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An Act Amending Section Twenty-Five of Republic Act Numbered Twenty-Two Hundred Thirty-Four, Otherwise Known as the Charter of the City of Legazpi

Year:

1961

Category:

Other

Date Approved:

June 17, 1961

Summary

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This Act amends Section Twenty-Five of Republic Act No. 2234, which pertains to the governance of public schools in the City of Legazpi. It specifies the powers of the Director of Public Schools and the responsibilities of the city superintendent regarding the operational expenses of primary and intermediate schools.

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REPUBLIC ACT No. 3270

An Act Amending Section Twenty-Five of Republic Act Numbered Twenty-Two Hundred Thirty-Four, Otherwise Known as the Charter of the City of Legazpi

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress Assembled:

Section 1. Section twenty-five of Republic Act Numbered Twenty-two hundred thirty-four is amended to read as follows:

Section 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: June 17, 1961.


"Sec. 25. The Bureau of Public Schools. -The Director of Public Schools shall exercise the same jurisdiction and powers in the city as elsewhere in the Philippines, and city superintendent of schools shall have all the powers and duties in respect to the schools of the city as are vested in division superintendents in respect to schools of their division: Provided, That the operational expenses of primary and intermediate schools shall be borne by the National Government. The division superintendent of schools of Albay shall act as ex officio city superintendent of schools with additional compensation of one thousand two hundred pesos per annum payable out of city funds."

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