This act allots various parcels of money for a number of purposes and to various individuals throughout the province, for infrastructure projects and in reimbursement for services rendered to the government.
A continuation and amendment of an act first passed in 1811, which empowered townships, districts or settlements of at least 30 families to establish their own schools. The amendment specifies a certain number of scholars who are to be permitted to be taught in each district, free of charge.
This act repeals the second clause of an act first passed in 1816, which established the Pictou Academy and set out the manner in which its trustees are to operate as well as how they may be appointed. The second clause required trustees to declare their membership in the Church of England, or otherwise declare they professed the Presbyterian religion. The replacement clause requires trustees to proclaim themselves Christians "according to the Presbyterian principles and forms of the church of Scotland."
This act allots various parcels of money for a number of purposes and to various individuals throughout the province, for infrastructure projects and in reimbursement for services rendered to the government.
This Act repeals parts of a previous act concerning public schools, redefining the duties raised to support them, and authorities granted to the board and teachers.
This act amends an 1816 act for promoting the building of schools in New Brunswick, taking away the power of locals to raise money to support these schools by assessment, and increases the government grant to support these schools.
This act grants money for the building and use of schools throughout the province. It details the minimum requirement for both the establishment of schools and school boards, the qualifications of teachers, the authority and powers held by school trustees, and the appointment of boards of education within the respective districts.
This act allows for the provincial to build, fund, and staff schools in York, Charlotte, Saint John counties, and stipulates what their curriculm will be.