Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from School Law of the State of West Virginia, Passed April 12, 1873, and as Amended by Acts of 1877: With Forms and Index
2. A county superintendent of free schools in each As amended by county shall be elected by the voters thereof on the first1 Cgap 77 Ac Tuesday in August, one thousand eight hundred and sev enty-seven, and in every second year thereafter, whose term of office shall commence on the first day of Septem ber next-after his election, and continue for two years, and until his successor shall be elected and qualified acc01 ding to law. There shall be elected at the same time, in each district of the county, by the voters thereof, a president and two commissioners, who shall constitute the board of education for the district, whose term of office shall com mence on the first day of September next after their elec tion, and continue for two years, and until thei1 success ors shall be elected and qualified according to law. No person shall be eligible to more than one office under the provisions of this act at the same time. The voting at said election shall be by ballot, and the same shall be held in each district of the county at the several places of vot ing therein for state officers and members of the legisla ture, and it shall be the duty of the board of education of each district to give at least three weeks' notice of such election by posting the same at each place of voting, and.
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