suspended since 1 May 1997.

There was no school in the district maintained for Chinese students, and she was forced by compulsory attendance laws to attend school.

Many educators and children's television activists argue that schools, with compulsory attendance requirements, ought not be used to deliver a captive audience to commercial sponsors.