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72:8.1 In addition to the basic [[compulsory]] [[education]] program extending from the ages of five to eighteen, special schools are maintained as follows:
72:8.2 1. ''Statesmanship schools''. These schools are of three classes: national, regional, and state. The [[public]] offices of the [[nation]] are grouped in four divisions. The first division of [[public]] [[trust]] pertains principally to the national [[administration]], and all officeholders of this group must be [[graduates]] of both regional and national schools of [[statesmanship]]. [[Individuals]] may accept [[political]], elective, or appointive office in the second division upon [[graduating]] from any one of the ten regional schools of statesmanship; their [[trusts]] concern [[responsibilities]] in the regional [[administration]] and the state [[governments]]. Division three includes state [[responsibilities]], and such officials are only required to have state [[degrees]] of [[statesmanship]]. The fourth and last division of officeholders are not required to hold statesmanship degrees, such offices being wholly appointive. They represent minor positions of assistantship, secretaryships, and [[technical]] [[trusts]] which are discharged by the various learned [[professions]] functioning in governmental [[administrative]] capacities.
72:8.3 [[Judges]] of the minor and state [[courts]] hold [[degrees]] from the state schools of [[statesmanship]]. Judges of the [[jurisdictional]] [[tribunals]] of [[social]], [[educational]], and [[industrial]] matters hold degrees from the regional schools. [[Judges]] of the federal supreme court must hold degrees from all these schools of [[statesmanship]].
72:8.4 2. ''Schools of philosophy''. These schools are affiliated with the [[temples]] of [[philosophy]] and are more or less [[associated]] with [[religion]] as a [[public]] [[function]].
72:8.5 3. ''Institutions of science''. These [[technical]] schools are [[co-ordinated]] with [[industry]] rather than with the [[educational]] [[system]] and are [[administered]] under fifteen divisions.
72:8.6 4. ''Professional training schools''. These special [[institutions]] provide the [[technical]] [[training]] for the various learned [[professions]], twelve in number.
72:8.7 5. ''Military and naval schools''. Near the [[national]] [[headquarters]] and at the twenty-five coastal [[military]] [[centers]] are [[maintained]] those [[institutions]] [[devoted]] to the [[military]] [[training]] of [[volunteer]] [[citizens]] from eighteen to thirty years of age. [[Parental]] consent is required before twenty-five in order to gain entrance to these schools.
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72:8.1 In addition to the basic [[compulsory]] [[education]] program extending from the ages of five to eighteen, special schools are maintained as follows:
72:8.2 1. ''Statesmanship schools''. These schools are of three classes: national, regional, and state. The [[public]] offices of the [[nation]] are grouped in four divisions. The first division of [[public]] [[trust]] pertains principally to the national [[administration]], and all officeholders of this group must be [[graduates]] of both regional and national schools of [[statesmanship]]. [[Individuals]] may accept [[political]], elective, or appointive office in the second division upon [[graduating]] from any one of the ten regional schools of statesmanship; their [[trusts]] concern [[responsibilities]] in the regional [[administration]] and the state [[governments]]. Division three includes state [[responsibilities]], and such officials are only required to have state [[degrees]] of [[statesmanship]]. The fourth and last division of officeholders are not required to hold statesmanship degrees, such offices being wholly appointive. They represent minor positions of assistantship, secretaryships, and [[technical]] [[trusts]] which are discharged by the various learned [[professions]] functioning in governmental [[administrative]] capacities.
72:8.3 [[Judges]] of the minor and state [[courts]] hold [[degrees]] from the state schools of [[statesmanship]]. Judges of the [[jurisdictional]] [[tribunals]] of [[social]], [[educational]], and [[industrial]] matters hold degrees from the regional schools. [[Judges]] of the federal supreme court must hold degrees from all these schools of [[statesmanship]].
72:8.4 2. ''Schools of philosophy''. These schools are affiliated with the [[temples]] of [[philosophy]] and are more or less [[associated]] with [[religion]] as a [[public]] [[function]].
72:8.5 3. ''Institutions of science''. These [[technical]] schools are [[co-ordinated]] with [[industry]] rather than with the [[educational]] [[system]] and are [[administered]] under fifteen divisions.
72:8.6 4. ''Professional training schools''. These special [[institutions]] provide the [[technical]] [[training]] for the various learned [[professions]], twelve in number.
72:8.7 5. ''Military and naval schools''. Near the [[national]] [[headquarters]] and at the twenty-five coastal [[military]] [[centers]] are [[maintained]] those [[institutions]] [[devoted]] to the [[military]] [[training]] of [[volunteer]] [[citizens]] from eighteen to thirty years of age. [[Parental]] consent is required before twenty-five in order to gain entrance to these schools.
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[[Category:Paper 72 - Government on a Neighboring Planet]]
