2006 Louisiana Laws - RS 17:102 — Continuing studies of educational system

§102.  Continuing studies of educational system

To the ends aforesaid, the state board of education shall make continuing studies as a basis for general reconsideration of the efficiency of the educational system in promoting the progress of pupils in accordance with their capacity and to adapt the curriculum to such capacity and otherwise conform the system of public education to social order and good will.  Pending further studies and recommendations by the school authorities, the legislature considers that any general or arbitrary reallocation of pupils heretofore entered in the public school system according to any rigid rule of proximity of residence or in accordance solely with request on behalf of the pupil would be disruptive to orderly administration, tend to invite or induce disorganization and impose an excessive burden on the available resources and teaching and administrative personnel of the schools.

Acts 1960, No. 492, §1.  

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